Author: Jay Ann Kan Abstract: Cancer, caused by spontaneous mutations, remains a lingering possibility in the lives of many. According to the National Cancer Institute, the risk of developing cancer in a lifetime is 42% and 38% for men and women respectively. However, as the options for cancer treatment progress, the treatments developed …
Abstract Young people, who are aged 15 to 24 years, in the United Kingdom witness significant changes throughout their lives as they sexually mature. During the transition to a university environment, young people may be exposed to new social factors (e.g. alcohol consumption, peer pressure) and psychological factors (e.g. depression), coinciding with demographic factors (e.g. …
Himanshu Sadulwad Synopsis An estimated 37.7 million people are currently living with HIV. As of now, it has claimed 36.3 million lives. A disease with one of the highest death tolls in the world, we speak of none other than HIV-AIDS. AIDS remains a major public health issue that affects millions worldwide. On this World …
ABSTRACT: “At the age of 47, when I know that I have cancer, my only wish is to make it to 50”. Being notorious for being the most lethal cancer type and that there is no existing effective treatment, pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC) – a type of aggressive pancreatic cancer- is truly a death sentence …
Abstract The Nobel Prize in Physiology or medicine is awarded by the Nobel assembly [1] for extra-ordinary inventions in physiology and medicine. The Nobel Prize is basically awarded to “those who, during the preceding year, have conferred the greatest benefit to humankind”, according to Alfred Nobel’s will in1895. The Nobel Prize is basically awarded for …
Abstract: Globally, inadequate healthcare funding has catalysed severe effects, demonstrating the extensive issues raised by inefficient spending. Consequently, this study\’s principal objective is to universalise leading health care systems by examining different countries\’ data, such as population and number of hospital beds, with linear regression analysis. This research focuses on extrapolating the funding principles …
RUNNING HEAD: Perspectives in Cotard’s Syndrome Ajay Macherla, Downingtown STEM Academy, April 2021 Email: [email protected] Abstract: Cotard’s Syndrome is a rare neuropsychiatric condition characterized by the delusion that one is either nonexistent, dead, or undeserving of life. Cotard’s Syndrome seems to affect the frontotemporoparietal circuitry, which connects the frontal lobes and the temporoparietal junction …
By: Dhanya Janga and Tanishka Aglave Abstract Jobs in the healthcare industry are inherently stressful positions with lives constantly on the line and you can use this link to look at more info about all the opportunities available in the field. Just like the rest of the public, healthcare professionals face everyday challenges from the …
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Planning Aims and objectives: I have decided that my overall aim for the project is to figure out what is good about some types of antacids, therefore being able to know how to improve them and helping people suffering from indigestion or heartburn. I will start off by designing an experiment to measure the success …
Abstract: The COVID-19 pandemic has infected patients who have died of stroke and myocardial injury. The purpose of this study is to identify the neurological and cardiovascular complications of COVID-19. A systematic study has been performed on PubMed. Patients with a history of comorbidities (including stroke, cardiovascular disease, hypertension, and diabetes) are correlated with a …
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