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    Hypothyroidism Hypothyroidism is a condition where the thyroid does not produce enough of the hormones that are required to maintain metabolism (Harvard School of Medicine‚ 2007). Introduction Hypothyroidism is not a disease itself‚ but is a condition that a disease state causes (Buckley & Schub‚ 2008). Many of the causes of hypothyroidism are related to autoimmune conditions‚ where the body attacks itself‚ rendering the thyroid useless (Raisbeck‚ 2009). In fact‚ this is the most common cause

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    gland loses its ability to make hormones. The resulting symptoms depend on which hormones are no longer being produced by the gland. The pituitary gland controls many hormones including the growth hormone. A case with hypopituitarism could have symptoms that involve blood pressure‚ blood sugar‚ kidney function‚ sexual drive and multiple other things not just stunted growth‚ versus a growth hormone deficiency that would only affect growth. Symptoms of Growth Hormone deficiency in children include the

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    ranks second worldwide in farm output. Agriculture and allied sectors like forestry‚ logging and fishing accounted for 18.6% of the GDP in 2005‚ employed 60% of the total workforce[7] and despite a steady decline of its share in the GDP‚ is still the largest economic sector and plays a significant role in the overall socio-economic development of India. Yields per unit area of all crops have grown since 1950‚ due to the special emphasis placed on agriculture in the five-year plans and steady improvements

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    Hormone Replacement Therapy In a society where youth and health at are at the top of many peoples personal life priorities there is a gender specific form of hormone treatment that remains under discussion. Hormone replacement therapy or (HRT) is a controversial topic. There are experts who support the use of HRT and there are experts who oppose it. For the purposes of this research paper‚ I will discuss the definition and symptoms of menopause‚ history of HRT‚ benefits and risks of using

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    Should transgender children be allowed to receive hormone therapy? The term transgender is defined as the “non-identification with‚ or non-presentation of‚ the sex (and assumed gender) one was assigned at birth” and is one that describes an estimated 300‚000 to 500‚000 people in the UK of all age groups. We live in a Western culture where a distinct gender binary of either male or female exists‚ a social dichotomy that is enforced upon an individual from the day they are born‚ with their sex being

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    The industry chosen for this assignment is the Fertilizer industry in the context of Indian scenario. KEY SUCCESS FACTORS Based on the detailed understanding and analysis of the industry‚ the following key success factors were identified: Agriculture demand and prices Monsoon showers Raw material – availability and prices Investment for capacity expansion Government subsidies and other regulations PORTER’S 5 FORCES ANALYSIS A Porter’s 5 forces analysis was also conducted to further

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    I chose these two entries :- Joseph Stiglitz The basic idea that Joseph glitz talks about is how globalizations hadn’t worked out the same way that most people thought it would. The first thing he talks about is the increasing inequality between the rich and the poor between the people around the world and sometimes within the same country and the fact that globalization has something to do with that. I agree with him on the idea that technology and the education required to use technology have

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    How Hormones Effect the Endocrine System Introduction: The endocrine system primarily relies on the negative feedback mechanism. The endocrine system influences metabolic activities by sending out chemical messengers through the blood called hormones. Once released into the blood these hormones are transported throughout the body. The effects of these hormones are wide spread and vary from reproduction‚ growth and development‚ immunities‚ maintaining electrolyte levels‚ water and nutrient balance

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    Global Trade in Agriculture Essay Topic: Modern land reform policies‚ in which large tracts of fertile farmland are parcelled out to smallholders‚ are one of the best ways of ensuring that diverse agricultural activities meet with the requirements of the domestic population. However‚ countries such as Japan‚ South Korea and China today are quick to conduct separate negotiations with politicians of these emerging countries to privatize this fertile farmland‚ instead of continuing with the land reform

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