HIV/AIDS College Essays Samples For Students

The agency mandated with protection and assessment of health conditions to all citizens and immigrants of United States is the department of health and human service. This is usually abbreviated as the HHS department (Siplon, 2002). This arm of the United States’ government plays diverse roles and ensures full implementations of Care Acts that are affordable alongside emphasizing on maintaining the integrity of the various programs offered in relation to Medicare in the United States (Ford & Spicer, 2012). HIV/AIDS pandemics have been reported to be on the rise in the recent past in the United States of America. According ...

Introduction

Even though there is a rapid advancement in medical inventions, still the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is the most challenging virus that will drag the human lives to the deadly disease acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS). It spreads its wings all over. HIV cannot be cured, but it can be prevented. It has become the greatest life threatening disease and affects unbelievably high percent of human beings. Nowadays, besides other deadly diseases, HIV/AIDS becomes more complex and crucial health issue that challenges several medical inventions. Several contributors cause this deadly virus and disease such as promiscuity, homosexuality, female circumcision, sugar daddies, ...

HIV/AIDS begun in 1983.The first case is said to have occurred in ``1981” in United States. At this time, no name had been assigned to this disease because it was still new and little was known about it. It is stated that in the United States the gay are the first people who were affected by this disease.HIV/AIDS did not have a name yet and after conducting researches scientists found that the ``(human immunodeficiency virus),” Was responsible for causing the syndrome that affected the gays who had contracted it in California. Further, it was discovered that HIV is responsible for ...

How HIPAA Violation Affects the Medical Billing Process

HIPAA is a privacy policy that prevents patient’s health details while making sure that they are held confidential especially those of HIV/AIDS patients. HIPAA affects the billing process by keeping patients demographics updated and private. The medical billing process involves a follow up on insurance firms on patients who have insurance cover so as the medical cover can be paid. This process involves the hospital, the insurance, and a chain of process is undertaken. HIPAA sets a limit to the amount of information revealed to patient’s relatives while regulating individuals who can access patient’s sensitive medical details. A letter should ...

Abstract

New advances in medical science and technology have decreased the global burden of disease. However, low-income countries lack the necessary resources to provide for the healthcare needs of all their people. E-health systems have the potential to help low-income countries tap into the richer healthcare resources of more affluent countries, by providing cost-effective tools that can link them to global data management banks, clinical decision support organizations, and care-at-a-distance programs. However, to be effective, these resources must be used with care. The first step in prioritizing healthcare resources is to estimate the burden of disease. High-income countries have reliable ...

Introduction

The reality of HIV/AIDS, the world’s third leading cause of death was put in perspective by Mary Fisher-the daughter of a wealthy Republican at the Republican Convention in Houston in 1992. HIV/AIDS is a sexually contracted disease that attacks and paralyzes the human immune system leaving individuals vulnerable to attacks by opportunistic infections such as tuberculosis, malaria and diabetes. The importance of the speech by Mary Fisher is that it changed the political atmosphere and appealed to humanity in the political process that surrounds policy making and funding of HIV/AIDS. Her speech, titled ‘A Whisper of AIDS’ made use of ...

Kiyoshi Kuromiya, born May 1943, was up to his untimely death in May 2000, one of the world’s most vocal HIV/AIDS, civil rights, gay rights and anti-war activist. Kuromiya was born in a rural internment camp for Japanese in Heart Mountain, Wyoming. In the 1950’s Kiyoshi and his family moved to California where he attended Monrovia High School and later University of Pennsylvania(http://www.critpath.org/about-us/kiyoshi-kuromiya/kiyoshi-kuromiya-hivaids-activist-dies-in-philadelphia/’).
Kiyoshi Kuromiya is best known as an activist for civil rights, social justice and for his promotion of information regarding HIV/AIDS. He was an openly gay delegate at the first ever convention for ...

New advances in medical science and technology have decreased the global burden of disease. However, low-income countries lack the necessary resources to provide for the healthcare needs of all their people. E-health systems have the potential to help low-income countries tap into the richer healthcare resources of more affluent countries, by providing cost-effective tools that can link them to global data management banks, clinical decision support organizations, and care-at-a-distance programs. However, to be effective, these resources must be used with care. The first step in prioritizing healthcare resources is to estimate the burden of disease. High-income countries have reliable ...

Introduction

Health care is one of the major concern topics for Botswana government to solve for it is citizens. They have started looking to effect and solution to improve their healthy living since last decade (Encyclopedia of the Nations, 2013). It is clear to tell there are main diseases in Botswana, which are AIDS, malnutrition, tuberculosis and cancer (BBC, 2013). Good thoughts and solution should be taken to fight against them as well as to organize the problems very well. In this essay reasons and effects will be discussed

Description of the problem of diseases in Botswana

Health in general and, HIV/AIDS and Cancer in particular are the ...

In the present world, information technology continues to play an important role in health-care decisions, training, and public health informatics and especially among health practitioners who work directly to serve members of the public. The health and the well-being of Canadian citizens is particularly vital and is best dealt with by understanding the determinants of the disease, how it spreads from one Canadian to another and from community to community. As Flicker et al. (2004) observes, a man’s ill health and health status of the society is affected by environmental factors and lifestyle. This assignment is an examination ...

Background to Interview and Interviewee

One of the most threatening challenges the healthcare industry faces today is that of providing treatment to terminal diseases. When the disease or the health condition is further associated with a sense of taboo, the provision of healthcare services and addressing the health issue becomes furthermore difficult . HIV/AIDS is one such healthcare evil which is spreading rapidly and alarmingly throughout the global society as more and more people are being tested positive for the condition. This presentation focuses on the healthcare service providers who are engaged in the field of providing treatment to patients suffering from HIV/AIDS.
The objective ...

Centers for Disease Control, FDA & Medicaid/Medicare Services

Introduction
The human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) continues to impact millions of lives in the United States. Over sixty fiver percent of HIV diagnoses are African American individuals ages 13-24(Zanoni and Mayer, 2014). Additionally, 15-24-year-olds comprise 50% of recent HIV infection rates, which are 7-20 times higher among youth of color (CDC, 2013). The mortality rate among these groups is also higher(Fedeli et al., 2015). Currently, there is no medical treatment to cure HIV/AIDS, nor a vaccine for HIV contagion (Kurth, Celum, Baeten, Vermund, & Wasserheit, 2011). Thus making it very challenging for both community and public health leaders ...

1. Poverty is a cause of poor health in a community. “The biggest enemy of health in the developing world is poverty”, these are the words of Former Un secretary general Koffi Annan in his2001 address to the World Health Assembly. Globally, there is a definite relationship between poverty and poor health. Life expectancy in the Least Developed Countries is just 49 years and ten percent of newborn children do not reach their first birthday (Allen, 2006, pg.73). Interestingly, in highly developed countries, the average life span is 77 years and the infant mortality rate is six per 1000 live births. Poverty creates ...

Since the diagnosis of the first case of HIV/AIDS in 1981, the disease continues to spread unabated with new infections reported daily. Figures provided by UNAIDS (2009) indicate that more than 60 million and 25 million people have been infected and died of the scourge respectively since 1981. In light of its omnipresent nature, the disease has and will continue to have severe repercussions on the social, political and economic development of countries around the globe. Moreover, it has an impact on the global disease burden.

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HIV attacks the body’s immune system and progressively weakens it such that ...

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Description of HIV

Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) is a virus that weakens and destroys the immune system of the body so that the body cannot defend the infection. HIV positive person also possesses AIDS (Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome), and if HIV is treated at its early stage, the risk of AIDS can be averted.
If an HIV-positive person is diagnosed with AIDS, it means that the complete destruction of the immune system has been accomplished by the HIV and that increase the vulnerability of the patient towards various opportunistic infections. The ...

Social issues cut across a large spectrum of our daily lives, cutting across from human to local area development. In the exploration of considering topics to research on, the researcher looked at the topics which are most relevant to this generations and future generations and settled on these three areas: these are potential topics that were looked into

Child Abuse

Teenage Pregnancy
HIV
Child abuse
The first topic was Child abuse which is a term used to refer to mistreatment and acts of affliction on children. These are acts conducted by caregivers, guardians and parents of the child that often results ...

When there are two events or conditions, with one being the cause of the other being the effect, then this will be referred to as the cause and the effect (Smith 3). The cause is that condition that makes the other condition to happen, while the effect is that which happens. For instance, when it comes to a disease such as HIV/AIDS, HIV is the cause, while AIDS is the effect (Smith 13). In this case, a single cause leads to a single effect. It should be noted that some causes may have multiple effects. Apart from that, a single can also be ...

HIV/AIDs influence a large number of individuals worldwide, but in US, Baltimore is rated the second for HIV/AIDs rates, with over 16,000 known cases in the city. This is consistent with the CDC report of HIV data for the U.S. The Baltimore City Commission on HIV/AIDs Prevention and Treatment accepts that in any event an alternate 6,000 occupants are presently infected with this malady yet have not been tested, either on the grounds that they decline to be, or lack of the necessary knowledge. Baltimore has a special history concerning HIV/AIDs. The city's occupants make up a thin 15% of ...

Introduction

The film Philadelphia is very touching and also provides a good view of HIV/AIDS issues and the problems that some of the infected people go through. This film is majorly a representation of the discrimination that surrounds STI’s and HIV in particular. There are also several myths, stereotypes and delusions that surround the epidemic. These have led to the victims being discriminated against or the victims themselves taking certain actions that put their life at risk. Having the correct information is the key to prevention and management of HIV/AIDS. If a person is exposed to wrong information and misconception, then their ...

The article discusses the demonstration of Global Apartheid by the countries and United Nation. Apartheid, the social philosophy in South Africa appears to be adopted globally and the economic and social status of the people is given importance instead of their lives. This paper analyzes the article on Global Apartheid and establishes the key points shared by author and continues with critically analyzing the article in the global context. The article raises some fresh and valid issues which requires the attention of the global social institutions and discusses the differentiation on the basis of race, gender, origin and location. ...

What factors inhibited the early war against acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS)?

There was the lack of information to the public; in essence, the CDC did not communicate the correct information to the public. Many people assumed that the disease was for gay people yet the disease affected everyone. For instance, owners of the public bathrooms did not see the importance of closing the baths down yet they were a threat to the health of the public, (And The Band Played On 1993, 1993).
The disease is also a rare one, and it did not have a name in the first place. It was quite difficult to establish the causative agent ...

[Student’s Address]
[The Government Official’s name]
[Title of the government official]
[Section of Government]
[Address of the government official]

Dear [Title and Name of Official]:

RE: Why do women and girls continue to remain vulnerable to the threat of HIV/AIDS?
Iam a humble and responsible concerned with the issue of HIV/AIDS. I urge you to pledge you as a government as the representative of the government to consider to petitioning the government to find out the reason why women and girls continue to remain vulnerable to HIV/AIDS.
As the world tests the accomplishments and challenges towards destroying Hiv/aids on ...

HIV/AIDS has been and still is the greatest cause of suffering and death in the world. Its impact has been felt from lives to livelihoods and lifestyles of millions of people and their families and societies. The Resolution 1308 was passed by the UN Security Council, which aimed at changing how people perceived HIV/AIDS (Mcinnes & Rushton, pp. 225). This way, many societies may look for the different possibilities for activities and actions that would fight the impact of HIV/AIDS and its further spread. Africa’s Economy and its growth are directly affected by HIV/AIDS.

In ‘South African Politics, ...

In the late 1980s and early 1990s, AIDS-- Auto-Immune Deficiency Syndrome-- was still considered by most of the world to be a problem that was centralized in the homosexual community in the United States. The problem with HIV/AIDS is that it is a silent killer, sometimes lying dormant in the body for years before being recognized by doctors. Indeed, until the disease was recognized, many doctors could not fathom why so many of their homosexual patients were dying from immunological suppression and related complications. In 1992, Mary Fischer went before the Republican National Committee to plead for their attention on the ...

Health professionals have recognized and embraced the importance of tailored health messages and health campaigns that are based on social support groups that target populations and help to reduce the gaps in delivering health information to different groups. In the attempt to reduce the spread of HIV/AIDS in developing countries such as Uganda, study findings indicate that issues such as perception of risk, individual knowledge, attitudes and emotions, and policy issues have been critical in the HIV-related campaigns that seek to promote behavioral change (Kaufman, Cornish, Zimmerman, & Johnson, 2014). In addition, the HIV/AIDS infection rate in the country remains ...

Introduction

Health care has always been a public health concern in America. It has been one of the principles used to segregate blacks from whites; rich from poor; colored people from non- colored among many divisive tactics employed by policy makers under Jim Crow laws and beyond. Therefore, the twenty first century health care concerns listed under the Obama care is just another attempt to correct the ills of segregation in America, which was never thoroughly addressed by other politicians. We live in a society where blacks and now Hispanics have the highest rates of every disease on the face of this ...

Abstract
Every society has its own share of health risks and they eventually carry with them sociological implications. They range from social dysfunctions such as domestic violence, sexually transmitted diseases like HIV/AIDS towards hazards in the community which include pollution of the atmosphere by toxic substances; gases and odor from carcasses. Recent studies have shown where even road accidents are community health concerns. As such, in truly conducting a Community health assessment all of these contributory factors ought to be considered in the process. Various changes in the environment also carry with them a number of health disruptions. Earthquakes; flooding; ...

ABSTRACT

This paper gives an overview of three visual communication approaches and how they tend to communicate and transmits a message on a single problem, which is HIV/AIDS awareness. The paper is divided into two parts. The first part shows how each visual communication approach communicate and transmit messages on this particular issue. In this part the diagrammatic representation are provided. The second part of the paper deals with the overall reflection on how these three approaches work and which of the three is more effective. The approaches include Symbols and signs, Charts and graphs and Cartoons and illustrations.

INTRODUCTION

People experience the ...

Social issues cut across a large spectrum of our daily lives, cutting across from human to local area development. In my exploration of considering topics to research on, looked at the topics which are most relevant to this generations and future generations. Settled on these three areas: this is potential topics looking into

Child Abuse

Teenage Pregnancy
HIV
Child abuse
The first topic was Child abuse is a term used to refer to mistreatment and acts of affliction on children. These are acts conducted by caregivers, guardians and parents of the child that often results to real problems and harm to ...

Sexually transmitted diseases such as HIV/Aids, STDs and others have been a big challenge in our communities. Many of the community have got a big number of people suffering such infections. Admittedly, the community and the government end up spending much on HIV/Aids, STDs and optimistic infection treatments (Holden, n.d). Such funds could be placed in better use such as in the agriculture projects, transports and so on. Additionally, many victims of HIV/Aids and other sexually transmitted diseases are the energetic youths who gets weak to even help in any project. In short, the sexually transmitted diseases reduces the ...

Introduction

The sixth-millennium goal is on the strategies to combat HIV/AIDS, malaria, and other infectious diseases. The plan according to the United Nations is to tackle it in stages that will lead to combat eventually the menace. The targets that were set were in three primary sectors whereby by the year 2010 all the affected by HIV/AIDS get access to treatment then by 2015 the spread of the be reversed significantly as well as the reversal of the spread of malaria and communicable diseases that were giving the community problems.

ANA Social Policy Statement

The nurse is a significant feature in the health care ...

The attribution theory examines how a person uses the information to come into a conclusion regarding a certain event. It suggests that people use the information at their disposal in a social scene to deduce an explanation of a social occurrence. It is a theory developed by psychologists in a bid to understand how individuals in society perceive certain occurrences (Martinko10). The individuals use the accessible information to understand and explain an occurrence. When people from different social setting interact in the same social set up, there are forces that pull them together. Their ideas and explanations to different happenings and events are shaped in a similar ...

Various communicable diseases exist. These diseases pose a major threat to the current population living in the developing world (Sullivan & Amor, 2012). Examples of the communicable diseases are Malaria, Tuberculosis, Measles, HIV/AIDS, and many others. It is the second only to HIV/AIDS the disease that is the greatest killer worldwide. The disease is so dangerous that 8.6 million fell ill in 2012 with 1.3 million people died from the disease (WHO 2014). Despite their existence, it is an issue of major concern that very few people in the developing world have sufficient knowledge or tools concerning these diseases. For example, ...

For this assignment, I have selected HIV/AIDS as the health issue and the country I have selected is Sub-Saharan Africa. 39% of the adults in Sub-Saharan Africa are on retroviral therapy. Swaziland in Sub-Sharan Africa, is the country that has the highest prevalence of HIV/AIDS in the whole of Africa and also the world. The prevalence of HIV/AIDS is 27.4% (AVERT, 2017). The total population in the country in 2015 was 1,287,000. In addition to HIV/AIDS, the country is also troubled by other major health issues like Malaria, Tuberculosis, Malnutrition, Alcoholism and Tobacco Use. The population growth ...

Admittedly, one of the world’s greatest public health leaders was Dr. Lee Jong-Wook. He was the first South Korean to be elected as the head of a United Nations agency, the World Health Organization where he served for eight years as a leader. Dr. Lee had taken over as the director of the World Health Organization at a time when the agency was undergoing revival that had been initiated by his predecessor Gro Harlem. Despite this being a major challenge, his fifteen years’ experience working with the organization prior to his appointment proved significant, as he was able ...

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“Social determinants of health”

Where a person resides, gets the education, and works these conditions mutually impact the health of that person in determining health risks and outcomes. Such conditions are considered as social determinants of health (SDOH) (Social Determinants of Health | CDC, 2016). It is evident that a high education and rich background provide more awareness and opportunities of better nutrition and lifestyle, thus, these are considered as a predictor of better health. Force Field and Well-Being Paradigms of Health model by Blum emphasized on three main components mental, physical ...

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Introduction
HIV is considered as a major global health issue. Approximately 38.1 million people have been affected by HIV since 2000 and over 25.3 million are known to have died due to HIV/AIDS associated health issues (Vermund, & Leigh-Brown. 2012).The global prevalence of HIV is 0.8% with nearly 36.9 million people to have been living with HIV as per a 2014 report. Nearly 2.6 million people have been infected with HIV. The number of HIV victims is high in low-income and middle-income nations. As per the 2014 data, nearly 1.2 million have died due to HIV associated diseases. As ...

Introduction

Botswana is a very beautiful African country. She hosts some of the best wildlife and is a hot tourist destination in the Africa since it is located on the southern side of the continent.

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Promoting Stability in Africa
International Law Enforcement Academy
Fighting HIV/AIDS

Military Training

Diamond Interests
Trade Interests
Conclusion
Through Food aid and medical supplies, the government of Botswana has greatly benefited from the President's Emergency Plan for Aids Relief (PEPFAR). As such, the country is of utmost interest to the US
Introduction
Botswana is a very beautiful African country. She hosts some of the ...

Identification of the Specific Health Promotion Need in Washington, DC

Washington, D.C, is the capital city of the United States of America and is a major center for health policy and public health expertise. The District of Columbia has the highest HIV/AIDS prevalence rate of 3 % which is at par with some countries in the sub-Saharan African. The local public in collaboration with capital’s public health agencies, faith organizations, research institutions and community organizations have response to controlled the epidemic but much have not been achieved (Alan et al., 2009).
The leading causes of death and illness among young adults and adolescent are mainly preventable and hence there ...

HIV/AIDS

December 1, is World’s AIDS Day. At the initiative of the World Health Organization, for the first time, this date was marked as World AIDS Day on December 1, 1988. At that time, around 7 million people were infected with HIV. In 5 years there were already 14 million, today more than 36.9 million people in the world are living with HIV (“Global Statistics”).
The first notice of new disease was placed in 1981 in the American weekly newspaper “Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report”. According to some scientists the human immunodeficiency virus derived from green monkeys immunodeficiency virus. ...

Sexuality is one of the fundamental precepts of human behavior, but it is one that is relatively poorly understood. Sexuality encompasses a spectrum of behaviors, interests, and choices, from the relatively mainstream to the seemingly bizarre, and even the dangerous. The way the media has portrayed sexuality and sexual issues has changed over time, but one thing has stayed constant: sexuality is continuously discussed by the media, regardless of how it is portrayed or what is normalized and accepted by society at any given time. The way sexuality was perceived in the past is very different from the way it ...

Question 1

According to Susser, the internationally gender conservative moral agenda promotion has in fact emerged partly from PEPFAR actual regulations as outlined earlier. For the poor nations receiving PEPFAR there are various more implications than immediate moral imperatives concerning the sexual abstinence (Susser 1977). With wall destruction between state and church, Susser argues that relaxing rules against the funding of the religious practices and failing a multipronged prevention approach has made new AIDS funding by President Bush to precipitate an increase in the faith based funding abroad. In the African context, the category of people who benefited from this approach advance ...

Ronald Reagan was born on 6th February 1911 in Tampico, Illinois United States. He was the son t to John Edward Reagan and Nellie Wilson Reagan. He attended Dixon High School where he graduated in 1928. At Dixon Reagan was the president of the student body. He later joined the Eureka College on athletics scholarship where he majored in economic sand sociology. He graduated in 1932 and worked as the radio sports announcer in Iowa. With interest in acting he later fell in love with an actress Jane Wyman with whom they had a daughter and an adopted son. They ...

The world has seen a significant number of technological advances, including sophisticated applications targeted for the health sector; yet the burden of death remains high for the largest portion of the world. Developing countries do not have the resources to make these devices available for their people. However, a few countries are beginning to experiment with the more affordable use of information technology in healthcare systems. This part of the study explores the global burden of disease.

Key words: burden of disease, health patterns, ICT

E-health in Developing Countries with a Special Focus on Nigeria

In order to develop health programs and institute national and local health policies it is necessary ...

Arguably, HIV/AIDS is one of the global issues that affect all people regardless race, culture or nationality. In fact, no drugs have been discovered that can completely treat HIV/AIDS when one has already been infected. Undeniably, the discovery of antiretroviral became as a relief to those who are both infected and affected. Antiretroviral drugs refer to medications used to treat retrovirus infections, especially HIV (Aidsmap, 2010). For its effectiveness, a combination of drugs as well as following instructions from medical practitioners will help in treating HIV. AIDS pandemic today in the world has been given minimal attention by media and public ...

HIV/AIDS was seemingly the world’s most moving epidemic. With so many procrastinations, superstitions and politics, the realization of faster ways to handle the epidemic are slowed down as showed in the movie, ‘And The Band Played On’. Efforts by the CDC were significant but the management’s greed for credit led them to the discovery of the disease led to undesirable outcomes of professional misconduct.
Essentially, the early war against HIV had its most apparent hindrance as the fact that it had a relatively long incubation period. However, many other inhibitors came forth slowing the medics understanding and ...

Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is a medical condition that can never be completely healed, as the virus will remain in the organism despite treatment. Furthermore, HIV can lead to acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS), which is the most advanced phase of HIV infection (Eramova, Matic & Munz, 2007). This chronic disease reached its peak in the mid-eighties, when an AIDS epidemic spread across United State and many other nations, causing the death of many individuals carrying this virus (Centers of Disease Control and Prevention, 2016). The virus continues to spread, increasing the number of people living with AIDS, which reached up ...

Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) has remained to be an unfinished agenda in the world today as halfway through the intended period when they were to be achieved not so much has been gained. In Thailand, the people are still battling HIV and Aids, and it remains to be a pandemic that is yet to be contained. Studies indicate that of the total population of 60 million people in Thailand, around 440, 000 were living with HIV and Aids by the year 2013 (Fordham, 2015). Further, about 18,000 people had succumbed to the disease in that year ...

Executive Summary

Even though discussions about HIV/AIDS have pre-occupied academic and policy debates for decades, scientific research has reached remarkable scale, and, prevention methods are getting more advanced, the prospects for a cure are still not bright. Advances in prevention mechanisms have reduced the prevalence of the disease but it still has devastating effects on individuals and families in developing nations. One of HIV/AIDS’s major effects is the breakup of families and the creation of orphans.
The death of parents often leaves children to care for their siblings. Young people yet to experience their childhood are forced into parenthood at a ...

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Mission and Vision Statement..7
Business Strategy..7
Technology Management..9

Pharmaceutical Development9

Technology Strategy for Improvement11
Conclusion12
Recommendation13

References14

Technology Management at Bristol-Myers Squibb
Introduction
In the world of biopharmaceuticals corporations have to compete with global companies in providing the best medicine in order to help treat illness around the world. The healthcare sector around the world operates in a unique, complex social, ethical, and political environment in which the main priorities of equity are achieved through various means. Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMS) is a global biopharmaceutical company that discovers and delivers the most innovative medicine to help ...

The entire and main course of vision of the United States (US) department of Human Health Services (HHS) is basically to ensure that the live of the American people would have been spent effectively, healthy and successful as well. HHS is held responsible for providing health case care and facilities to the seniors and child care in total in order to protect and keep up the pace of good effective and healthy. With effectively diseases could also be controlled effectively with the help of protection based stance. The government has appropriated a total amount known as funds to HSS amounting ...

Forum 4:- Epidemic vs. Pandemic

Ten epidemic diseases with pandemic potentials are:-
- SARS
- Gonorrhea
- Dengue
- Yellow fever
- HIV/AIDS
- Measles
- Smallpox
- Herpes
- Cholera
- Avian Flu
(Morgan, 2004).
HIV/AIDS is a communicable disease, which is transmitted through sexual intercourse or contact with infected blood. It has already reached epidemic proportions and swiftly moving towards pandemic due to the sexually transmitted nature of the disease and there is no way to tell physically if a person is infected with the virus. Epidemiological figures in 2010 revealed that ...

Introduction

The United Nations was founded on the 24th of October in 1945 after the First and Second World Wars. The Organization was committed in the UN charter’s enduring words and saving the future generations from the plague of war. Since its establishment, the Organization has been called on to help in the prevention of conflicts and disputes from soaring into war (Oswald et al., 2010). It has also been called upon to persuade parties opposing each other to use the conference table instead of use of the force of arms and weapons to assist in restoration of peace ...

Millennium Development Goals: Western Europe

Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) signifies the declaration of commitment from the international community to poverty eradication and universal development. MDG concrete targets were made in the United Nation Millennium Declaration in September 2000. The prime targets include reducing the world hunger and poverty by half, ensuring universal primary education, achieving two-thirds reduction in maternal mortality and deaths of children under five-years of age, and reducing the proportion of people without access to safe drinking water by halve (Chowdhury, & Iyanatul, 2011). Other goals included ensuring the achievement of environmental sustainability, empowering women, and promotion of gender equality, development of a worldwide ...

Abstract

Over thirty years after its identification, HIV and AIDS remains a somewhat elusive virus, particularly when it comes to its history as a human infectious agent, and resourcing a complete epidemiology of the disease. Part of the problem is that so many antiretroviral drugs have come out and have either been used or prescribed incorrectly. In addition, the virus, like many other reverse RNA transcriptase viruses, has a very high aptitude in terms of developing resistance to drugs at a very rapid rate. What further complicates matters is how quickly it has spread. It will probably never truly be ...

World Affairs: The United Nations

Introduction
The United Nations (UN) was established as an international organization on 24 October 1945 having several functions. The UN operations and membership are both extended worldwide. UN headquarters is in New York City and has other regional offices in Geneva, Vienna, and Nairobi. Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian, and Spanish are the official languages of the member countries.
The UN's predecessor was the League of Nations that kept peace and cooperation between the nations of the world. The organization gets its finance from member states voluntary contributions, and it has six fundamental bodies. The General Assembly as the ...

A1 Quantitative Article

Article #A1:
Wu, H., Li, Z., Li, H, & Wu, S. (2016). Quantitative phase imaging of breast cancer cell based on SLIM. Journal of Physics: Conference Series, 679(1), 1-5. doi: 10.1088/1742-6596/679/1/012003

Background

In this article, Wu et al. (2016) used quantitative process in analyzing data created from observing the cell dynamics, in which they used spatial light interference microscopy or SLIM to come up with the data. In this process, they combined the Zernike’s phase contrast microscopy, as well as, Gabor’s holography. Zernicke discovered it back in 1935 when he was able to observe phase objects that did ...

Advocacy can be defined as the targeted support or push for a cause to get legal approval. The advocacy can be to push for a policy to be adopted or amended in some way for the public cause (Chapman, 2007). In the case study paper, the advocacy is based on the improvement of uninsured people in the state of New York. The advocacy, in this case, is lobbying by advocacy groups and legal advocates for the public health legislation. The advocates together with Long Island Coalition for National Health Plan pushed for the availing of grants and health care ...

Introduction

My position about the issue of medical marijuana is that if scientific research has proved that indeed marijuana has some medicinal content that can be used to cure ailments, and then there is no problem, it should be embraced just like any other medicine. People should use medicine regardless of where it is got from, so long as it can treat a particular ailment, everyone should feel free to use it.
All the same, people do not know the source and raw materials of all the medicines that they use; therefore there is no cause for alarm when marijuana ...

The analysis of the collected data is the most exciting and creative stage of sociological research that requires thorough study as well as distinctive imagination, intuition, professional and life experience. However, this step is the most complex of all components of the research process of social reality.
The most common is this definition of data interpretation: “data interpretation is a set of actions committed in the process of studying the empirical data for in order to formulate an idea of the characteristics of the researched object, or simply the primary processing of empirical data” (Macionis et al. 2010).

Hence it becomes clear that the main themes and issues of data interpretation are:

1) ...