Introduction Emotion, sex, and humor can generally be attributed as three tried and tested (and arguably done to death as well) formulas of advertising communications. A quick search on any advertising portal would show almost all communications have tried to make their way to effectiveness with a mix of emotion, sex, and humor. As this reportâs scope of research has been set to be with academic theories published between 2016 and 2020, the absence of widely accepted communication theories between...
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Thinking about bacteria, the first thing that skip through your mind almost all the time are germs, diseases and illness. But in the actual sense, the body houses trillions of microorganisms that are of good benefits to the bodyâs health and well-being. As a matter of fact, every single cell in the human body is made of millions of those bacteria. You must have been aware of the âbadâ bacteria (pathogens) responsible for people’s illness. However, are you aware of...
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How to have safe sex when visiting Zimbabwe? Whatâs a vacation abroad without getting frisky? The excitement of seeing new places, the adrenaline rush, the anxietyâŚall combine to make a potent mix, which can be channeled into explosive sexual energy. However, as much fun as it is to indulge yourself in carnal pleasure, there are rules to take note of. Part of responsible travel includes safe practices when it comes to sexual activities, and here are some of these (the...
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This section explores the existing notions and understandings of childbirth that women have within the low income household communities of Mirpur. Drawing out their narratives and tracing the construction of those narratives allows us to see how women view their place in their own and in other womenâs reproductive lives and to understand the intentions, motivations, desires and influences that lie behind their decisions of where to give birth, how much to rely on formal or informal healthcare providers, etc....
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In sex, women are more vulnerable than men. Therefore, women should know more about protecting themselves. Therefore, experts summarized sexual knowledge that is good for health. Remind female friends to pay attention to physical health. What women’s sexual health knowledge must know? The knowledge of sexual health that women must know mainly includes the following aspects: First: Condoms. If you are not planning to become pregnant, our recommendation is to use a condom throughout. Although it is not 100% insured,...
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Amhara is a regional state located in North Ethiopia. Home to over 25 million people, the Amhara are primarily agriculturalists and 83% live in rural areas, and historically speaking, the area has been affected by âchronic drought,â and âwars that adversely affected the natural and human resources development in the areaâ (Amhara Development). Ongoing abuses include early marriage, female circumcision, domestic violence, and blatant disregard for women’s basic rights. Although, in the town of Bahir Dar individuals in the Amhara...
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The leading purpose of this article is to understand why cesarean deliveries are overused, considering the increased risk of complications that affect mother and fetus. The author makes it a point to focus on the larger scale of cultural factors that are associated with a key clinical measure of quality care for the maternal population. In this study, they recruited obstetricians, family physicians, midwives, anesthesiologists, and labor nurses from 79 hospitals in California. The Labor Culture Survey (LCS) consisted of...
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Introduction The âcould I have itâ campaign was developed by the WA Department of Health to highlight to the youth of WA (16-28) the importance of practicing safe sex and to promote regular testing for sexually transmitted infections (STI). The campaign was comprised of a television advertisement and an associated website. It is raising awareness of the seriousness of having sex without a condom and different diseases associated with unprotected sex (Elisa Janine Sobo, 1995). The website part of the...
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The ‘Sexual Health Youth STI Campaign’ is a compelling and authoritative campaign run by the Department of Health, Western Australia Government. The campaign uses notions of fear to target adolescence at how easily contactable Sexually Transmitted Infectionâs are. The campaign looks to promote education towards the issue as well as normalize STI testing among young people. This report will focus on why there are negative connotations towards sex itself, instead of being promoted as a pleasurable quality of life. Ideologies...
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The end of gestation or pregnancy phase is marked by the birth of the baby, either through vagina or through a Cesarean section. Childbirth is also known as delivery or labor. The most common type of childbirth is the vaginal birth, a natural mode of childbirth. Cesarean Birth, commonly known as C-section is a surgical method of childbirth in which incisions are made on the abdomen and uterus of the mother. C-sections are performed usually when complications arise during vaginal...
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Should Abortion be Legal in the United States? Parenthood is one of the most critical aspects of human life that require serious planning to be executed appropriately. Most ladies have been compelled to carry out abortions due to a lack of readiness to join the parenthood arena. Abortion is the process by which a pregnancy is terminated by expelling the fetus out of the womb before it matures and can survive outside the womb. They are situations where abortions occur...
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Sex is the notion of Heaven. God not only created it for the production of babies but also made it profoundly pleasurable/satisfying. He built sexual organs for men and women to be complementary to one another, and has developed hormones to make it function better in making us desire sexuality. Unlike species whose mating activity is solely accustomed to reproductive means, human sexuality has many noble implications. In a lifetime, the husband and wife bond of commitment contains the two...
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Oncological treatment and pregnancy are possible, but not excluding some short-term and long-term effects on the unborn child. Cancer treatment can be categorized as surgery, radiation therapy, and chemotherapy. Surgery is a crucial part of treating cancer. With special precautions, surgery is possible during pregnancy, although not without the added risk of miscarriage, premature delivery, and fetal distress. During surgery, the mother is at risk of hypotension, hypoglycemia, hypoxia or stress, adding a greater risk to the fetus then the...
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During the Late-Medieval period, London was established as a âleading commercial city in Europeâ due to its dominance as a trader of wool, distributor of fine goods, and, increasingly, as a producer of luxury items. The capital also benefitted economically from a period of great military success under Henry V in the context of the Hundred Years War. Following a decisive victory at Agincourt, England exerted political control over the duchy of Normandy and entered into a considerably pro-English alliance...
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Today I am taking on the pros and cons of Birth Control. I chose to talk about this because as we all know that babies are a gift embraced by God and women; however, no body wants to have a baby by chance. Itâs important to have an option avoiding that birth control method can secure pregnancy till the right time. Appreciation to Margaret Sanger and others who invented the birth control pills, everyone has an option of waiting until...
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The maternal mortality Millennium Development Goal (MDG) Sierra Leone needed to achieve by 2015 was 450 maternal deaths per 100,000 live births, however, the estimated maternal mortality ratio (MMR) for 2015 was 1,360 deaths per 100,00 live births (WHO, 2015). If the ideal state for maternal mortality is supposed to be 450 maternal deaths per 100,00 live births as set by the UN (2000) then the need is to reduce the MMR by 910 deaths per 100,000 live births. I...
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Introduction Over time, research findings show that ambivalence is evident when a woman decides on keeping the child; however, abortion becomes a choice when there are fears about adverse effects that might occur to a woman. (Kirkman, Rowe, Hardiman, Mallett, & Rosenthal, 2009). Abortion can be defined as a voluntary termination of the life of a fetus by terminating a pregnancy. In the recent past, there has been a serious debate about abortion, and various opinions have been debated about...
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Birth Control is Beneficial Around the world, many women experience unplanned pregnancies. The lack of knowledge of an unplanned pregnancy can result into women get abortions, give up for adoption, mistreat treat the child, or even leave the children with grandparents for them to care. In other cases, mothers give all the love they can to their child. When there is an unwanted pregnancy everything changes for all women positive or negative. when thatâs the case there should be birth...
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Imagine your twelve-year-old daughter is walking home from school, she always tells you how she wants to be a doctor when she grows up, so she can help people like her mommy. She gets kidnapped by an individual and is raped. You live in Alabama, and the law to make abortions illegal just passed. She gets pregnant at age twelve. What are you going to do? Your daughter’s future is thrown out the window, and her dream of being a...
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Introduction The question I am researching is âIs teenage pregnancy a problem?â The aim of this project is to research the positives and the negatives of teenage pregnancy, the health risks during pregnancy, how teenage pregnancy has changed over time, and how it differs with different social classes. I am doing my project on this specific topic as I am interested in going into midwifery or nursing as a career in the future. This specific question is useful as teenage...
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Staying in abusive relationships Gender-based violence is common in South Africa. Every one in three girls might end up in an abusive relationship. An abusive relationship is when you enter a relationship and your romantic partner shows aggression towards you. They could violently attack you, psychologically attack you or verbally attack you. Usually, people involved in abusive relationships find it difficult to leave.. People aged 12-19 have the higher rate of reported rape and sexual assault in a relationship. 90%...
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Evolution of Sex Education Curriculum Sex education has evolved a lot over the last few decades as the earlier abstinence-only programs were ineffective in controlling unsafe sex practices and in educating teenagers to be responsible towards others and themselves. Earlier, there were lot of controversies around the sex curriculums in school and morals behind sex education. Knowledge and dialogue about safe sex was considering taboo. Hence, a lot of teenagers were exposed to unsafe sexual behaviors The focus of sex...
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âItâs not the years in your life that count. Itâs the life in your yearsâ Abraham Lincoln Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood. Now is the time to understand more, so that we may fear less. â Marie Curie This essay will examine the different variables that potentially impact the adolescence and early adulthood sexual health behavior which was evaluated in most studies as safety use (condom and contraception) (Allen & Walter, 2018)...
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Major Essay Human populations are at risk from outbreaks of new diseases. Are their reasons why modern humans might be more prone to infectious disease epidemics, and where do these come from? Modern Humans and their Increased Risk of Contracting HIV/AIDS Over time, the lives humans live have evolved and changed drastically. These changes have been beneficial in many ways, such as the availability to medication, travel, and an overall boom in technological advances. However, all these changes in the...
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Introduction As many students are nearing the end of their schooling lives, a popular way to debrief and feel free is by spending a week partying with friends at schoolies. Many spend their time at places like the Gold coast or even Bali to let their hair down after attending school for almost 13 years. As many find this week fun, there are many potential risks that are involved with school leaver parties; a major issue is alcohol, with approximately...
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1. Describe globalization and international patterns of health and disease. Globalization is the word used to portray the developing association of the world’s economies, societies, and populaces, achieved by cross-outskirt exchange of products and ventures, innovation, and streams of speculation, individuals, and data. Nations have constructed monetary organizations to encourage these developments over numerous hundreds of years. The wide-going impacts of globalization are mind-boggling and politically charged. Likewise, with major mechanical advances, globalization benefits society in general, while hurting certain...
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1.0 Introduction 1.1 Overview Pregnancy is one of the most important periods of a womanâs life where during this time, lots potentially worrying changes could occur in her body. Pregnant mothers need regular check-ups, regular supervision, and care once they find out they are pregnant. In Malaysia, the health ministry has created a health record book for pregnant women known as âBuku Pinkâ or in medical terms, it is called antenatal red card, but because of its pink color, it...
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Women’s body magazine covers create social values with practically every issue they publish. To start, the cover gives the reader an insight into what’s written inside the magazine. Based on how appealing the cover is, readers chose particular magazines. As a result, magazine authors use every trick in the book to reel readers in. When it comes to women’s body magazines, authors tend to follow a pattern. For certain words, they increase the size of the font so that they...
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Introduction Today health of a person is not only taken in the context of merely not only the absence of any pathology, instead, there can be multiple reasons. the relationship between two individuals can influence their behaviour as well as health. A healthy relationship can also be a reason of good health, ofcourse, if a person is satisfied internally, he would take less stress, sleep well and quit smoking. This is according to the latest research that the main cause...
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Introduction Clinical Teaching Associates (CTAs) are people, not necessarily medically trained, who provide their own bodies as teaching resources for medical education. CTAs can be exposed to physical or psychological examinations as part of the teaching process which are often extremely intimate. It is unclear how useful CTAs are in medical education and there is no region-wide policy on its implementation or efficacy. This review aims to look at different aspects of CTA programs as well as their benefits and...
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