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    Childhood Depression: A Preventable Situation The National Survey on Drug Use and Health performed by SAMHSA in 2004 shows that in some areas as much as 10% of the overall population of the United States suffers from depression‚ and while depression can be caused by many things there is a segment of the population in which depression starts in their school years‚ and continues throughout their lives. This is a tragedy‚ however the larger tragedy is that this depression in most cases it is actually

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    technology and more occupied society‚ younger children are increasingly becoming more vulnerable than older generation and one of the reason is obesity. The famous American musician Will. i . Am Claims‚ obesity as one of the factors that can actually knock America out cold‚ along with the lack of jobs‚ diabetes‚ homelessness‚ and lack of good education. Child obesity is an increasing problem in all around the world.

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    The Importance of Childhood Vaccinations All babies are born with a small natural immunity to disease‚ but vaccination/immunizations offer important complementary defense against serious infectious diseases. Infectious diseases are also the leading cause death and disability in children. For hundreds of years‚ beginning with Edward Jenner’s research‚ scientists have sought to intervene to prevent the spread of infection by inducing immunity through the use of vaccines. Subsequently‚ scientists

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    Synthesis Essay “Sixteen-point nine percent of children and teens are obese” (Huffington Post). Childhood obesity is becoming a greater problem in today’s society because of the readily availability of foods‚ appealing commercials‚ and the children themselves. I think that food industries are out to make money without offering healthier alternatives or taking an interest on how it affects the children. With more sugary foods being developed‚ kids are more prone to wanting to have that food in their

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    for Disease Control and Prevention‚ CDC‚ growth charts are used to assess Timothy’s body changes. The indicator used to assess overweight/obesity is if a person is within the 95th percentile or above‚ such as Timothy‚ they are obese and if they are 85th percentile to 94.9 percentile‚ they are overweight. Some consequences that can occur from childhood obesity is that it can project into later adulthood and can cause more harm when Timothy gets older on his body. Timothy could possibly end up having

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    Research Question 3 : What are the effects of campus couple towards students’ life? | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | 1 - Male | | 1 - I can have a partner to study | | | | | 2 - Female | 2 - I lost concentration to study | | | | | | | 3 - I am willing to spend everything for my partner | | | | | 4 - I am short of money after dating | | | | | | | 5 - I can save money because of dating | | | | | | 6 - I get a lot of pressure due to personal

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    Childhood obesity could be examined using Urie Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological Systems Theory (EST). In 1979‚ developmental psychologist Urie Bronfenbrenner developed the Ecological Systems Model to explain how a child’s direct and indirect interactions with the people‚ places and things around them connect and influence their lives (Bronfenbrenner‚ 1979). “Bronfenbrenner (1979) described the topology of the ecological environment as ‘a nested arrangement of structures‚ each contained within the next’

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    Schools Role in Childhood Obesity Schools play a large role in childhood obesity. The food and beverages they offer for lunch and snacks are not usually healthy. Schools need more activity time for students‚ such as sports during PE and more exercises. Not all students participate in the activities‚ they need something all students can do and enjoy. What role does school take in childhood obesity? School lunch should not offer such a variety of food; some schools have several lunch lines‚ however

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    Although advertisers and the media have a huge impact on the issue of childhood obesity‚ the parents have the final call on what their children eat and don’t eat. It is the parents who give in to their children’s whining and give them what they want just to please them. Childhood obesity starts when the children are old enough to realize that they can get their way when they cry for something. It is the parents’ responsibility to lead by example and teach their children healthy eating habits at a

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    multiply at an uncontrolled and fast rate it is known as the cancer of the blood. From the Greek words Leukos means white‚ and hemia means blood. Leukemia is a type of cancer with no known cure that has many treatments and symptoms‚ but with more research maybe one day there will be a cure.       Leukocytes are supposed to attack‚ kill‚ and help get rid of invading microbes‚ but patients who have leukemia have abnormally shaped‚ an increased amount‚ and immature leukocytes. Leukemia starts out in

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