1. I am a human.
2. Who are you?
3. I don't know.
4. Really! You don't know such a simple thing!
<span>During
the term of President W. Bush, a lot of domestic policies were implemented.
President Bush signed and implemented the law about Genetic Non-Discrimination.
This law is called as the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act or (GINA).
This law is prohibiting health insurance to deny coverage to persons with good health
condition or letting the person pay high premiums on health insurances because
of their genetics that they will acquire a disease in the future. President Bush also signed a law regarding
protection of the environment called the Great Lakes Legacy Act of 2002. In the
field of Education, President Bush also signed the No Child Left Behind Act
which gives more funds to schools. These domestic policies had a great impact
to Americans and a big help to them. </span>
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1750s- To be precise, the first American hospital was the Pennsylvania Hospital, established in Philadelphia in 1752. The institution's first hospital pharmacist was Jonathan Roberts, who was succeeded by John Morgan. John Morgan played a vital role in the future of hospital pharmacy
