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Full-Text Articles in Medicine and Health Sciences
Antibiotic Resistance, Rachel Balentine, Kaitlyn Flint, Aaron Motsinger, Mitchell Webber
Antibiotic Resistance, Rachel Balentine, Kaitlyn Flint, Aaron Motsinger, Mitchell Webber
Introduction to Public Health Posters
Antibiotic resistance is the ability of bacteria to resist the effects of an antibiotic. It occurs when bacteria change in a way that reduces the effectiveness of drugs, chemicals, or other agents designed to cure or prevent infections. Bacteria survive and continue to multiply, causing more harm.
Antibiotic Resistance, Jonathan Williams, Kjersti Fry, Leno Abraham, Meghan Robbins
Antibiotic Resistance, Jonathan Williams, Kjersti Fry, Leno Abraham, Meghan Robbins
Introduction to Public Health Posters
Antibiotics have been so widely used across the world that organisms have evolved and adapted to them, causing the drug to be less effective. Professionals do not know how to adapt because the bacteria keeps evolving to become resistant against the antibiotics.
Prescription Drug Abuse, Alaura Meister, Brianne O'Dell, Alathea Westbrook, Rachel Yuchimiuk
Prescription Drug Abuse, Alaura Meister, Brianne O'Dell, Alathea Westbrook, Rachel Yuchimiuk
Introduction to Public Health Posters
Prescription drugs can be abused in multiple ways: using a medication that is not prescribed to you; taking a drug in a higher dosage or different form than originally prescribed, or; taking a drug for a different reason than prescribed.
Vaccine Preventable Diseases, Emily Genet, Caleb Hoover, Nicole K. Stute, Christy Varghese
Vaccine Preventable Diseases, Emily Genet, Caleb Hoover, Nicole K. Stute, Christy Varghese
Introduction to Public Health Posters
Vaccine preventable diseases are illnesses that can be defended against with vaccines. Vaccines are drugs that make a person immune to an illness using the body’s natural defense mechanisms
Death With Dignity, Bemjamin Adam, Samantha Gross, John Nybo, Joel Sweeney
Death With Dignity, Bemjamin Adam, Samantha Gross, John Nybo, Joel Sweeney
Introduction to Public Health Posters
The death with dignity movement, which encompasses euthanasia, is a current trend in healthcare that negatively affects the public health of nations and adversely impacts the profession of pharmacy .
Great Pacific Garbage Patch, Katie Miller, Jinho Son, Meghan Strickling, Stephanie Wu
Great Pacific Garbage Patch, Katie Miller, Jinho Son, Meghan Strickling, Stephanie Wu
Introduction to Public Health Posters
Plastic is found in 9% of fish. At this rate, the Garbage Island will likely double in size in ten years. 7 billion pounds of non recyclable plastic are produced every year, and only 7% of the plastic in America is recycled. 1500 plastic water bottles are put in landfills and the ocean every second. The average person produces a half-pound of plastic waste every day in the U.S.
Gender Issues, Elizabeth Johnston, Elizabeth Depew, Cora Duran
Gender Issues, Elizabeth Johnston, Elizabeth Depew, Cora Duran
Introduction to Public Health Posters
Gender issues occur when men and women (and everything in between) do not get the opportunity to enjoy the same rights across all sectors in society, valuing and favoring the opinions of them all equally.
Prescription Drug Abuse, Erin Ashley, Samantha Newman, Mason Thomas, Abby Woodard
Prescription Drug Abuse, Erin Ashley, Samantha Newman, Mason Thomas, Abby Woodard
Introduction to Public Health Posters
Prescription drug abuse is the use of a prescription medication in a way that is not intended by the prescribing doctor and can include taking medication that belongs to someone else, taking a medication in a way other than prescribed, or taking a medication to get high.
Driving While "Intexticated", Noah Branch, Ryan Mayer, Matthew Swett, Steven Woodfield
Driving While "Intexticated", Noah Branch, Ryan Mayer, Matthew Swett, Steven Woodfield
Introduction to Public Health Posters
82% of American teens age 16-17 own a cell phone, and 91% of adults own a cell phone. 34% of teens and 27% of adults have admitted to texting and driving.
Food Deserts, Mary Sprow, Martha Morton, Emily Fisher, Bethany Anderson
Food Deserts, Mary Sprow, Martha Morton, Emily Fisher, Bethany Anderson
Introduction to Public Health Posters
A food desert is a geographical area in which there is not easy access to fresh, healthy, and affordable food.
Consumerism, Shawn Mosser, Kristin Tague
Consumerism, Shawn Mosser, Kristin Tague
Introduction to Public Health Posters
Consumerism/materialism is when material possessions are made more important than physical and/or spiritual needs. It is not only affected by the buying of material possessions, but also the hoarding of them.
Human Trafficking, Erin Dickman, Alaina Spears, Jessica Burval, Caleb Hasty
Human Trafficking, Erin Dickman, Alaina Spears, Jessica Burval, Caleb Hasty
Introduction to Public Health Posters
Human trafficking is the recruitment, transfer, or harboring of persons, through the use or threat of force, coercion, or deception, for the purpose of exploitation, including sexual exploitation and forced labor. It is a modern form of slavery where people profit from the control and exploitation of others.
Religion, Jacob Grasser, Meiling G. Norfolk, Ashton Prusia
Religion, Jacob Grasser, Meiling G. Norfolk, Ashton Prusia
Introduction to Public Health Posters
Pharmacists should be well-trained and sensitive to patient religious concerns and proactive in their research of any drug ingredients that may conflict with a patient's beliefs. Pharmaceutical manufacturing companies should be comprehensive in their product labeling to accommodate religious sensitivities.
Food Deserts, Jacob Day, Lauren Setzkorn
Food Deserts, Jacob Day, Lauren Setzkorn
Introduction to Public Health Posters
A food desert is a community, particularly a low-income area, in which the residents lack access to affordable and healthy food. There may be no supermarket or large grocery store within one mile if in an urban area or within ten miles if in a rural area, there is a lack of affordable vegetables, fruit, whole grains, and other nutritious foods, or there is a prevalence of fast food restaurants and convenience stores in the area.
School Of Nursing Class Of 2016 Hooding And Pinning Program, Cedarville University
School Of Nursing Class Of 2016 Hooding And Pinning Program, Cedarville University
B.S.N. and M.S.N. Academic Celebrations
No abstract provided.
School Of Pharmacy Inaugural Hooding Program, Cedarville University
School Of Pharmacy Inaugural Hooding Program, Cedarville University
Doctor of Pharmacy Hooding Ceremony
No abstract provided.