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    Should Cars Be Banned?

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    towns and cities. Unfortunately‚ we live in a vehicle-dependent society. We use cars to get to and from our work‚ our schools‚ our friends and all basic amenities. We often don’t think twice about taking our car one mile down the road instead of cycling or walking. More than that‚ to many‚ the car is a status symbol that defines out position in society. To ban the car completely from our society would be a huge shock and many people wouldn’t like it. On the other hand‚ think of the benefits. If

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    travel to school or walk?

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    figures [see Supplemental Material‚ Figure 1 (doi:10.1289/ehp.0901747)] (International Transport Forum 2010).” “These data suggest that there are about 5.5 times more traffic deaths per kilometer traveled by bicycle than by car for all ages‚ and that cycling is riskier than travel by car for all age groups except young adults (15-30 years of age)‚ with about 9 times more deaths among those < 15 years of age‚ and 17 times more deaths among those > 80 years of age.” As the case come up‚ it is really convenient

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    Dr. Suhas Kadam  MPH (SE)  2011HS026  Individual Study Title of the study A study to determine the prevalence of behavioral risk factors for Non-Communicable Diseases (NCD) in Shivaji-Nagar Slum (Mumbai) Organization – Urban Health Centre (UHC) Nair Hospital Area – Shivaji Nagar‚ Govandi Background… 1. It has been observed that the burden posed by communicable diseases is still in existence in low socio-economic urban areas. 2. The growing urbanization‚ poor dietary

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    Bipolar Disorder Victoria Venske Rasmussen College Author Note This paper is being submitted on March 11‚ 2014‚ for Mr. Powell’s G148 Section 3 General Psychology Course. Bipolar disorder is also known as manic-depressive illness. This disorder causes unlikely changes in mood‚ energy‚ activity level‚ and carrying out normal daily activities. Symptoms of bipolar disorder are severe and can range from day to day. Not every person goes through these stages in order.

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    how should sporting codes deal with the problem of PED’S With the recent implication of world renowned sporting superstar Lance Armstrong‚ in one of the largest doping controversies of all time‚ the question has been raised in the public domain as to whether sporting codes should permit the use of performance enhancements. Sporting codes should legalize and regulate the use of performance enhancement drugs in professional sports‚ as they have become the biggest scourge of professional sports leagues

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    each group with a brief description: disabled people‚ these types of people should aim to to 3 types of exercises which are... Cardiovascular exercises that raise your heart rate and increase your endurance. These can include walking‚ running‚ cycling‚ dancing‚ tennis‚ swimming‚ water aerobics‚ or “aquajogging”. Many people with mobility issues find exercising in water especially beneficial as it supports the body and reduces the risk of muscle or joint discomfort. Even if you’re confined to a

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    Crisis Intervention Approach

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    Crisis: * occurs when there is a perceived challenge or threat that overwhelms the capacity of the individual to cope effectively with the event * unexpected emotional (depression) and biologic (NVD‚ HA) responses occur. Functioning is severely impaired * if positive‚ there is opportunity for growth and change as new ways of coping are learned. If negative‚ suicide‚ homelessness‚ or depression can result * generally lasts NO more than 4-6 weeks. (by definition there is no such thing as

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    To what extent can the problems of urbanization be met by a policy of sustainable development? With increasing life expectancy‚ people have moved from rural area to urban area and cities have grown rapidly‚ which causes many problems. To solve these problems of urbanisation‚ the concept of sustainability emerged‚ which is always used by environmentalists and political planners to express their own view of how environment and economy should be administrated (Adams‚ 2001). One of the most quoted

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    more likely to make these journeys on their own. Their journey times may vary if they join activities before and after school hours. They will start going elsewhere on their own – or with friends – including in the evening. They may be walking‚ cycling‚ using public transport or a passenger in cars driven by adults or young people over 17. Learning to cope with the risks they will face on the roads will allow our young people – and their parents – the confidence that they can enjoy the freedom

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    rule of 10 principle”1‚ “active hip abduction‚ adduction‚ and circumduction in supine and side lying positions”1‚ and “active calf muscle strengthening exercises in standing and wobble board exercises.” 1 Exercises to avoid are strenuous activities‚ cycling‚ swimming with breast stroke style‚ weight bearing knee bending activities such as squatting and climbing up and down stairs should be avoided as well. The athlete is ready for the sub acute management “when there is minimal swelling and the patellar

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