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    beginning to make a large impact on those who live in rural areas as well as urban areas. More than 15 million Americans received some kind of medical care via telemedicine. (Beck‚ 2016). Telemedicine is best defined as diagnosis and treatment of a patient via web‚ telephone‚ email‚ and webcam used by physicians (Chiron Health). Many physicians and health providers are navigating towards electronic communications in order to help patients make decisions based on the symptoms given to identify whether

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    Many people don’t realize how much of an effect media has on their life until they actually take a step back and look. Sometimes people get too concerned with the media and feel like they need to be a part of what is shown. Various things in the media that have an effect on people‚ but body image‚ sex and violence illustrate the most influential to people‚ in my opinion. Today‚ most teenagers look at magazines or watch television wishing they had what today’s society is portraying as the “perfect

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    With technology in our lives‚ the division between the parallels between assistance and hindrance grows further‚ as generations develop. In “Growing Up Digital‚ Wired For Distraction‚” several claims are generalized‚ and supported as each leads up to an idea. This idea is that as the generations grow‚ the “programming” of their brains direct them towards “failure” in a sense‚ educationally‚ and projects the inability to focus‚ and advert attention to one particular action.

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    Stephanie Villafranca FTT 450 Professor Shephard 4/30/13 The Negative Effects of Counterfeiting Abstract Counterfeiting is an illegal action. There is a study that provides strong evidence as to why counterfeit items can affect not only the lives of the designers‚ but the everyday consumer. It costs 250 billion dollars a year‚ which causes people to lose their jobs. Its profit margin is larger than any other illegal business. (Crime Inc.‚ 2010). Many people think that counterfeiting only

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    powder that easily dissolves in water or alcohol. This drug originated in the 20th century and is classified as a schedule II drug in the United States. Though crystal meth has a reputation as an American street drug‚ the origins of this drug were based in the Japanese military. In 1919‚ a young protégé of Nagai‚ Japan named Akira Ogata discovered a method of synthesizing the crystalline form of the new stimulant‚ giving the world crystal meth. Although‚ it wasn’t until World War II that

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    Negative Effects of Globalization Today‚ the world seems to be smaller than before as interactions among different countries have increased. The effects of globalization can be felt in practically every aspect of our lives today. According to Professor Litz‚ "Drinking cappuccino and Perrier water‚ eating sushi‚ or listening to American or British rock on an iPod while driving the Toyota over to McDonald’s dressed in our known-brand jeans are becoming increasingly common worldwide activities" (Litz)

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    Media: A Negative Influence on Children Danielle James ENG 122 English Composition II Instructor: Hope Umansky December 2‚ 2012 Media: A Negative Influence on Children Popular media has begun a spiraling downfall. Television shows‚ movies‚ and music videos are becoming more provocative and inappropriate. Most importantly‚ they are inappropriate for children. Children mimic what they see or hear‚ whether it is from a family member‚ a television show‚ or a music video. They do not understand

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    living between 1945 and 1948 in his book‚ Our Hidden Lives: The Remarkable Diaries of Post-War Britain. The content was drawn from what came to be known as the Mass-Observation Archive‚ an effort initiated by an anthropologist‚ a journalist‚ and a documentary filmmaker as “a study of everyday people living regular lives.” (Garfield‚ 1) From the thousands collected‚ Garfield selected these five diaries because they provided a fresh view into the thoughts and lives of the British middle class in post-war

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    The Impact of Nanotechnology in Our Lives"Nanotechnology is science and engineering at the scale of atoms and molecules. It is the manipulation and use of materials and devices so tiny that nothing can be built any smaller." It refers to the use of materials with nanoscale dimensions‚ ranging from 1-100 nanometers. Nanotechnology impacts our lives today in many ways‚ such as economically‚ socially‚ environmentally‚ ethically‚ and more. Nanotechnology is used broadly in many ones’ daily life. Many

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    main point throughout the article is that Multitasking prevents teens form learning and retaining information. In the article‚ it is made evident of where she stands. Clay makes it blatantly obvious that she feels as though multitasking has a negative effect on the brain as well as the learning development. Clay uses statistics such as “…According to a 2006 Kaiser Family Foundation

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