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This is a paper on global health. Main Thesis: (Author A) In keeping with Mark Field's analysis of health care systems, it becomes apparent that the medicalization of health and availability of medical care systems are shaped by an array of factors such as historical, cultural, economic, political.
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Filename: 18944 Global Health Systems.doc
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555.18948 Book Review: Odyssey of Hearing Loss.
This is a book review. The book explicates, in a profound and efficacious manner, the psychological, social, and spiritual facets of hearing loss. It also offers a testimony of how each of the individuals referred to emerged triumphant, via the vehicles of therapeutic dialogue and self-help measures, thus vanquishing the interplay of social forces that perpetrate the invisibility and augment the physical and mental torment of the deaf.
Pages: 5
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Filename: 18948 Odyssey Hearing Loss.doc
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556.18975 Medical Sociology.
This paper is written about modern Western medicine that maintains that diseases are the result of deviations in the normal functioning of biological variable and that can be cured by medicine.
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557.18976 Medical Sociology.
This paper is written about medicalization of illness and health, social norms and deviance have come to be defined by medicine, without giving due consideration to the backdrop of social order, healing, and suffering that have a non-biomedical connotation. (Author B) Via epidemiologist, illness and health are being increasingly analyzed in terms of non-biological terms, that is on changing lifestyles to address health concerns. (Author C) A definition of health from the functional and experiential viewpoint, including its social basis, has not been the foundation of health policies in America. (Author D) With focus shifting to the ideology of 'individual responsibility', there is reordering of expectations and diversion from social causation of disease.
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558.19002 Annotated Bibliography on Huntington Disease.
This paper would be of primary interest to scientists studying Huntington's disease. It studies the effect of the loss of brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) on the progress of HD. It finds that the mutation of the huntingtin protein leads to the decreased production of BDNF, which, in turns, causes the death of striatal neurons.
559.19003 Evans, Robert. "What Is Right About The Canadian Health Care System."
This paper was published as part of a policy forum comparing and contrasting the Canadian and U.S. health care systems. While an overall analysis of the paper would find many interesting, and well-substantiated points of comparison between the health care systems of the two nations - all of which support the view of Canada as having the better system - there is a clear, nationalistic bias in the paper that somewhat diminishes its impact.
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560.19031 Medical Paternalism.
This paper id concerning medical paternalism. Medical paternalism is defined as an ethical ideal that promotes conflict resolution between two concepts of beneficence and autonomy.
