What i already know or assume/ what i want to know I think that a phobia is an unreasonable fear, something that makes you really scared to the point of fainting or sweating. I know there are a lot of different phobias in the world like coulrophobia, acrophobia, or glossophobia. I believe some are easier […]
Nike is an organization that vigorously depends on buyer spending. The reason being is that their items are not viewed as things that satisfy essential needs. Customer spending is straightforwardly identified with the macroeconomic developments in the market. Every economy has a lot of principles and rules that they should follow too so as to […]
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Get help with your assignmentCRISPR is a breakthrough in genetic editing technology, introduced in 2012. It cut the costs and time of genetic experiments by 99%. CRISPR is an acronym for Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats and is a genetic tool used to modify a living thing’s DNA. It could spell the end of many human genetic diseases, […]
Having an abnormal number of chromosomes is known as aneuploidy. Aneuploidy opens the window for many possible diseases, and among these are down syndrome, acute lymphocytic leukemia, and acute myeloid leukemia. Normally, baby fetuses have 46 chromosomes; 23 from the sperm cell and 23 from the ovum. However, if there is an abnormal number of […]
We live in an age in which information can be obtained in a matter of seconds. News outlets seem to get their story as it’s happening, and the world is a little smaller because of it. However, with the advantage of having information at our fingertips comes disadvantages. It appears anyone with access to the […]
A Category 3 hurricane made landfall in the Gulf Coast of the United States near Grand Isle, Louisiana on August 29th, 2005. Named Hurricane Katrina and hitting winds of 127 mph the storm caused fatalities, flooding, and severe property damage in the Gulf Coast from New Orleans, Louisiana to Biloxi, Mississippi. Due to the aggressive […]
Abstract: How the climate change such as droughts and floods impacted North Korea, especially with its food crops will be discussed. Ways and studies to increase plant growth which could eventually diminish or even eliminate famine within North Korea will also be mentioned in the hope of saving millions of North Koreans. Introduction A devastating […]
Abstract The paper reviews the attitudes of Mexican American women who have been raised by a divorced single parent. In order to have a better understanding of the family dynamics of Mexican Americans it’s important to understand the major influences that shape their attitude towards marriage. For the purpose of the study two Mexican American […]
Acknowledgements: Contributors to this report included participating Violent Death Reporting System states; participating state agencies, including state health departments, vital registrars’ offices, coroners’ and medical examiners’ offices, crime laboratories, and local and state law enforcement agencies; partner organizations, including the Safe States Alliance, National Violence Prevention Network, National Association of Medical Examiners, National Association for […]
Overview of the topic Suicide is the number two cause of death in America amongst young adolescent teens, and yet we still seem to ignore mental health issues. As if they aren’t a major problem within our society. Suicide is a taboo subject for most, and I’d like to ask why is that? People seem […]
The Center for Disease Control article “More Than a Mental Health Problem” discusses the prevalence of suicide in the U.S. and suggests that there are multiple factors that affect suicide ideations, attempts, and completions. Other influences such as relationships, substance use, physical health, financial health, and stress are noted in the article. The CDC also […]
Introduction Human beings have been curious for long about the purpose and meaning of life. Religions have tried to bring this curiosity to an end by providing them with an answer about a higher and powerful source, identifying this greater domination as God. Some religions believe in the existence of one God. These faiths are […]
Judaism is a monotheistic religion that originated in the Middle East and shares close ties with Christianity and Islam, all three of which are known as the Abrahamic religions. I decided to study Judaism primarily because I’ve always had an interest in the religion and have known many Jewish people over the years. I was […]
The underground coal mining industry plays an important role in contributing energy supplies, increased prevalence and severity of the chronic lung diseases raised concerns of occupational health. Silica and radon exposure in coal mining industry has been extensively documented1“4. A substantial body of evidence has identified crystalline silica dust and radon gas as major causes […]
According to this act many researchers research on political participation but they don’t found any significantly change. According to Macedo et al. (2005) considered that political participation and civic participation are interlinked concepts, that allows to expand the civic activities. Commonly we said that the political participation are the set of activities which perform from […]
Did you know that to determine a god’s priest or priestess depends on the god’s gender itself? For example, Hathor, the goddess of motherhood, love, and beauty had priestesses and not any priest just because she was a woman. This is all based on religion which is the topic of this report. This report will […]
Abstract Refugees and asylum seekers are some of the most vulnerable groups within a community. These groups are victims of human trafficking, abuse of their labour rights and grave instances of exploitation. National policies attached to these groups have faced scrutiny in recent years as various organisations raise concerns on the large number of individuals […]
During the 5th century B.C.E, a new way of life developed and flourished in northeastern India, one of the three most major widespread religions. Buddhism was found and created by Siddhartha Gautama, a former Hindu, upon realizing the common struggles and sufferings in life. Also known as Buddha Shakyamuni, or The Buddha, he was born […]
Abstract We have brought together a compilation, and analyses, of research conducted by cognitive psychologists, and specialists in the field of suicide, and the ideation of suicide. The research articles analyzed used various research methods for the studies, and encompassed a diverse array of theories as to the cognitive processes that lead to suicide. Or […]
Cosmetic surgery is all the rage now that even fishes are getting them (Qin 2018). Their human owners and fellow counterparts are similarly faced with the rising trend of cosmetic surgery. Plastic surgery is derived from the Greek word plastikos, meaning to mold and can be divided into reconstruction and cosmetic procedures (Kim and Shenaq […]
Disease, drought, malnutrition, pests, malfunctioning genes are all factors are all problems that society faces. Only until recently a new method of solving these problems was discovered, genetic engineering. Genetic engineering refers to the process of manipulating an organism’s DNA to change its traits. This practice can be applied to plants, animals, and humans. It […]
The United Kingdom was the first country to pass a law authorizing the cloning of human embryos in 1996, while prohibiting cloning for reproductive purposes (Cohen). The permission to clone embryos, according to proponents of the new modality of genetic manipulation, would target the cure of serious degenerative diseases, such as Alzheimer’s disease, and the […]
Many tales begin with Ashoka the ruthless leader who had killed dozens of people including his own family to seize the throne. From those ruthless beginnings he became a king that was very wise and just. Third century B.C.E King Ashoka had seized much of the Indian subcontinent. He had successfully spread Buddhism throughout during […]
The pinnacle point of space exploration was the so-called space race from (1955-1972), between the United States and the Soviet Union. The U.S and the U.S.S.R were in competition to determine who will be the first man to land on the moon. The race required an immensely high budget for NASA, which created fast improvement […]
Surmounting the challenges of working in space has led to many technological and scientific advances that have provided benefits to society on Earth in areas including health, conveyance, public safety, consumer goods, energy and environment, information technology, and industrial productivity. Exploring space will also bring together the communities in hope to collaborate and achieve more […]
Newly resettled refugees are among the most vulnerable population to physical and mental health disorders (Nazzal et al., 2014), and those from the African Great Lakes Region are not an exception. Although the US serves as a safe place for refugees, many come with their past traumatic and painful experiences from their home countries, which […]
Animal farms includes dairy farms, cattle farms, swine farms, concentrated feeding operations (CAFOs), etc. Over the past two decades, there is a growing trend of shifting from small scale family owned farms to large scale animal farms in both North America and globally.1 With the expansion of livestock production, there are also increasing concerns about […]
Edgar Allan Poe was a man who had passion and talent for literature. He was a writer, editor, and critic from the Gothic Era who dug deep in the human heart. Although he lived a dark past, he still had the ability to look at the positive aspects of life. The tragedies that occured during […]
The Battle of Gettysburg lasted from July 1st through the 3rd. The commander of the Confederate army was Robert E. Lee. Lee’s plan was to strike through the North, and make his way to Washington D.C for a peaceful negotiation, and therefore the end of the war. He had already had a failed attempt at […]
There were approximately 36.7 million people living worldwide with HIV/AIDS at the end of 2016 [Global HIV/AIDS overview 2016]. While there have been a lot of studies conducted about the relation between sexual orientation and HIV, there is not enough research on the impact of socioeconomic status and HIV/AIDS. In this literature study, I aim […]
