Essays on Disease

Analysis Of Mycobacterium Tuberculosis

 Mycobacterium Tuberculosis just one of many forms of Tuberculosis, that spread through “aerosols containing tubercle bacilli” (Ozimek, 2003), in air molecules. Mycobacterium Tuberculosis, like it’s family, a very infectious disease, that infects a person’s respiratory system (lungs). disease gets spread from a contagious, disease carrying individual, to a non-infected individual. Because of way it spreads,...
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Childhood Obesity: Risks For Health And Ways To Solve It

Childhood obesity has become an increasingly dangerous trend in our society today. Webster’s dictionary defines obesity as “a condition characterized by the excessive accumulation and storage of fat in the body.” According to the World Health Organization in 2012, it was “one of the most serious public health challenges of the 21st century.” Over the...
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Who Is Responsible For Childhood Obesity

“We have laws against leaving a loaded weapon with our children, why should food be any different?” Daniel Weintraub says. Childhood obesity is not just about your kid being overweight, it is a serious problem caused by imbalance between calorie intake and calories utilized (Kluwer). Kids who are clinically obese are at risk of developing...
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Household Based Survey On Awareness Of Dengue

Introduction Dengue is one of the common infections exist in world wide for decades. It is the insect borne disease caused by aedes mosquito . The factors associated with dengue having poor preventive measures are significant. The transmission of dengue vary from person to person. It is the rapidly spreading disease since it has the...
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Ebola Virus Critical Appraisal

The Ebola virus causes a severe haemorrhagic fever that has the potential to cause widespread fatalities for those affected. The 2014 outbreak of Ebola in West Africa was extraordinary in scale, resulting in 28,646 reported cases and over 11,000 fatalities. The virus appeared unique by the speed and nature in which it spread from West...
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Resilience In Deaf Professionals

Abstract This Research paper is mainly about Deaf people who are professionals in the New York Rochester area and they are involved in a small study that helps us understand how Deaf people can obtain resilience. It is a small study of only 10 people who are all from a diverse backgrounds and all use...
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Usage Of Homeopathy For Diabetes Type 2

ABSTRACT Background: Diabetes is a commonly encountered metabolic disorder worldwide. Numerous subjects suffer from diabetes. The role of homoeopathy in diabetic subjects is not much explored. The present study was conducted to compare the effect of homoeopathic medication as an additive to normal medications used by the subjects of type II diabetes mellitus.Materials and methods:...
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Smallpox And Importance Of Inoculation

Smallpox was one of the many diseases challenging medical personnel during the Civil War. Unlike most other diseases, the surgeons of the time had an effective way to prevent smallpox using vaccination to control outbreaks through the isolation of its victims. There was a global spread of smallpox during the 1770s. The virus was airborne...
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Dementia: Causes, Symptoms And Treats

Introduction Dementia is a term utilized to refer to conditions denoted by a decline in memory, inability to express or understand language, sensory perception problems as well as other thought processes skills that impact an individual’s ability to carry out their daily activities. Reports indicate that one out of every twenty people of sixty years...
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Reasons To Receive A Yellow Fever Vaccine

Now a days, yellow fever has become one of the dangerous diesase around the world. A simple mosquito which contains the yellow fever virus can lead you a conditon, wehre deasth can easily occur. Its becoming epidemic worldwide. It creates flue like symptoms and illnes which ultimatematly makes a person to get a serious disease....
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