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Complementary and alternative medicine approaches for managing multiple sclerosis
In today's health field, there is a growing trend to explore different approaches to the side effects and treatment of many diseases, including Chinese medicine, vitamin therapy, homeopathic remedies and other non-invasive techniques.
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William Penn's path to founding Pennsylvania
As its name suggests, the state of Pennsylvania was founded by William Penn, Jr., though it was actually named after his father, William Penn, Sr.
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The concept of otherness in Frankenstein and Heart of Darkness
Differences have always been considered a strong reason for people to discriminate others. When coming across entities that differ in various ways from them, humans are inclined to attempt to break up the differences, so that the other would use the same practices as them.
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The history of anatomy from ancient Egypt to Henry Gray
Anatomy is defined as the study of structure which is derived from a Greek word and means to cut. It was first discovered and practiced over in Alexandria, Egypt with one of the greatest anatomy teachers being Herophilus.
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Customer loyalty's profitability link: conflicting research findings
The authors of Zero Defection: Quality comes to service articles found out that defection has a considerable impact on the profitability of the company.
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Authoritarian versus permissive parenting styles and child outcomes
Deciding how to be a good parent is an issue with which all new parents struggle.
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Ideas as Rubik's cubes: metaphors and multiple perspectives
Metaphors We Live By brought about the concept that an idea is an object. If it were to be an object it would be a Rubik's cube. The metaphor we approach an idea from would tell us what dimensions of the cube and what lens to view it through.
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The evolution and role of the Chief Medical Information Officer in healthcare
Chief Medical Information Officer (CMIO) initiated solely in the market value of clinical systems, it has developed into a dynamic category of its own. I will demonstrate how this CMIO position has become quite the cornerstone on the path to clinical prosperity.
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Cosmopolitanism and liberalism compatibility in global politics
To under the topic, one must first understand what is involved when talking about Cosmopolitanism and Liberalism. Cosmopolitan is a derivative of the Greek word "kosmopolites" which means citizen of the world.
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Online travel shopping adoption among Saudi Arabian consumers
The developments in the information technology and communications are beyond what anybody would have imagined five decades ago. The modern day society evolves at an extremely rapid pace and this pace is most often imposed by technologic advancements.