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The Pharmacist Conscience Clause Controversy
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This 4 page paper examines the right of a pharmacist not to prescribe birth control. Some state laws and anecdotes are relayed. Information about the controversy that has cropped up in 2005 is explored. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: SA517pil.rtf

The Phases and Determining Factors of Menopause
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A 7 page investigation into menopause. The author conducts a literature review of published studies related to the epidemiology of perimenopause and menopause. Specific parameters of interest are age, genetics, demography and lifestyle. Age appears to be the most important determinant of age of onset but even factors such reproductive history and smoking can be important as well. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: PPmenops.rtf

The Physiological Concepts of Sleep: Implications for Nursing
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A 7 page discussion of the physiological processes associated with sleep. Defines sleep and delineates its critical cycles and the environmental, physiological, and psychological conditions which can interrupt those cycles. Emphasizes the need for nurses to allow for periods of uninterrupted sleep and to fully assess patients for sleep related problems. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
Filename: PPsleep.wps

The Physiological Effects of Sodium:
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This 4 page paper discusses the physicological effects of sodium on the human body. Overuse of sodium can lead to high blood pressure, and this paper discusses the process by which this happens. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: GSSodium.rtf

The Physiological, Psychological And Environmental Factors Influencing Weight Management
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11 pages in length. With two-thirds of the American adult population overweight and just over thirty percent of them considered obese, there is no question as to the critical nature of weight management in the United States today. The influencing factors - which are mildly persuasive for some and wholly overwhelming for others – run the gamut from a thin-crazed culture to nutritionally-void fast food to an altogether uneducated society when it comes to eating a healthy diet. People have reached the point of being utterly confused and frustrated when it comes to making informed nutritional decisions, given the fact that they have been spoon-fed conflicting – albeit well-meaning – advice from myriad sources that keeps them in a perpetual state of obesity. Far too many people never gain the upper hand on their weight problem, with about 300,000 ultimately succumbing to the fatal aspects of unhealthy dietary habits and physical inactivity inherent to obesity. Bibliography lists 17 sources.
Filename: TLCWeightMg.rtf

The Placebo Effect
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2 pages in length. The use of placebos has always been an interesting and controversial concept. Placebo treatment may or may not benefit disease, although in some cases it does benefit illness. It is felt that placebos work in part by reducing the distress caused by illness, which is why placebo therapy is more effective in certain illnesses such as depression and anxiety. This paper reviews an article about the different effects of placebos and their place in health care.
Filename: JGArview.rtf

The Political and Financial Impacts of Health Coverage
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This 11 page paper provides an overview of the central issues related to the economics of healthcare coverage in California. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Filename: MHHeaCaLeg4.rtf

The Poor State of Aboriginal Health in Australia
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This 5 page report discusses the fact that, in a nation with the worldwide image of vitality, strength, and resiliency, the Aboriginal population falls well below any health-based norm for the rest of the country. Considering the fact that fully 85 percent of the nation’s population is concentrated in urban areas and, as in any nation, rural health care is less readily available is one fact to be considered. Others include racism, cultural barriers, financial aspects, and even the willingness of certain Aboriginal groups to utilize modern medicine or technology must be examined. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Filename: BWabhlth.rtf

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