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    Rosalie’s childhood was no fairy tale. Their father‚ David Poe‚ deserts the family‚ leaving Poe’s mother‚ Elizabeth Poe‚ with their three children. Making matters worse‚ Elizabeth Poe soon falls ill with tuberculosis and eventually dies on October 8‚ 1811. Within days‚ their father‚ too‚ dies of tuberculosis. With no parents to take care of them‚ the three children are split up. Henry goes to live with his paternal grandparents. A Richmond couple‚ John and Frances Allan‚ takes in Edgar as a foster child

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    is non-infectious and non-transmissible among people. Tuberculosis: Signs and Symptoms: A bad cough that lasts 3 weeks or longer. Pain in the chest. Coughing up blood or sputum (phlegm from deep inside the lungs) Weakness or fatigue. Weight loss. No appetite. Chills. Fever. Causes: Tuberculosis is caused by bacteria that spread from person to person through microscopic droplets released into the air. This can happen when someone with the untreated‚ active form of tuberculosis coughs‚ speaks‚ sneezes‚ spits

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    loved ones‚ his unstable love life and his alcohol abuse. His horror stories are some of the scariest stories ever written. Edgar Poe was born on January 19‚ 1809 in Boston Massachusetts. His father abandoned the family and his mother died of tuberculosis. He always thought about how much better his home life would have been if he had never had to live with a foster family. Edgar was taken in by John Allan and Frances Keeling Valentine Allan‚ and moved to Richmond. He wasn’t officially adopted but

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    51% of married women (ages 15–49) used contraception. Life expectancy was 72.24 years in 2005. It is estimated that 90% of the population had access to safe water‚ and 94% had adequate sanitation. Under the tuberculosis-control campaign begun in 1961‚ the number of annual deaths from tuberculosis declined to 971 in 1970‚ to 672 in 1983; in 1999‚ there were 111 reported cases per 100‚000 population. As a result of the yaws-elimination campaign‚ begun in 1954‚ the disease was virtually eliminated in

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    Mountains Beyond Mountains is a book written by Terry Kidder‚ and is about Paul Farmer. The book starts with Kidder‚ a news reporter who is staying with ten army men in Haiti‚ who are given the task of reinstating elected officials in the Haitian government. Kidder‚ even though he is the author of the book‚ is also one of its main characters. While Kidder is with the army men‚ Paul Farmer approached them to convince the army men to release someone who has done horrible things in the past. Kidder

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    Freedom Beyond Mountains Partners in Health‚ or PIH‚ and Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee‚ or BRAC‚ are both important global health institutions that have made significant and large impacts on populations all over the globe; however‚ they differ in several aspects‚ such as their beginnings‚ motivations‚ financing‚ scope‚ and scale. Both PIH and BRAC were founded by passionate individuals who wanted to make positive changes to people’s health and lives. They were both founded on the basis

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    flu. He was experiencing a fever‚ body aches‚ productive cough‚ fatigue‚ night sweats‚ decreased appetite‚ and insomnia. b. It was pneumonia. He was recently diagnosed with HIV/AIDS and patients commonly acquire pneumonia along with HIV/AIDs c. Tuberculosis. He has experienced a prolonged cough for several weeks‚ fever‚ body aches‚ fatigue‚ night sweats‚ decreased appetite‚ unexplained weight loss‚ and insomnia. d. Lung cancer. Patient has not felt well for several weeks‚ coughing up blood‚ unexplained

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    Eight diagnostic techniques‚ treatments‚ and procedures related to the respiratory system. 1. Bronchoscopy is a type of procedure to see the airways to the lung (bronchi) or the lung. A small tube will be insert through the nose (or mouth) till it reaches the bronchi. The doctor can examine the upper airways‚ the larynx‚ trachea‚ and the bronchi. Usually the patient is under anesthesia‚ or took a type of medicine to help to relax. This type of procedure is used for multiple reasons. Examples: To

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    2006 by U2 frontman and activist‚ Bono‚ together with Bobby Shriver of the ONE/DATA; the pair sought to engage the private sector for the purpose of raising awareness and funds to help eliminate HIV/AIDS in Africa. The Global Fund to Fight AIDS‚ Tuberculosis and Malaria is a recipient of (RED) money. As part of a new business model‚ developed in partnership with Wolff Olins‚ each partner company creates a product with the Product Red logo.[1] In return for the opportunity to increase revenue through

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    Baltimore‚ Maryland. He was born to William Henry and Mary Webb‚ he had three sisters Bessie‚ Mabel‚ and Ethel. Chick was a legend to a lot of people. He was one of the best drummer of the swing era. At a young age William contracted spinal tuberculosis that left him a hunchback and little use of his legs. Doctors recommend he take up drumming as a remedy to loosen up his stiff joints since then he took up drumming.so he really didn’t have a choice when he went into this career because of his

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