If you study animals you can cut back on a lot of time (Hoagland 111). ... For example, if you test on the life of a mouse it would take about five months. ... The researcher decides what the animal eats and where the lives. ... Many animal diseases are closely related or identical to their human counterparts. ... If you think about the concept of animal testing you will realize that everything learned for the benefit of man through animal experimentation is of the same benefit to animals. ...

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However these diseases/infections had a different name before it was known by STD's or STI's it was also known by Venereal diseases. ... It doesn't matter who or what anybody is if you are positive for any type of STD then more than likely they can expect to get discriminated against. ... For now let's say that you did not hire that person or you did not get hired well then what would be the reason, because the person was infected with an STD and you was considering the safety and well-being of your business and other employees even though that person was highly qualified f...

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Despite the fact that some bacteria play harmful roles, such as causing disease and spoiling food, the economic importance of bacteria includes both their useful and harmful aspects. ... To prevent any of these illnesses wash your hands, do not share food, drinks, or personal items, and cover your mouth when you cough or sneeze. ... In the past viruses were also classified by what or who it attacks, such as plants, animals, and bacteria. Examples of common human diseases caused by viruses include the common cold, influenza, chickenpox, and cold sores. Many serious diseases such as Ebol...

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They will decide what sort of discipline they will use to raise their boy, and they will decide what sort of morals they will instill in their newborn. ... Cultures that do not engage in the practice of circumcision may therefore become more vulnerable to the disease, supporters say. ... "The more you look at AIDS, the more you can see that the circumcision hypothesis has a lot of explanatory power," said Edward Green, an anthropological consultant with the U.S. ... high level of sexually transmitted disease, but a low rate of HIV. ... It is not something you can just ignore. ...

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"Many PTSD patients report symptom reduction with cannabis, and a clinical trial needs to be done to see what proportion and what kind of PTSD patients benefit, with either cannabis or the main active ingredients of cannabis," said Dr. ... ("Department Of Veterans' Affairs: What Is PTSD?" ... ("The Centers For Disease Control And Prevention: Depression ", 2013). ... There are different medical strains of marijuana that increase focus, keeps you alert and helps with daily functioning. ... ("Cnn: 10 Diseases Where Medical Marijuana Could Have Impact." 2015). ...

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What kind of contaminated thinking is this?... Heck, the school gave me this condom, they know what they're doing. ... He says that the logic to giving students condoms is because "kids are going to do it anyway, you can't stop them" (749). ... Kids are going to get guns and shoot them, you can't stop them, so let's make sure that teachers have bullet proof vests" (749). ... Finally, Limbaugh implies that giving out condoms will lead to a teen population rampant with pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases. ...

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Then very few people knew hardly anything about the disease. ... When the disease first appeared, it took physicians great lengths to figure out that a single new disease was involved. ... What they all had in common was that something was interfering with the process that normally protected oneself with invading germs (Silverstine and Silverstine, 6). ... Condoms can protect you to a certain extent, but they are not one hundred percent effective. ... HIV/AIDS infection is becoming a manageable disease. ...

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They also stress that animal research holds the key for answers to AIDS, cancer, heart disease, aging and inherited defects. ... I don't believe lipstick is gong to be used in the eye area, unless you are a mindless idiot. I also believe that it is wrong to inflict disease and injuries, like burns and brain damage, on laboratory animals, and to inbreed those that have inherited disorders as models of human disorders. Did you know that from buying your toothpaste to buying your makeup, you open yourself up for the opportunity to participate in the funding of Vivisection? ... Wolves only w...

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The importance of this observation is dire to the health of teens and what measures are being taken, or avoided, when it comes to educating today's generation on the matter of sex. ... What's even more shocking is the fact that more than a quarter of these younger teens have had more than one sexual partner. ... Sex education can offer statistics on diseases, pregnancies, and serious untreatable viruses such as HIV, will allow these kids to see that there is more to sex than just the act itself. ... They also encourage back up methods such as using a condom even if you are, for examp...

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Heck, the school gave me this condom, they know what they"re doing. You"ll be fine". ... What if condoms were made available to students through the school nurse, while abstinence was taught in the classroom? ... He says that the logic to giving students condoms is because "kids are going to do it anyway, you can't stop them". ... Now would someone tell me what is so difficult about sharing this knowledge and experience with kids?" ...

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Heck, the school gave me this condom, they know what they"re doing. You"ll be fine". ... What if condoms were made available to students through the school nurse, while abstinence was taught in the classroom? ... He says that the logic to giving students condoms is because "kids are going to do it anyway, you can't stop them". ... Now would someone tell me what is so difficult about sharing this knowledge and experience with kids?" ...

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(LeVay/Hamer 23) Animal studies make available a good deal of evidence for biological basis of disease, but in this case, sexual orientation. ... It's a disease like schizophrenia." ... Clearly family, social norms, friends, teacher or school education can't make you to become gay, which is a minority orientation. ...

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People who have certain diseases associated with HIV infection due to a depressed immune system are said to have AIDS. Being HIV positive does not mean that you have AIDS. ... What is the outcome of having AIDS we say? ...

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The teaching of sexual education is a lifelong process of gaining information and developing attitudes, beliefs and values about the identity, relationships and intimacy of you as an individual and those you have relations with. ... Sexually transmitted diseases are often the result of sexual promiscuity. ... Opponents of these programmes claim that providing access to condoms and even discussing the benefits of birth control and disease prevention methods other than abstinence encourages teenagers to engage in sexual activity that might otherwise refrain from. ... When used consistently and c...

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In 2004, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimated that 19 million new sexually transmitted infections (STIs) occur each year (Wasik). ... For the people who are sexually active, they should get tested and know what their own status is, whether they have an STI or not. ... If you and your partner get tested, sharing the results with one another can really set the playing field for participating in safe sex. ... [A person] can have HPV for years and not know it, it stays in your body and can lead to cervical cancer years after you were infected. ...

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