Ethics for Health Communication: Importance of Accurate Reporting

 1) Summarize each article “Ethics for Health Communication” by Strasser and Gallagher, summarizes a workshop held by the International Green Cross in France on ethics of health communication in 1992. It outlines ethical principals governing communications between various parties involved in healthcare communication (biomedical scientists medical practitioners, health professionals, mass media and the general … Read more

Exploring Controversial Free Speech Censorship in Putin’s Russia Since 1993

 Throughout history there has been a lot of controversy on free speech and free press in Russia and the restrictions on it. This essay will reflect on the Russian government and the restrictions it has placed on speech and press involving homosexuality during Putin's ruling.   According to findings on Freedom House.org, the constitution … Read more

Australia: Enhancing Intercountry Adoption Regulations for Best Interest of the Child

 According to the United Nations' Human Development Reports Australia ranks an equal second in the world for its human development index (HDI); meaning that is one of the most developed countries in the world. Countries with substantially lower HDI's, such as those in Africa, are unfortunately some of the least developed countries in the … Read more

Exploring Australian Ready Reckoner System for Nutrition

 (b) Discussion Food items included in the reference list are based on their availability at the Australian supermarkets, Coles & Woolworths in particular.  Eating habits of Australian is also one of the concerns. For example, only untrimmed meats are included as because it may not be a common practice for Australian to eat trimmed … Read more

Classify Drugs with KNN and Genetic Algorithm: kNN and GA for Optimal Drug Classification

 Classification of Chemical Medicine or Drug using K Nearest   Neighbor (kNN) and Genetic Algorithm  Pradip A. Sarkate1 ,  Prof. A. V. Deorankar2 1P.G. Student, Department of Computer Science & Engineering, Govt. College of Engineering,     Amravati, India 2Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science & Engineering, Govt. College of Engineering,   Amravati, India Abstract- Data … Read more

Exploring Gender Portrayals in 1950s Musicals for a Glimpse at Gender Roles

 Gender Portrayal in 1950s Musicals Word Count: Literature Review Gender Roles in Musicals Women in Musical Theatre Women have often played stereotypical roles in musical theatre. These can be seen in many musicals, regardless of how old the musicals themselves.  From My Fair Lady to The Phantom of the Opera gender stereotypes comprise many … Read more

Brand: New Belgium Brewing’s Marketing Strategy to Expand Audience Reach

 Internal Strengths • Strong environmental and ethical values as a company • Appeals to environmentally green consumers • Strong core values including customer relationships, sustainability, fun, and whimsy. • Structure, (Privately held, and employee-owned) • Known for high quality crafted beer • Strong customer loyalty Internal Weaknesses • Tight/weak marketing strategy, does not use … Read more

The Structure and Function of the Lungs and The Pleura

 1.1 Describe a typical lung cell and identify the components of the respiratory system Tissue are a group of Cells Organs are a groups of Tissues System are a groups of Organs  (Khan Academy,2018) A typical cell that can be found in the lung is called the Mitochondria. The Mitochondria – The mitochondria is … Read more

Compare Prasugrel, Clopidogrel and Ticagrelor for Coronary Artery Disease Treatment

 Oral P2Y12 Inhibitors Haytham A. Wali, PharmD Introduction Coronary atherothrombosis is the most common cause of the development of acute coronary syndrome (ACS), and plays a central role in complications occurring around percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) including recurrent ACS, procedure-related myocardial infarction (MI) or stent thrombosis.1 In patients who have ACS with or without … Read more

Obesogenic Environment Boosts Severity of Influenza: Study

 Title Obesogenic environment increases virulence of serially passaged influenza Abstract Introduction Seasonal and pandemic outbreaks of influenza are a leading cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide with up to 15% of the world's population infected each year[1, 2]. Influenza A virus (IAV) infects the respiratory epithelium and causes a sore throat and cough, fever, … Read more

Mao Zedong and China’s Disastrous Cultural Revolution: Positive and Negative Effects

 During the mid-1960s, China entered a disastrous period of brainwashing, cover-ups, and murder known simply as the Chinese Cultural Revolution. Shortly before, a time period known as the Great Leap Forward attempted to help China enter into the world stage. Instead, it led to a decline in agricultural production and mass starvation. As a … Read more