Essays on Public Health Issues

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Health and Social Care

3 pages / 1547 words

Standard (may include; code of practice, regulations, minimum standards or national occupational standards) Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it Each essay is customized to cater to your unique preferences + experts online Get my essay Own role and expectations To work in a...

Medicare Social Care Universal Health Care

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The Importance of Breastfeeding and The Evolution of Women's Rights

3 pages / 1140 words

Being a woman in an “equal” society isn’t always as “equal” as it is made out to be. The evolution of women’s rights has not yet reached the act of parenting. Women are expected to change the way they parent in efforts to avoid making...

Breastfeeding Gender Women’s Rights

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The Downtown Eastside Community of People

2 pages / 722 words

The Downtown East side is a community of people those who use drugs and do other illegal social activities to survive or to support drugs addictions. The population of society is estimated around 6000 -8000, whereas most of them are known as first nations people...

Community Drug Addiction Society

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Childhood Obesity: Prevention & Treatment

2 pages / 955 words

Obesity is the state in which a person is overweight, it is a serious chronic disease that causes negative effects in most of the body organs. Some of the diseases that can be highly experienced by the people living with obesity include, heart diseases, the...

Childhood Obesity Medicare Obesity

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The Most Common Causes of Obesity

1 page / 505 words

Obesity is when our bodies store more than the acceptable amounts of fats that might have a powerful effect on our health. Therefore, People become obese for many reasons. moreover, the most trending habits that cause obesity are indiscretion nutrition, and sedentary lifestyle, stop exercising....

Food Safety Medicare Obesity

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Analysis of The Causes of Obesity

1 page / 582 words

Obesity is when our bodies store more than the acceptable amounts of fats that might have a powerful effect on our health. Moreover, People become obese for many different reasons. Besides, the most trending habits that cause obesity are indiscretion nutrition, and sedentary lifestyle, not...

Obesity

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Drug Tolerance and Classical Conditioning

2 pages / 811 words

Prescription and illegal drugs have addictive properties to them, but our bodies’ natural response to these drugs cause us to become resistant to them, causing us to need higher doses. As drugs enter our bodies, our body responds by trying to bring itself back to...

Drug Addiction Drugs

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Obesity and Negative Externalities of Consumption: Denmark’s Policy of a ‘fat Tax’

4 pages / 1896 words

Introduction According to me one of today’s most outstanding, yet somewhat overlooked, health crisis facing society has to be that of obesity. I find that the issue of obesity contrives a profound world-wide impact and I am convinced that if abrupt measures are not implemented...

Nutrition Obesity

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The Drawbacks of Drug Addiction

1 page / 638 words

Drug addiction was a very prevalent topic in A Stone of Hope by Jim St. Germain. He was born in Haiti and moved to Brooklyn’s Crown Heights at a very young age. He lived in what most people would call the “hood.” He quickly began...

Drug Addiction Drugs

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Artificial Intelligence Against Homelessness and HIV

1 page / 522 words

Artificial Intelligence (AI) can not only have its technical lead in the industry but also can help to improve one’s life. All it needs is a proper direction in to overcome research challenges and its thinking in a unified way. Made-to-order essay as fast as...

Artificial Intelligence HIV Homelessness

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Effects Of athletic Training on Children and Adolescents

5 pages / 2496 words

Athletes and sports have been around for as long as anyone can remember. Youth sports on the other hand have been on an extreme rise especially with the childhood obesity epidemic the World is facing at the moment. Athletic training has been one of the...

Obesity Teenagers Training

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Teen Pregnancy - a Growing Problem in The United States

1 page / 1236 words

Teen pregnancy is a growing epidemic in the United States. In her article titled “10 things you didn’t know about pregnant teenagers in America,” Linda Lowen states that “615,000 girls between the ages of 15 and 19 became pregnant in 2014.” In Texas there were...

Teenage Pregnancy

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The Causes of Teenage Obesity Rates Increasing

2 pages / 714 words

Is it surprising that teenage obesity rates have increased? Some causes of rising obesity rates can be because of lack of physical activities like playing sports, not going to the gym, or not having recess and not having outside playing time; other reasons that youth...

Obesity Teenagers

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Report on Tuberculosis Disease

2 pages / 895 words

Tuberculosis is a selected infectious disease which is caused by Mycobacterium Tuberculosis. The disease primarily affects the lungs and in result pulmonary tuberculosis occurs. It can influence gut, meninges, bones, joints, lymph glands, skin and other body tissues. The disorder is commonly continual with various...

Tuberculosis

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Teenage Pregnancies: a Worldwide Social and Medical Problem

2 pages / 1106 words

Teenage pregnancy is affecting many lives of young women in Honduras. This problem has causes, consequences but the important thing is that it can be prevented. According to the UN analysis, the age at which children get pregnant is between twelve and fifteen years. In...

Teenage Pregnancy Teenagers

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The Effects of Drug Abuse on The Community I Live in

2 pages / 1012 words

Introduction In this essay I want to discuss the effects of drugs on community Decatur, Illinois, as the problem of drug abuse has reached alarming proportions, posing a significant threat to our community’s well-being. The prevalence of substances like heroin, crack cocaine, powder cocaine, prescription...

Drug Addiction

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Childhood Obesity as a Nutritional Issue in New Zealand

3 pages / 1158 words

Nutritional issue that is affecting the well being of New Zealand society is childhood obesity. Around 11 percent of the child population is obese and around 21 percent are overweight. This is a problem as new zealand has the fifth highest rate of childhood obesity....

Childhood Obesity New Zealand Obesity

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My Research of Advantages and Disadvantages of Vaccination

2 pages / 1041 words

SRP First Draft Introduction Vaccines are a medical advancement that allows for people to be immune to a certain virus for a period of time, whether it be for a few months or a few years. Vaccines improve the safety of the general public because...

Vaccination

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Why is Vaccination of Human Papillomavirus Significant

2 pages / 859 words

Vaccinations and whether the act of vaccinating children should be up to their parents, or if the government should mandate vaccines, is a highly discussed topic. Parents argue that vaccines keep their children safe, and prevent serious outbreaks from occurring, generally making communities safer and...

Vaccination