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July 04, 2025
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Why Older African American Women Are More Likely to Die From Breast Cancer Than Other Groups : Culture, Religion, and Medicine
Research has shown that older African-American women are significantly more likely than other demographic groups to die of breast cancer and several have connected this fact to issues of culture and religion, not to a higher biological propensity. The question →
Understanding Good Versus Bad Cholesterol : HDL versus LDL
Cholesterol receives a great deal of bad press, and for this reason, it is misunderstood. Misinformation and misconceptions about cholesterol can be as dangerous as the truly detrimental aspects of cholesterol such as the risk of heart attack, for instance; this is →
Antibiotic Resistance Following Antibiotic Acne Treatments
Treating acne with antibiotics is a common practice and chances are, no matter how or extreme your case of acne is, one possible course of action your dermatologist will try is a course of antibiotics for an extended period. One →
Safety and Effectiveness of Sucrose for Infants and Preterm Babies – Scholarly Analysis for Nursing
The question that will be explored here is whether sucrose and having an item to suck on can act as a pain reliever for babies, more specifically, for babies who were born preterm. There have been numerous anecdotal stories about →
Why Uniforms Should be a Requirement in Public Schools
The use of uniforms in both public and private schools would alleviate many problems in schools and would end up saving parents quite a bit of money throughout the course of a school year. Thus, making uniforms mandatory for all →
Technology Classes and Teacher Preparation: Confidence and its Impact on Practical Technology Application
Although many studies in the field of education and teacher preparation research have attempted to assess the value of introducing technology as a whole to future teachers enrolled in a teacher preparation program, most have been unable to distinctly determine →
Critical Reading Classes in College? How to Meet the Lack of Critical Reading Skills in Today’s College Students
The question of whether not reading classes should be offered to college level students has been a contentious one and most faculty members at college institutions of all sizes agree that basic critical reading skills should be part of a →
Education in Belgium : Language Issues in Primary and Secondary Belgian Schools
Education in Belgium is, for the most part on par with the rest of Western Europe, although due to language issues and the divisions they cause in Belgian schools, there is a wide degree of variance among particular language communities in the whole →
Parent Responsibility for Children’s Crimes : A Legal and Ethical Discussion
As violence by juveniles has increased in recent years, the debate about parents’ legal responsibility for children’s behavior has escalated in many social research and public circles as well as within institutions, including the vast childrens’ services complex. Advocates of →
Vulnerability and Victimization Among the Elderly: Fear Versus Facts
The purpose and objective of this analysis of crime and the elderly is to prove, through a review and analysis of recent research literature from the field of criminal justice, that while elderly people tend to consider themselves particularly vulnerable to becoming victims of →
