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Bipolar Affective Disorder
2040 Words - 8 Pages.... a depressive syndrome are called
dysthymic disorder, mild forms of mania are hypomania and the milder expressions
of Bipolar disorder are called cyclothymic disorders. The use of the term
primary affective disorder refers to the individuals who had no previous
psychiatric disorders or else only episodes of mania or depression. Secondary
affective disorder refers to patients with preexisting psychiatric illness other
than depression or mania (Goodwin, Guze. 1989, p.7 ).
Bipolar affective disorder affects approximately one percent or three
million persons in the United States, afflicting both males and females.
Bipolar disorder involves episodes of mania and depressi ....
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An American Crisis: Gulf War Syndrome
2057 Words - 8 Pages.... veteran seeks treatment at a VA
hospital, saying his illness is a result of serving in the Gulf. Instantly, he
is denied benefits and services for making a claim that he cannot prove. Why
would the US government want to deny combat veterans of his claim? What is
American government trying to hide? I believe that Gulf War Syndrome is a side
effect of low-levels of chemical and biological warfare agents the troops were
exposed to during their service in the Persian Gulf. I can justify my belief by
the number of ailing vets and Saddam's stockpile of chemical and biological
weapons.
The use of chemical warfare in the Gulf is a reality. First there was the Iraqi
Arsenal ....
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Issues Of Assisted Suicide
1094 Words - 4 Pages.... a resident of psychiatry at Maudsley Hospital in London quotes, “I believe that if euthanasia were legalized many unnecessary and unethical killings would occur”. It is not so much the idea of a person wanting to act in assisted suicide but the fact of making it a legal practice is wrong. Suicidal people usually need help with their problems, not the help to die. They do not know the reason why they want to commit suicide they just find reasons to get the easy way out. Assisted Suicide should not be legalized because it is religiously wrong, because it is unethical and because it is MURDER.
Assisted suicide is wrong in the eyes of God because suicide is a sin. Th ....
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Smoking Tobacco
213 Words - 1 Pages.... is a very popular habit, even though we all know that smoking is
very dangerous. Millions of people around the globe want to quit smoking for
medical reasons such as having already two heart-valve replacement surgeries.
Wht did some people do to quit smoking? Some people substituted eating ice-cream
for smoking.
Why is smoking a very popular habit? The reason is you can get them
anywhere. All the stores are selling cigaretes. You don't even need an
identification card to identify your age if you want legal! Almost anyone can
buy them! Yes, the are legal! Nowadays, even middle high school students are
already smoking, and willl even lead to using drugs such as: mariju ....
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Bubonic Plague
309 Words - 2 Pages.... become worse as the disease spread through
the bloodstream and lymphatic system. The later symptoms, as you begin to
experience the last stages of the disease, are your back starts to hurt and
painful swelling of your lymph nodes. Hard lumps filled with blood and puss
called "boboes",from which the disease gets it name, form on various parts of
your lymphatic system, such as your neck, inner thigh, groin, and armpits.
This stage is the most painful. Blood vessels break and later the dry blood
turns black underneath your skin.
The treatment for the plague is a vaccine that lasts 6 months. You can use the
preferred vaccine Streptomycin, or gentamicin, teracyclines ....
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Cancer
1301 Words - 5 Pages.... Once researchers find the cause of then they will be able to find ways to cure and prevent the disease. They also want to develop better ways to detect and treat s all forms of . In the United States, the National Institue has played a major role in research since it was established in 1937. The American Society also support research programs. The National Act of 1971 expanded government efforts in research. research and control programs have made definite progress. In 1900, was almost always fatal. I the 1930’s fewer than one of every five patients were saved. Today, doctors successfully treat one of every three people who get . Some experts believe that if all pr ....
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Premarital Sex
1203 Words - 5 Pages.... dating, represents adult status, and because all of your friends are doing it ( (6) 1). With views like that no wonder our society is in the shape it is in today.
There are many physical effects of . The first time that you have sex you loose you virginity. When you sin against your body like that you are also sinning against the body of the other person who is involved in the sexual relation. Once the respect for your body and your partner's body is lost it makes it easier to do it the next time. Once you have begun to have sex it changes your mind and you begin to feel love as the physical love not the emotional love that God commands us to have. The only time that you ....
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Abortion And American Legal System
446 Words - 2 Pages.... poor women because they are not able to afford an abortion. Thus, putting an obstacle in their way.
In the case of Hodgson v. Minnesota the court upheld a Minnesota law requiring parental consent and a forty-eight hour delay for adolescents seeking abortions. Many feel this denies adolescents “equal rights, equal access, and real choice”. Once again chipping away from women’s reproductive rights, and further restricting the earlier Roe v. Wade decision.
The law is contradicting because it does in fact place obstacles in the way of a woman’s obtaining an abortion.
From the readings in the Mahler text, one can assume that Nigeria does not have a stable democracy. A ....
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