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Nora's Journey: Identity and Rebellion in A Doll's House
HPV vaccines -- like Gardasil - now exist and are a proven way to prevent 70% of cervical cancers and 90% of all cases of genital warts if they are given to women and girls prior their first sexual encounter.
Essay Doctorate
Ethics of Public Health Policies: Vaccines and Justice
Public health concerns necessarily introduce a tension between the individual and the greater good, which may have different resolutions depending on the ethical perspective that one uses to assess them.
Essay Doctorate
Diseases: classification, causes, and management
Hepatitis is a viral infection of the liver. The primary microbe responsible for the manifestation of the disease is the Hepatitis B virus (HBV), which is a member of the hepadnavirus family.
Essay Doctorate
Idsa Lecture, Finch (2006) Offers Seven Arguments
¶ … IDSA lecture, Finch (2006) offers seven arguments against mandatory influenza vaccinations for health care workers. The reasons are primarily philosophical, political, and ethical in nature.
Essay Doctorate
Information overload and critical evaluation in modern media
The news media and bloggers rely on “clickbait” headlines to grab readers’ attention and lure them into an article. Scholars write catchy headlines but for different reasons. Whereas clickbait headlines are a form of…
Paper Undergraduate
Hong Kong and Influenza
¶ … ordinal list of the causes of death in the US. It has been reported that the disease causes more havoc in developing countries. During a flu epidemic, up to 20% of Americans are infected by the virus.
Paper Undergraduate
Meta Analysis and Influenza
¶ … Reducing Hospitalization in the Elderly Population
Essay Undergraduate
Managing the Outbreak of Cholera in Kakuma Refugee Camp
Cholera is a well-known acute diarrheal infection that results from ingestion of water or food contaminated with the Vibrio cholera bacteria (Fong, 2013). The primary distinguishing epidemiologic characteristic of the…
Essay Undergraduate
Analyzing the Link Between Economics and Health
Should economic evaluation play a role in the FDA's new drug approval process? Why or why not?
Paper Undergraduate
Lyme Disease Differential Diagnosis
Mr. Robinson is a 46-year-old man presenting with a four-day history of right ear pain. He described the pain as a constant, dull, burning pain radiating to the neck and face, associated with a feeling of congestion.