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    Tissue Ownership

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    Homepage of the Chemical Heritage Foundation. N.p.‚ n.d. Web. 23 Sept. 2013. Korn‚ David. "Ownership and Use of Tissue Specimens for Research." JAMA. Vol. 292. N.p.: American Medical Association‚ 2004. Web. Skloot‚ Rebecca. The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks. New York: Crown‚ 2010. Print.

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    Society wanted to find a result as soon as possible due to the fear of the outbreak. The lack of education on infectious disease was very profound‚ but as years passed doctors and the government came to understand. In New York City today‚ education has become a number one priority in society. Mary Mallon was not educated on the bacterium she

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    there is a correlation among races and socioeconomic standing. Lack of educational classes regarding sex‚ censorship in the media‚ and unobtainable contraceptives

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    Huntington’s disease is a fatal inherited disease that causes the gradual break down of cells in the brain. HD ( Huntington’s disease) causes deterioration of ones mental and physical abilities during their prime working years and unfortunately has no cure. In 1872‚ HD was first recognized by a 22 year old American doctor. George Huntington wrote the first ever literature on this disease‚ the paper called “On Chorea” which was later renamed as Huntington’s Disease. Throughout the 18th and 19th centuries

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    research‚ usually without their knowledge. Many scientists believed that since patients were treated for free in the public wards‚ it was fair to use them as research subjects as a form of payment.” (29) “‘Now I don’t know for sure if a spirit got Henrietta or if a doctor did it‚’ Cootie said‚ ‘but I do know that her cancer wasn’t no regular cancer‚ cause regular cancer don’t keep on growing after a person die.’” (82) “Though no law or code of ethics required doctors to ask permission before taking

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    Intro: PKU (Phenylketonuria) is a genetic disorder where the body lacks a certain enzyme which breaks down PHE‚ which in turn leads to dangerous build up of PHE. History: PKU was discovered in 1934 in Norway by Dr. Asbjørn Følling. A mom of two kids came to him in dire need of help after being denied by many doctors. She was denied because the doctors failed to realize what was wrong with the children. He was told of their unusual appetites and behaviors and was unable to come up with a diagnosis

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    Nowadays some people need organs to live and other people can’t give them or they don’t want to give them.Also nowadays some animals are becoming extinct.But with cloning we could get those organs for those people‚ we could heal cancer with good tissue and bring back those animals‚ and see how they use to live we can do all these with cloning.When we cloned Dolly it worked but she only lived for 8 months.Since it cost so much money do just clone Dolly we just decided not to do it anymore‚ but if

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    Growing up in a Christian Science household meant that I did not have checkups with the doctor‚ immunizations‚ or take medication. Growing up in a Christian Science household meant no medical care‚ for almost any reason‚ for anyone in my family. One of the most distinct memories I have from childhood is of my mother breaking her arm while swatting a fly. Every day for the next two years my mother’s health visibly declined. She grew weaker and thinner until she was unable to walk; she was little more

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    Siddhartha Mukherjee wrote the article “Do Cellphones Cause Brain Cancer?” in the New York Times Magazine on April 17th‚ 2011. Maukherjee is an American physician‚ scientist and writer. He currently is an assistant professor at Columbia University and is a physician at Columbia University Medial Center in New York‚ New York. Mukherjee is most known for his work with the formation of blood and the interactions between micro environment and cancer cells. He has many accomplishments such as his book

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    In The Hot Zone by Richard Preston and The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot‚ both authors suggest that globalization is both powerful and dangerous‚ so dangerous that it can sometimes cause irreplaceable damage‚ but can also do good things. The Hot Zone shows that Ebola can spread worldwide and have devastating effects. Preston states that if Ebola manages to spread beyond central Africa‚ then it will be all over the world‚ from New York to Paris‚ but “we never knew it.”(99)

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