Essays on Illnesses

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The Evolution of Attitudes Towards Death Throughout History

6 pages / 2700 words

Modern society is deemed to adopt and outlook of ignorance pertaining to matters surrounding death. Many academics suggest that contemporary western society has evolved and transformed into one of ignorance and denial when looking at matters pertaining to death. Thus, creating much contention around “the...

Death Evolution Society

154

Research on Diabetes and Its Effects on People

6 pages / 2531 words

The health condition which I chose to focus my is Diabetes. The reason I chose this health condition is because it’s one of the health conditions that has been running in my family on both my maternal and paternal side. Growing up I’ve witnessed my...

Diabetes

155

The Portrayal of Death in Emily Dickinson’s Poetry

4 pages / 1644 words

Emily Dickinson`s, Because I Could Not Stop For Death is a complex type of poem, that provides us important question about the construction of the poem. Why did she choose to talk about death?, how? and in what way?. Each poet has a particular way...

Death Emily Dickinson Immortality

156

Conception and The Three Stages of Fetus Development

2 pages / 754 words

The development of a child from conception to birth is an interesting and intricate process that takes nine months of development, so let’s see what all takes place. Firstly we must look into how an embryo is conceived. An embryo is conceived when sperm successfully...

Human Physiology Pregnancy

157

Preimplantation and Stages of Fetus Development

2 pages / 1104 words

Pregnancy is the most wonderful experience anyone could have, but what if you were unable to have successful pregnancies due to fertility issues or other complications? Pregnancy complications such as breech fetuses and unsuccessful implantation are a few of the many things that can go...

Childbirth Pregnancy

158

Analysis of The Major Reasons for Teenage Pregnancy

2 pages / 894 words

Introduction Adolescent pregnancy has been an ‘epidemic’ affecting various societies worldwide. Scientists have proven that contraceptive use could have significantly reduced this life-threatening experience. However, it seems that the invention has not been fully effective. Initially, the failures were attributed to a lack of knowledge...

Pregnancy Teenage Pregnancy Teenagers

159

The Humans’ Path Toward Immortality

4 pages / 1811 words

Abstract Immortality is not a myth. The unrealistic expectations some people have is the myth. Immortality is more attainable than what most people imagine. This paper will discuss the steps of achieving immortality. From why we die and age in the first place to the...

Death Immortality

160

The Possibility of Human Immortality

1 page / 622 words

Abstract This research examines the scientific feasibility and ethical implications of human immortality, analyzing current technological advances, biological limitations, and philosophical considerations. Through examination of contemporary research and emerging technologies, this study evaluates various approaches to life extension and their potential to achieve indefinite human...

Death Immortality

161

The Way People Can Achieve Immortality

3 pages / 1222 words

The quest for immortality is one that has enticed, motivated, and moved humankind from the very beginning. We have always wanted to escape the inescapable, deter the undeterred, avoid the unavoidable and live forever. We dreamed about eternal life, created entities that were eternal, books,...

Death Immortality

162

Why Humans Should not Strive to Immortality

1 page / 531 words

With the age of 80 years the human lifespan has increased a lot the last 100 years. At the beginning of the 20th century the lifespan in America was about 50 years. This means the lifespan has almost doubled in 100 years, and it is...

Death Immortality

163

A Problem of Concussions Among Nfl Players

7 pages / 2983 words

Introduction Over the past two decades, the National Football League (NFL) has witnessed a tragic phenomenon with over 20 player suicides, including notable figures like Terry Long, Dave Duerson, and Junior Seau. The quest to establish a connection between these suicides and professional football has...

Concussion Football Trauma

164

A Danger of Concussion in Rugby and Its Treatment

2 pages / 1043 words

Concussions are a problem. They are serious, life altering injuries. Since the beginning of the game of rugby there have been people ‘getting their bell rung’. Only recently has the Global Governing Body of World Rugby understood the severity of rugby related head injuries, like...

Concussion Trauma

165

An Issue of Concussions in Sports

2 pages / 732 words

Introduction Throughout the years, concussions have become much more prevalent and very life threatening because of the evolution of sports and the limit on how far equipment can be advanced. Each year athletes are finding ways to become bigger, faster and stronger and better at...

Concussion Trauma

166

Current Developments in Diagnostic Methods of Concussions

4 pages / 1678 words

Concussions have been a hot topic for the past few years, with more evidence coming to light all the time of the damaging and long term consequences that come from them. The most popular definition of a concussion is “any disturbance in brain function caused...

Concussion Trauma Universal Health Care

167

The Importance of Concussion Awareness in Contact Sports

2 pages / 1036 words

Contact sports are one of the many things that define America. Many students throughout America start playing contact sports at very young ages. With the playing of these contact sports, there is a high risk for concussion. Concussions are mild traumatic brain injuries that can...

Concussion Trauma

168

The Truth of Death in Slaughterhouse-five by Kurt Vonnegut

2 pages / 942 words

In war, there is always one constant. Death is inevitable in war. Death can be a traumatic experience especially if someone has witnessed so much of it. In the novel Slaughterhouse-Five, Vonnegut creatively portrays how war traumatizes and desensitizes people. Two motifs that repeatedly appear...

Death Kurt Vonnegut Slaughterhouse Five

169

Analysis of Apoptosis as a Therapeutic Target in Heart Failure

6 pages / 2594 words

Introduction Heart failure remains the concluding communal pathway of varied etiologies that are categorized by reduced systolic and/or diastolic function with high morbidity and mortality. The outmoded description intended for myocyte loss existed as cell necrosis however over the former era, there has been an...

Apoptosis Cardiology Heart Attack

170

The Impact of Ultrasound Waves on Hepatic Injury

2 pages / 870 words

We demonstrate for first time that ultrasound exposure at therapeutic frequency in continuous or pulsed mode, is able to reduce hepatic injury in the setting of partial hepatectomy with vascular exclusion. Importantly, this study enlightened that therapy based on pulsed ultrasonography at 0. 8 MHz...

Injury Sound Therapy

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The Treatment of Sudden Sensorineural Hearing Loss with The Help of Cochlear Implant

2 pages / 694 words

Sudden Sensorineural Hearing Loss (SSHL) is a common problem which is a sudden deafness in the ear, usually in just one ear where the inner ear (cochlea) gets inflamed or swollen, this is because of trauma such as head injuries or impaired blood circulation. Made-to-order...

Hearing Loss