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    Life Expectancy

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    past were not died a natural death and it occurred much earlier owing to external natural causes. Epidemic‚ crop failure‚ act of God befell the human race constantly and took many lives.  It is difficult to believe‚ but as the hard stat reports the influenza epidemic in 1918 infected half a billion people across the world and claimed the lives of almost 50 million earthmen‚ more than died in World War I. It appeared in late spring without warning and scientists‚ doctors and health officials were unable

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    this lung infection. Here are six surprising pneumonia facts everyone should make it their business to know: Pneumonia is a Leading Cause of Death in the United States Believe it or not‚ according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention‚ influenza‚ pneumonia‚ and pneumococcal pneumonia are among the top ten most prevalent causes of death in the United States. While this illness is especially hard on the very old and very young‚ this disease also kills individuals in their prime. It doesn’t

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    Chapter 21: Diseases of the Respiratory System Question Type: Multiple Choice 1) The upper respiratory tract consists of the: a) pharynx b) nasal cavity c) primary bronchi d) two of these choices Answer: d Difficulty: Easy Learning Objective 1: LO 21.1 Review the anatomy of the upper and lower respiratory tract as it pertains to microbial defenses. Section Reference 1: Section 21.1 Components of the Respiratory System 2) Middle ear infections are common in children because _____. a) they

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    doctor he (or she) might ask you ’What’s wrong?’ or ’What’s the problem?’ A more specialized question is ’What are your symptoms?’ Symptoms are any feelings of illness or discomfort which are caused by a health problem. E.g. If you had the flu (influenza) your symptoms would be a fever‚ a runny nose and I have been coughing. The doctor might also ask ’When did the symptoms start?’ Diagnosis After telling the doctor your symptoms he will tell you the name of your problem. A diagnosis is when a

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    My first encounter with this 21-year-old male’s case made me initially think “influenza”‚ but many diseases start with flu-like symptoms‚ for example‚ the quintessential sore throat and dry cough. The person of interest was probably thinking it is just a cold plus I have that exam to study for. As time went by the symptoms progressed‚ which finally forced him to visit the campus clinic. The 21-year-old male college student has now developed a productive cough‚ a headache‚ a runny nose‚ a fever

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    Vaccination Essay

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    It’s Worth a Shot From the time vaccines have been introduced to this point in medical history there has been controversy over the morality‚ ethics‚ effectiveness‚ and safety of receiving vaccines. (Singer.) However‚ the overall effect of vaccines benefits not only the individuals who receive them‚ but the general population as well. Vaccines are a safe and effective method used to prevent a variety of diseases‚ and not getting such vaccinations can put not only the individual‚ but the general population

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    Plague Notes

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    (several months→ years) Urban cycle is important for mass destruction of urban ways? A flea bites rodent‚ and then the wild rodent will have some type of contact with a human. Or the infected flea will direct the person. INFLUENZA • Acute respiratory infection due to influenza virus • Transmission: highly contagious and infectious • Incubation period: 1 to 5 days • Communicability: maximum 1-2 days to 4-5 days after onset o You may be able to pass on the flu to someone else before you know

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    Food Policy

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    Food Policies in China and America Our presentation focuses on the difference in food policies forwarded by the American and Chinese governments as well as the effect of income disparities on food purchasing among the two nations. China’s poor population does not have the resources to pay for quality food‚ so they are forced to purchase inexpensive‚ low quality items. Some people‚ however‚ cannot afford to buy any food. The number of people living on less than $2 a day is approximately 468 million

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    With the cooler weather we turn our concerns to the up and coming flu season. Staying well throughout the winter can be challenging. When fall hits we all start thinking about getting our flu shot to avoid catching the flu. People are not the only ones at risk for getting the flu. As it is for people‚ the flu is extremely contagious among dogs as well. For dogs the flu symptoms are similar to our own and also similar to kennel cough. The flu lasts anywhere from two to five weeks. There are typically

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    World Health Organization The World Health Organization is a specialized agency of the United Nations. It was first officially made and put into constitution on the 7th of April 1948. It is said they do good and never bad. In 2009 when the influenza pandemic (H1N1) hit the world‚ the world health organization was accused of spreading "fear and confusion" rather than "immediate information". This resulted in a huge collaboration with other world health authorities and foundations. How did they

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