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    While the majority of American citizens believe that the drug policies in this country need to be changed, the politicians of America refuse to recognize the necessity for change. The war on drugs has clearly been lost and while Americans are for the most part ready to admit this defeat, their elected leaders are unfortunately unwilling to do so. This difference of opinions, more so than with any other political issue, marks politician’s greatest inconsistency with the desires of the people. The

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    patients who suffer from certain diseases. It helps treat the disease and controls the side effects of the treatment. As a result, it can improve a patient's quality of life. The active compounds in marijuana are similar to molecules in our bodies called endocannabinoids. The endocannabinoid system influences our immune system, protects nerve cells from premature death, and influences mood, memory, appetite, sleep, sensation, and movement. Dr Robert

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    Teaching Methods Introduction Choosing the correct teaching method is important to help the learner retain and learn information in an effective and efficient way. Tobacco use is a health related topic that needs further education and intervention from a nurse. When selecting two teaching methods that are of interest to me, which would be beneficial to use when educating a small group of five people about this health-related topic are group discussion and demonstration and return demonstration

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    warships chewing tobacco and cigarettes are regularly tools used to keep low stress levels, which many times can lead to bringing more people such as young adults and teenagers to follow the habit. In April 1 1970, president Richard Nixon signed a legislation which officially banned cigarettes advertisements on television and radio starting a new period of tobacco free incentives. (History.com, 2009) However, other organizations were created raising campaigns against the consuming of tobacco and advertising

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    Marketing of Tobacco Products Marketing is a social and managerial process by which individuals and groups obtain what they need and want through creating and exchanging products and values with others.(Kotler, Armstrong, Saunders, Wong page 5) One of the products that are exchanged through marketing is cigarettes. Tobacco is considered an inherently unethical product because is addictive, dangerous and causes environmental damage. Tobacco is also considered a pleasing product because

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    We can define medicalization as the process by which human conditions and behaviors come to be treated as medical concerns or problems. Peter Conrad, a well-respected sociologist, states that “phenomena do not necessarily inhere in the phenomena themselves, but develop through interaction in a social context”. Conrad’s statement further strengthens the argument that there is a distinct separation between the disease (biological condition) one suffers and the illness (social meaning of the condition)

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    year? (“Effects of Tobacco” 1). That is an overwhelming number of deaths that could be prevented if only the individuals did not use tobacco. As of 2008, East Tennessee State University has adopted a tobacco-free policy for not only the safety of students, but their overall mental and physical health as well. That policy has been increasing on college campuses at a nationwide level. As of 2009, the American College Health Association adopted a position statement on a no tobacco use policy that encourages

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    The gun control movement in the US has made significant gains in recent years with the implementation of stricter restrictions on gun ownership. The movement emerged from concerns over incidents of gun violence in the US. The US Constitution protects the personal right to bear arms. As such, the gun control movement has been facing resistance from the pro-gun rights advocates, and has not been able to influence major reforms until recently (Luca, Malhotra & Poliquin, 2016). The Parklands shooting

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    Describe how a nerve impulse is transmitted from one neuron to the next. Nerve impulse is transmitted across synapse, which is the area between two adjacent neuron through the neurotransmitter; a chemical conducting substance. The presynaptic neuron-neuron that relays impulses toward the synapse releases neurotransmitters from the synaptic vesicles through the plasma membrane to the synaptic cleft, where they attach to protein on the plasma membrane of the postsynaptic neuron-neuron that relays impulses

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    likewise disgracing — and disgrace doesn't essentially give a motivator to quit smoking. "Particularly on the off chance that you haven't smoked yourself, reveal to some sympathy," exhorts Lando. An option to harping on the negative characteristics of tobacco use is to underscore the general profits of stopping smoking. It's fine to say, "Simply contemplate the amount great you're accomplishing for your body (or your financial balance)." For somebody taking a shot at smoking end, these might be all the

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