Marx & Foucault's Perspectives on Health Resource Center Ethnography at St. Louis University

 The Health Resource Center Ethnography – Views of Marx and Foucault The Saint Louis University Health Resource Center is located on 1408 N Kingshighway Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63113 in the Victor Roberts Building. The Health Resource Center is a free clinic operated by medical students at Saint Louis University School of Medicine under … Read more

Uncovering Pre-Islamic Arabia: The Crucible of Islam

 Islam did not suddenly appear on the historical scene as something brand new or divorced from its immediate surroundings. Islam emerged in Mecca and the Hijaz — an area of the Arabian peninsula — in the early 7th-century C.E. As John Esposito wrote, “the Near East [of which the Arabian peninsula is a part, … Read more

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 a Fake Audemars Piguet Watch Tori Rock Luxury watches such as Audemars Piguet are intricately crafted timepieces. Their beauty and craftsmanship call for a large investment on the part of the buyer, and their high demand and price tag can leave a buyer vulnerable to counterfeiters. However, it’s possible to spot a fake Audemars … Read more

70yo AF Patient Underwent Cardioversion: [Rate Control > Rhythm Control] for Treating AF in Elderly

 A 70-year-old woman diagnosed with atrial fibrillation in 2016, has just undergone cardioversion at the LUMC, a medical procedure by which a cardiac arrhythmia is converted to a sinus rhythm. The patient’s medical history consists of a caesarean section at the age of 32 and angina pectoris due to coronary artery disease, which was … Read more

How Mass Shootings Impact Gun Control Policy in the US

 Noah Schoettle Rhian Ellis    Policy change in response to mass shootings Recent decades have witnessed a series of high-profile mass shootings throughout the United States in places that weren’t necessarily considered to be high profile in earlier times. While most singular or double homicides receive less attention from the general public, mass shooting … Read more

Wilson Must Go (Breitz)

The NGV Triennial work Wilson Must Go, originally titled Love Story, presents an investigation on how video art “that re-appropriates multi-sensory popular culture as a form of social critique can provide a model for critical, interdisciplinary conversations” (Spont 2015, p. 295). Seven screens basing the audio on six situations in which individuals have fled their … Read more

Mass Shootings & Politics: Real Impact on US Gun Regulation

 Noah Schoettle Rhian Ellis    Policy change in response to mass shootings Recent decades have witnessed a series of high-profile mass shootings throughout the United States in places that weren’t necessarily considered to be high profile in earlier times. While most singular or double homicides receive less attention from the general public, mass shooting … Read more

Secure Off-Line Micro-Payments Method: FRoDO Protocol – Usher in Convenience While Staying Resilient to Data Theft

 FRoDO: Fraud Resilient Device for Off-Line  Micro-Payments     Mr.Usman K1 ,Ms.Shravani J M2, Ms.Pushpavathi K M3, Ms.Almas Tabassum4,Mr.Nisar Ahmed Siddiqui5 Assistant Professor1 , UG Scholor2,3,4,5     Dept of Computer Science and Engineering Ballari Institute of Technology and Management Ballari, Karnataka, India. ABSTRACT: Credit and debit card data theft is one of the … Read more

Learn About Enlarged Vestibular Aqueduct Syndrome and Its Effects on Hearing Loss

Enlarged Vestibular Aqueduct Syndrome What is it? Enlarged vestibular aqueduct syndrome (EVA) is a congenital disorder characterized by a vestibular aqueduct larger than 1.5 mm in diameter (Bostic, et al. 2018). Symptoms: EVA often presents as a mixed or sensorineural hearing loss that ranges in severity and configuration (Ralli, et al. 2017). EVA can also … Read more