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A Health Care Comparison Of Areas In Ghana And In The United States, Lindsey Matsumoto
A Health Care Comparison Of Areas In Ghana And In The United States, Lindsey Matsumoto
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The health care system is an important factor for the well-being of the human population all around the world, and yet, health care can differ greatly depending on a variety of factors including location and culture. When referring to health care, it is appropriate to include skilled physicians, hospitals, care clinics, and medical equipment. This article conducts a literature review that compares the health care systems of two countries, the Republic of Ghana and the United States of America. This information is relevant for not only expanding one’s knowledge, but also for travel purposes, as both countries have highly populated …
Screen Time Effects On Children And Adolescents In Both The United States And Australia, Marrisa Cox
Screen Time Effects On Children And Adolescents In Both The United States And Australia, Marrisa Cox
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Technology and screen time have become an essential part of everyday life in many countries across the world. Children in Australia and the United States are exposed to increasing hours of technology exceeding recommendations by pediatricians in both countries. Pediatricians suggest limiting screen time due to the research indicating possible impact on social development, and unhealthy emotional and physical outcomes in children. The objective of this paper was to review the mental and physical impacts of screen time on young and adolescent children and to compare and contrast policies regulating screen time in the United States and Australia. The information …
Health Care In The United States: A Right Or Commodity?, Aaron Lloyd
Health Care In The United States: A Right Or Commodity?, Aaron Lloyd
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