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    medicine and health with a huge medical breakthrough: the development of the smallpox vaccine. Smallpox was an ancient yet deadly disease that spread rapidly and impacted every class in society starting from the times of the Egyptians in 1570 BC. It was considered to be the most feared and likely the greatest killer during his time‚ killing up to 33% of those who contracted it worldwide. This was the first vaccine to ever be created successfully‚ saving countless lives in the process‚ eventually leading

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    How can drama help shy students gain more confidence? 1) Studying drama at school can be a positive‚ life-enhancing experience for children. It can improve confidence and help to combat (καταπολεμήσουν) shyness‚ which many young children struggle with. However‚ many claim that if performing is taken too seriously it can make children too competitive‚ stressed and diminish (μειώνει) their confidence if they are not successful. This could make them less likely to thrive in (ευδοκιμήσουν σε) social

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    team has learn how to come together as not only a team but a brotherhood in order to overcome the horrible reality of the 1970’s. The Great Debaters takes place in Texas during the Great Depression of the 1930’s. Three black college students on a debate team‚ Samantha Booke ‚ James Farmere‚ and Henry Lowe along with their coachProfessor Tolson‚ travel the road debating more and more higher colleges‚ while growing as young educated black young adults  in the horrible  1930’s south.   Character

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    As a child I never could empathize with anyone. I could argue‚ understand‚ heartily debate a discussion from both sides but show no real love or loyalties to either side. Maybe I’m missing the exact definition of empathy; I don’t know. Looking back‚ I feel like I was living an extremely unusual childhood where learning how to take either side was a matter of self preservation. It wasn’t until I began taking college courses that I learned how to share the feelings of others and actually find a

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    reaction to a previous vaccine (i.e. allergic reaction that almost never happen but can happen such as hives‚ difficulty breathing‚ or low blood pressure and common side effects)‚ egg allergy (e.g. flu shots and measles virus)‚ high fever‚ asthma or lung conditions (i.e. might cause asthma flare)‚ high-dose steroids (e.g. corticosteroid medication)‚ immunodeficiency or chemotherapy‚ HIV-positive‚ and someone at home is sick. Parents are concerns about the safety of the vaccines because it causes side

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    Measles is a highly contagious viral disease that can be fatal. Although an uncommon disease in the United States of America‚ in 2008‚ measles killed 164‚000 children worldwide. In most people‚ the disease produces fever (temperature > 101 F [38.3 C])‚ a generalized rash that last greater than three days‚ cough‚ runny nose(coryza)‚ and red eyes (conjunctivitis). The complications of measles that result in most deaths include pneumonia and inflammation of the brain (encephalitis). Symptoms

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    believe that our opinion matters and most times that it is the right one even without further information to back our point in the argument. American society pushes the act of debate and refuting what is heard‚ the “argument culture” so to say encouraging from a young age to argue for your position. Our society relies on debates to choose our public officials‚ holding‚ as Tannen refers to them‚ “verbal wars” allowing the candidates to bash each other and then make promises that relate to only to what

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    Many children are getting sick from preventable diseases because parents choose to not vaccinate their children. Modern medicine has help to keep people more healthy because of vaccinations. Most people believe it is important to have their children vaccinated and about ten percent choose to delay them‚ or not have them. Whooping cough is a bronchitis infection that is very contagious‚ infants with this illness may die from it. Many diseased that were eliminated are beginning to return. Unvaccinated

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    References: Bernier‚ R.‚ & Midthun‚ K. (2004). Getting the science right and doing the right science in vaccine safety. American Journal of Public Health‚ 94(6)‚ 914-917. Retrieved from Academic Search Premier database Brown‚ E. W. (1997). Chickenpox isn ’t just for kids!. Medical Update‚ 21(6)‚ 3. Retrieved from childhood immunizations Childhood vaccinations: Understanding vaccines. (2006). Practice Nurse‚ 319-13. Retrived from Academic Search Premier database FDA‚ (2005-2012). Web MD

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    Dr Jenner’s work resulted in more than 180‚000 people being vaccinated and the commencement of the mass production of smallpox vaccines. Also‚ in 1864‚ the smallpox vaccination became mandatory in England and Wales. The vaccinia virus‚ which is the virus that is used in the smallpox vaccine is a double stranded DNA virus (dsDNA virus) and unlike other dsDNA viruses‚ it can replicate inside the cytoplasm of the host cell and doesn’t need to incorporate its

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