Essays on Medical Practice & Treatment

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Discussion of The Issue of Confidentiality Within Healthcare

5 pages / 2348 words

Within this essayc will be discussed, attention will focus on the necessity of maintaining confidentiality as a legal and professional aspect of providing care and how this affects trust within the Physician Associate (PA) - Patient relationship. In particular, focus will be placed on the...

Medical Ethics Privacy

287

Tuskegee Experiment and Modern Bioethics

6 pages / 2672 words

Tuskegee Experiment essay introduction Introduction: If one was ever told that a government agency deceived a group of socioeconomic, disadvantaged, sick people and put them in an experiment where they never gave consent nor were, they ever treated of their diseases when the cure was...

Bioethics Experiment Tuskegee Syphilis Study

288

Informed Consent: History and Principles

4 pages / 1977 words

Abstract Informed consent is a doctrine that has developed and evolved over the last two centuries into a solid health practice. Informed consent has a vast history dating back to ancient Greece but today it is a hugely important topic in the field of public...

Patient

289

Say No to Drugs: Short- and Long-term Effects of Drugs

2 pages / 819 words

Would you be willing to take something that will affect your mental and physical health, well this is what you’re doing when you take drugs? Taking drugs such as marijuana is illegals for a reason and is a major risk, therefore shouldn’t be taken. Doing...

Drug Addiction Drugs

290

The Importance of Informed Consent and Its Implementation in Speech and Language Therapy

2 pages / 955 words

Obtaining consent is key within the NHS, for all types of procedures. This allows patients and clients the opportunity to accept or decline a type of treatment based on the explanation they are given by a clinician (NHS, 2019). This essay will explore in detail...

Therapy

291

Ethical, Legal and Professional Issues Related to Obtaining Informed Consent

3 pages / 1573 words

This scenario-based assignment sets out to analyse the ethical, legal and professional issues relevant to obtaining consent in adults. Consent is a fundamental ethical and legal principle that underpins the healthcare process. Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it Each essay is customized to...

Health Care Policy Patient Universal Health Care

292

Why Performance Enhancement Should not Be Allowed in Sports 

2 pages / 914 words

The topic and discussion over most athletes’ use of performance-enhancing substances such as muscle builders, (steroids), is getting more challenging as biotechnologies like gene therapy become a reality. The accessibility of these new methods of boosting performance will force us to decide what we desire...

Performance Enhancing Drugs

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A Discussion of Whether Performance Enhancing Drugs Should Be Legalised in Sport

4 pages / 1932 words

Performance Enhancing Drugs are substances that are used illicitly to improve athletic performance. They have been used since the time of the original Olympic Games and the first rule against doping in sport was introduced in 1928. When we hear on the news about an...

Drugs Legalization Performance Enhancing Drugs

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Why Performance Enhancing Drugs Should Be Allowed in Sports

2 pages / 1091 words

Performance enhancing drugs used in various sporting events in order to give competitors an advantage over their opponents have been involved in widespread use that can even be traced back to the first Olympic games. Ancient Greek athletes used to use many different types of...

Drugs Legalization Performance Enhancing Drugs

295

Why Performance Enhancing Drugs Should Be Banned in All Levels of Sport

4 pages / 1691 words

Performance-enhancing drugs have existed within sports for centuries, which have inevitably resulted in impacts on the health of athletes and on the sporting industry. Sport has been directly linked to the use of performance-enhancing agents since the original Olympic Games in Greece, which was a...

Performance Enhancing Drugs

296

The Positive and Negative Effects of Legalizing Marijuana

2 pages / 770 words

Marijuana has been an ongoing topic of controversy in the last decade. The United States has dug deeper into the effects of the drug and whether it possesses extreme life threatening causes. Many medical conditions including anxiety and depression have been treated with marijuana in...

Marijuana Medical Marijuana

297

Professionalism in Healthcare and Its Role in Dentistry

2 pages / 986 words

Being professional, a health professional’s values must align with the values listed in the code of conduct provided by respective dental councils/boards. But professionalism also goes beyond the code of conduct. Dentists should be aware of their social responsibility, the importance of political involvement and...

Dentistry

298

The Role(s) of Biomarkers in Precision Medicine  

4 pages / 1782 words

Abstract Small, membrane-encapsulated transport vesicles known as exosomes present an overwhelming potential in the field of non-invasive biomarker discovery due to their robust integrity in collection from biofluid samples. This minireview briefly discusses their diagnostic and prognostic contributions in three different pathology domains of high...

Therapy

299

The Use of Performance Enhancing Drugs in Sports and Its Effects

1 page / 1223 words

Introduction The consumption of performance-enhancing drugs (PED), more commonly known as ‘doping’, continues to have a scandalous effect across all sporting communities. Doping is notorious for having severe health problems for the consumer, such as abnormal growth, heart disease, diabetes, thyroid problems, hypertension, blood cancers...

Athletes Performance Enhancing Drugs

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Why Performance Enhancing Drugs Must Be Banned

4 pages / 1760 words

Introduction Performance-enhancing drugs have existed within sports for centuries which has inevitably resulted in positive and negative impacts on the health of athletes and on sport. Sport has been directly linked to the use of performance-enhancing agents since the original Olympic Games in Greece which...

Performance Enhancing Drugs

301

Negative Impacts of Performance Enhancing Drugs

5 pages / 2334 words

Introduction The performance-enhancing drugs have been around for a long time and athletes and none-athletes have been using them since the early 1930s. These drugs were not widely used back then but as the new generation came to the world, the number of unsafe and...

Performance Enhancing Drugs

302

The Study of Kinesiology in High School

1 page / 535 words

Do you know what kinesiology is? Well, Google’s definition of kinesiology says “Kinesiology is the scientific study of human or non-human body movement. Kinesiology addresses physiological, biomechanical, and psychological dynamic principles and mechanisms of movement”. Some people may view kinesiology like this but some may...

Kinesiology

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An Overview of The Science of Kinesiology

3 pages / 1262 words

Kinesiology is the logical investigation of human or non-human body development. Kinesiology tends to physiological, biomechanical, and mental powerful standards and components of development. Uses of kinesiology to human wellbeing include: biomechanics and orthopedics; quality and molding; sport brain research; strategies for recovery, for example,...

Kinesiology

304

Discussion of Whether Cannabis Should Be Considered Doping

2 pages / 788 words

Many ex-athletes have admitted to Cannabis use which is a drug in violation of sports anti-doping policies. Darren Heitner of Forbes wrote an article on the use of Cannabis in professional sports and found that it has great benefits for pain and inflammation. In fact...

Athletes Cannabis Doping