Symptoms & Treatments of Osteoporosis in 68-Year-Old Woman

 he indications and treatments options for complications from Osteoporosis in the case of 68-year-old woman Keywords: Osteoporosis (porous bone), degenerative joint disease, asthma, type 2 diabetes, hypertension, DEXA, WHO, SERM, EU, IOF. Abstract Information on the consequences of osteoporosis is that, it is a disease that produces spongy bones, as the density and quality … Read more

How "Innocent Until Proven Guilty" has Failed in Graeber & Colloff's Nonfiction Pieces #TheInnocentMan & #Mega

 Writers Pamela Colloff and Charles Graeber expound on two men in two distinct parts of the world due to the justice system they are imprisoned for affirmed crimes and are viewed as "innocent until proven guilty." Pamela Colloff's "The Innocent Man" is about a man named Michael Morton who was indicted of killing his … Read more

Sexual Violence during Rwandan Genocide

Introduction Within academic debates, conflict-related sexual violence has been studied for many years. It is often referred to as a multidimensional phenomenon that varies from conflict to conflict (Wood, 2006, Grey & Shephard, 2012). However, it was only recently that the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) recognized the harmful effect of conflict-related sexual violence to … Read more

Comparative Analysis of Navajo & Cherokee Tribes: Exploring Regional & Cultural Differences

 Amos Marshall American Literature Ms. Brooks 9/13/2018 The Bull Fighters & Albion Vs. the “Indians” Will Durant once said, “ Civilization begins with order grows with liberty and dies with chaos.” Two great tribes, miles apart, Navajo in the Cherokee people. They shared similar weaponry and agricultural crops. But, how do these two tribes … Read more

​Securities Exchange Act of '34: Regulated Stock Market & Curbed Insider Trading

 The Securities Exchange Act of 1934 was arguably one of the most important pieces of legislation enacted by the United States government. The engagement of this act established the Securities Exchange Commision, widely known as the SEC (Block, 2017). This establishment was put to power to regulate the securities market and the companies listed … Read more

Hubris – the main cause of all wars.

 Humans have been waging wars for as long as they understood that acts of organized violence were perfects methods of getting ones point across. Throughout the centuries, humans have perfected their methods of killing and brutality to the point where in today’s time most wars are waged through the acts of deterrence rather than … Read more

Exploring Religion's Role in Early Modern European Witch-Hunting Craze

 Witch hunting in early modern Europe was a phenomenon that manifested in many different forms, motivated by many different factors. As is evident throughout history, these differences were often regional. In early modern historiography, religion often plays an integral role in the differences we can observe; this is certainly the case in the study … Read more

Exploratory Criminology: Evidence-based Practices & Randomized Tests

 Exploratory criminology could be a portion of a bigger and progressively extending logical inquire about evidence– based development in social approach. In common terms, this development is devoted to the advancement of society through the utilization of the highest-quality logical prove on what works best (see, e.g. Sherwin et al., 1997). The evidence-based development … Read more

Analyzing Creation Narratives: From Hinduism to Huainanzi and Beyond

   Throughout history, humans of different backgrounds and cultures have drawn from their belief systems and existing knowledge in order to come to an understanding of their existence and the existence of the world around them. To do this, humans established creation narratives, which attempt to solidify one’s understanding of their origins by way … Read more

The Human Cost of Unethical Bronx and Tuskegee Experiments

 Unethical human experiments in the United States have been conducted for centuries. Out of several cases regarded human experimentations, there are two notable cases that changed the course of ethical principles of protecting human subject research forever, The Willowbrook Hepatitis Experiments and the Tuskegee Syphilis Study. The Willowbrook Hepatitis Experiments The Willowbrook Hepatitis Experiments … Read more