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    Contributions to the Advancement of Health and Medicine Stories of Native Americans contributions to the advancement of health and medicine traces were discovered in a small town in Nali, Africa. The very first onset of the beggining of modern pharmacology is the substance called "quinine". This is the substance that came from a bark of a tree that grew in high elevations. The Indians has been using this substance to cure malaria, cramps, chills, hear-rythm disorders and many other ailments. Prior

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    Herbal Medicines:Could It have Saved The Lives Of Romeo And Juliet ? Philip A. Rutledge, the head professor in the Department of Pharmacology, the Department of Therapeutics, and the Department of toxicology indicted in his article “ The European Herbal Medicines Directive: Could it Have Saved the Lives of Romeo and Juliet ”(2008),assets that regulation and good communication could have preserved the lives of Romeo and Juliet? Professor Rutledge Fortifies this assertion this good regulation

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    Ginkgo Biiloba

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    and Drug Administration’s current policy of not testing herbal remedies. In my opinion, there are natural compounds out there that can be very beneficial to the public, however they are not supported due to this policy. Alternatives to current pharmacology methods should be looked at. A drug is a substance that introduced to animals or humans that creates a desired effect or response, both chemically and biologically. Drugs can be both positive and negative. Ginkgo biloba is a drug in the fact

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    Commercial Critique Anyone who has stayed up late watching television, or has paged through a current magazine, has seen advertisements for medications. They often depict an individual, or couple, that is strolling along the beach, playing with their grandchildren, or enjoying a long forgotten hobby. Although the Food and Drug Administration has imposed stricter regulations on drug advertisements over the last several years, there remains an innate distraction and misleading by the drug companies

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    Biochemistry final paper I think that one thing that attracted me to biochemistry was how essential it is to the growth and prosperity of human life. I chose to go into the field of biochemistry to further my education regarding medicine. Pharmacy is something that I have been interested in since I was a little girl, I knew that whatever career path I went into I wanted to help people. My dad encouraged me to attend a camp during the summer where I met with engineers, pharmacists and other doctors;

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    Veterinary Drug Therapy

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    The goal of drug therapy in veterinary patients is to produce a specific pharmacological response while minimizing adverse effects. A patient’s response to any given therapy is controlled by variety of factors including disease, age, gender, body weight, and other environmental factors. In every population of animals or humans, there is a large amount of variability in the way individuals respond to drug therapy. From a clinical standpoint, this is an important issue that can lead to therapeutic

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    During my undergraduate studies at the Pharmaceutical Science department of North South University, subjects like Pharmacology, Medicinal Chemistry and Pharmaceutical Technology interested me the most. I had the chance to do many experimental work in laboratory, some of which, like formulation process of drug ,knowledge about antibiotic function and their resistance that

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    Cisplatin Nephrotoxicity

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    Dose-limiting toxicity describes a situation when side effects of a particular treatment or use of a drug are serious or severe to prevent an increase in a drug dose or level of treatment. Cisplatin remains a major antineoplastic drug for the treatment of solid tumor and is classified as an alkylatin agent. Nephrotoxicity is a major dose-limiting toxicity that is related to cisplatin. There are key components of nursing assessment that should be conducted on a routine basis to monitor cisplatin

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    well-being of children taking ADHD medications are unidentified. The signals of potential harm from newly developed medications, and a shortage of information regarding licensed medications from decades ago. These factors are related to the serious unfavorable issues such as suicidality and cardiac death. Cardiovascular effects from psychopharmacological treatment can affect children with ADHD executive functioning. Effects on Executive Functioning Yildiz et al. (2011) conducted a randomized

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    It was the winter of 2013; I could hear my heartbeat get louder and louder as I was anxiously waiting to hear back from the doctor. Not a second passed by that I was not praying for my dad’s life. Finally, a kindhearted nurse practitioner walked through the door to give us the latest update on my dad’s condition. Her optimistic words and positive attitude gave me every ounce of hope I needed to cling onto. My dad was fighting for his life in the operating room. This was his second open heart surgery

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