Essays on Infectious Diseases

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Status of Fowl Cholera Diagnostic Techniques, a Review

5 pages / 2404 words

Introduction Diagnosis of fowl cholera depends on identification of the causative bacterium, P. multocida, following isolation from birds with signs and lesions consistent with this disease. Presumptive diagnosis may be based on the observance of typical signs and lesions and/or on the microscopic demonstration of...

Bacteria Infectious Disease

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The Diverse Techniques to Battle Illnesses Transmitted by Mosquitoes

3 pages / 1170 words

The deadliest organism in the world does not have claws, giant teeth, or piercing eyes, nor is it as big as one would imagine. The most deadly organism is actually a mosquito. According to the World Health Organization, mosquito bites result in the deaths of...

Dengue Fever

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The Main Problems and Suggestions Regarding The Spread of The Ebola Disease in Africa

5 pages / 2376 words

Abstract This document provides an in-depth summary of infection prevention and measures for people giving direct and non-direct care to people suspected or confirmed to have the Ebola virus disease. Research reveals that there is a positive relationship between fatality of human virulence and death...

Ebola Virus

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Assessment of The Ebola Virus as a Severe Problem and Ways to Stop The Disease

2 pages / 774 words

Ebola virus, also known as Ebola hemorrhagic fever, according to an Ebola media article, “is a severe and often fatal disease in humans.” The virus is transmitted to people from wild animals and spreads throughout human population through human contact and body fluid. The Ebola...

Ebola Virus

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Evaluation of The Issues Related to The Ebola Virus

5 pages / 2500 words

In the fall of 1347, a boat docked in Messina, Sicily, confirming the doubt that had been lingering in the back of everyone’s mind, too horrible to be believable until that moment. There had been rumors about a pestilence that had ravaged its way across...

Ebola Virus

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Gender and Hiv/aids: Prevention Among Young People

1 page / 666 words

Introduction Costa, Mclntyre, and Ferreira’s study in 2018 documented people having good knowledge about HIV transmission and prevention, although there are still some myths; more so 79.9% of the women are knowledgeable about condom use that prevents transmission of HIV and other related diseases. However,...

AIDS Gender HIV

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The Incidence of Microbial Spectra in Gallstone Disease

2 pages / 822 words

Aim: The present study was undertaken to study the incidence of microbial spectra in gallstone disease and effect of bacteriobilia on wound infection. Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it Each essay is customized to cater to your unique preferences + experts online Get...

Bacteria Infectious Disease

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Lovers and Livers by Jacalyn Duffin: a Look at The Dangers of The Hepatitis C Disease

2 pages / 986 words

Introduction It has generally been accepted by the medical community as a fact that hepatitis C is a dangerous liver disease caused by the hepatitis C virus. That being said, it is worth considering the reasons for which this fact is accepted; is it perhaps...

Hepatitis C

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Inhibition of Map Kinase/nf-kb Sepsis by Using Curcumin Loaded Nano Cerium

2 pages / 747 words

Serious sepsis is connected with a systemic inflammatory response symptoms (SIRS) that is characterized by wide-spread elevations in reactive air species (ROS) and increased amounts of circulating tumor necrosis factor-a (TNF-a) and interleukin 6 (IL-6). The advancement of SIRS is definitely a major trigger of...

Human Anatomy Infectious Disease

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Hiv/aids Pandemic and Women

2 pages / 711 words

Introduction Globally, women in different regions face similar issues on different scales of intensity. Prominent issues include how the HIV/AIDS pandemic affects women, including their disease status, along with the varying levels of household, economic, and social power they hold. When greater inequality exists between...

AIDS HIV

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A Study of The 6 Common and Dangerous Diseases Affecting Civil War Soldiers

5 pages / 2330 words

Medicine During the Civil War The Civil War had more deaths than all previous wars combined. Most people think those soldiers in the Civil War died of wounds or amputations, but the truth is that most died from common diseases that they never had been...

Measles

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The Origin of The Measles Virus in America

1 page / 429 words

U.S. News and World Report came forth with some information on the rise of the measles virus and how it’s becoming a prevalent disease here in America today. Studies have shown that the rise of measles can be attributed almost entirely to the choice of...

Measles

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The Measles Vaccination and How It Has Resulted in a Social Plague

3 pages / 1247 words

Measles vaccination, a highly controversial topic in America today, has put the concerns of the government and its people on an all time high. It is one that has pervaded quite quickly across the border— both literally and figuratively. Speaking as a vaccinated individual, it...

Measles

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A Study of Why Cultural Legacy, Birth Timing and 10,000 Hour Rule is Important as Shown in Malcolm Gladwell's Book The Outliers

4 pages / 1948 words

What defines an individual’s success? In most cases than not, one examines the person’s IQ, their personality, or what sort of special talents that they were graced with since birth as factors that influence ones success. However, this is the exact process that Malcolm Gladwell...

Polio

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Pathogenic Human Disease

2 pages / 840 words

Transmission of pathogenic human disease can occur under many different circumstances. One mode of transmission that is of interest to people is the transmission of microbes on surfaces. A surface for transmission can range from a doorknob to our very own hands. Nonliving surfaces involved...

Infectious Disease Viruses

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Cucumber Tree (averrhoa Bilimbi) Fruit as an Antibacterial Disinfectant

1 page / 519 words

Introduction Poverty is one of the world’s recurring and concerning issues which has affected countries, especially third-world countries, and this includes the Philippines. During the first half of 2014, 25.8% of the Philippine population suffered from poverty, which decreased to 21.6% in 2015, and then...

Bacteria Infectious Disease Philippines

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Unpacking Pneumonia: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatments

1 page / 567 words

Pneumonia” a very serious health condition where a person’s lungs are filled with fluid. This makes it very hard for oxygen in the lungs to reach the blood stream” EPA (2018). Pneumonia can continue from two weeks to three weeks and then disappear and be...

Pneumonia

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Role of Breastfeeding in Protection Against Respiratory Tract Infections

1 page / 488 words

An infectious disease, also known as transmissible disease or communicable disease, is illness resulting from the invasion of an organism’s body tissues by disease-causing agents, their multiplication, and the reaction of host tissues to the infectious agents and the toxins they produce. Made-to-order essay as...

Breastfeeding Infectious Disease

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Pneumonia: Types, Causes, Treatment

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Pneumonia is a disease in one or both lungs caused by bacteria, viruses or fungi. However, bacterial pneumonia is the most common type found in adults. Pneumonia causes alveoli, which is inflammation in the air sacs in your lungs. The alveoli can make breathing difficult...

Pneumonia Viruses