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08, 95% CI=1.01-1.15, p=0.018), which is the inverse of the relationship observed in the crude model. Smoking, alcohol consumption, and BMI remain unassociated with benign or malignant tumors in the adjusted analysis. Discussion In this cross-sectional study, 12.4% of the DM patients reported at least one benign tumor, and 6.2% reported at least one malignant tumor. In the multivariable analysis, we found that older patient age and younger age at DM diagnosis were associated with both benign and

(Monsen, 2007). Therefore this study lacks internal validity as researchers can prove that only the independent variable is responsible for changes in the dependent variables. Nevertheless, it is argued, although we cannot infer relationships, cross-sectional studies are useful for indicating a possible link between tested variables and thus are useful in generating hypotheses and encouraging further research(Page et al., 1995) There has been a lack of research into the link between smoking status in

Chap 14-The Territorial expansion of the United States A. Community: Texans&TEJAOS “Remember the Alamo.” 1. 1836, Santa Anna(President of Mexico) came to subdue Texas-1,500 Mexican died,& Texas defenders(failed)- “remember the Alamo” eventually forced Santa Anna to recognize Texas independence. 2. Tejanos(S. Texans)-favored A. Settlers for their economic plan-authorized A. Colonies w/in Texas(central/ east)-attracted ppl from Miss. Valley-introduced slavery&cotton-Tejanos, both wealthy rancheros&poor

within the south, many 20th-century libertarians concept that they had located a political culture helping free change (specially through low price lists) and confined government (the usage of the automobile of “states’ rights”). this view, however, ultimately rests on a privileged selection of the evidence and a good buy of historic forgetfulness, maximum in all likelihood the result of 20th-century records more so than whatever from the nineteenth.at the same time as maximum states within the

Integrative Review The number of obese and overweight individuals throughout the world is rapidly growing. There are many factors that come into play when thinking why obesity has become such an epidemic lately. There is has been little research done in recent years about what factors are directly linked to one becoming obese. The purpose of this integrative review is to investigate recent literature on the socioeconomic factors that influence obesity in a community. This review will explain

Introduction: The musculoskeletal system is comprised of the bones, joints, muscle, tendons, ligaments and burse of the body. The major function of this system are to support and protect the body and foster movement of the extremities. Musculoskeletal disorder and injuries directly affect the quality of life of individuals and are causes of disability in the United States (BUNNER&SUDDART'S, 2014) Nursing work have highly dependence on musculoskeletal system to deliver high-quality health care to

Regarding research into religion’s involvement in a member’s decision to enlist into the military, little has been performed. What little work has been done delves into Christianity and how evangelism influences a member’s decision, as well as how church adherence impacted enlistment post 9/11. In sum, the conclusion was drawn that evangelists have a higher propensity for enlistment when compared to non-evangelical Christians and non-religious individuals alike (Burdette). This could contribute to

included; Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, and Wisconsin and the Old Southwest which included; Arkansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Missouri, Tennessee, and Texas. But although Americans had begun to identify themselves as a nation, they were divided by sectional interests that deepened with rapid industrialization and the question of slavery. Americans steadily achieved economic independence from Europe. Rural Americans, once exclusively farmers, began manufacturing, merchants constructed regional market

time this paper was written, previous research had indicated that children under high-stress may be protected by supportive family environment and a good child-family relationship (Wyman et al., 1992). To expand on this body of research, this cross-sectional study (Wyman et al., 1992) focuses on the child’s view of the caretaking environment and investigates whether the environments that children live in are a factor in protecting against stress effects. In addition, Wyman et al. (1992) also attempt

One of the most defining periods in American History was the Civil War and the Antebellum years of the 1840’s and 1850’s. These times were filled with turmoil and rare bloodshed. Slavery was rapidly expanding into western territories and quickly pushed the fragile political relations between the North and the South over the edge. Southern views of slavery were essential to their way of life, and Northern views strongly opposed the spread. In the period spanning the Antebellum years and the Civil