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    Penicillin’s mass production has led to one of the biggest pharmaceutical advances and the development of today’s medicinal drugs. A Pharmacists role has evolved vastly in the past century. Pharmacy is a science that integrates health and chemical sciences. Biology lends itself well to Pharmacy in terms of the physiology of the body and how chemical constituents of a drug affect certain areas of the body in different ways and to some extent the body’s natural defence mechanisms to fighting an

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    The next personality test I took was the career clusters. Career clusters are organizational tools that link education with business and industry through sixteen broad based areas. The top three clusters I got was health science, human services, and education and training. Health science careers covers all aspects of the medical field (Hinders). For example, a veterinarian. The next cluster is was called human services, which refers to jobs with the purpose of helping families meet basic human needs

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    University of Western Sydney – The College Academic Skills for Health Science Research project – part A (a literature review) Student: MINH NHUT TRIEU Student ID: 18758072 Date submitted: 16/04/16 Word counts: 1012   Nowadays, College students have been recognized at risk for the development of anxiety. According to nursing (2006), ‘anxiety is natural reactions to threatening situations. Your body has a "fight or flight" reaction—your heart races, you breathe faster, you sweat, and your

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    In the state of Oregon, there is only one academic health center, located in Portland, and so it is presumed by most that this hospital is capable of handling all complex medical issues. The Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) is often a point of referral by all large health centers throughout the rest of the state. While they are training the next generation of clinicians and researchers, and are considered one of the top twenty-five biomedical research institutions, the innovativeness may

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    Radiologic science is a division of health care that deals with imaging for diagnoses of diseases, broken bones, and other problems. A few examples of radiologic sciences are sonography, X-Ray, mammography, MRI, PET scan, CT scans, radiation therapy, nuclear medicine, and so much more. These tests are completed using large devices that will take scans of your body, sometimes with the help of dyes and gamma rays. All of the machines are different, but have one thing in common: they all use technology

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    everything there is nothing. Starting off with a blank page gives way to a plethora of ideas and opportunities. However, what is that one thing you can write about and think: wow. This is exactly how I felt when I first read the prompts for McMaster’s Health Science Supplementary Application, back in August. It has been four months since August when I began thinking of ideas. Why did it take me four months to finally sit down and write? The answer is simple: self-control. This Bushido virtue for me is the

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    E.COLI E.Coli Wendy Gervacio Health Science Technology 6 period 3/4/16 Introduction This Paper is about E.Coli bacteria,this paper will be interesting because it will give all the information you need. E.Coli is a bacteria that is commonly found in humans and animals.This disease can be found in your food and can be very dangerous by causing infection in your urinary system and can harm your kidneys but and can be treated easily. Pathophysiology E.coli is a bacteria that inhabits the intestine

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    The science behind mental illness is complicated and has not yet been completely figured out by scientists, so misconceptions about and misuse of mental illness are commonly seen because of it. For example, OCD, or Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, is often used as an adjective or synonym to a perfectionist. Or, those who are feeling sad one day may say they are depressed. This could be seen as normalizing, but for the wrong reason: it removes the legitimacy of the disorder. The reason why people do

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    I have been interested in the health areas since I was 4, it was my dream and still is. Every time i go to the doctor's office my face brightens up, not because i am getting treated but because i get to see someone doing my dream job. I strongly consider going into this academy at Butler High School because it will raise my excitement and give me more of a boost nobody or nothing can give me to prepare for the future.This Academy is all about to increase knowledge and give extraordinary opportunities

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    16065127 – Skills for Health Science Coursework 2016 The most important advances in Healthcare Science in the last 20 years and how one of these will lead the way for the future of healthcare: Advances in Healthcare Science have allowed hospitals and clinics to ease the treatment of their patients, as well as giving patients a greater number of options when approaching their healthcare, as well as more efficient and effective care. The ‘Human Genome Discoveries’ (Cox, 2009), were a very significant

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