Hepatitis
transmission- oral sex
symptoms- nausea, abdominal pain,dark urine, joint pain
treatment- no specific
influenza
transmission- air (coughing,talking,sneezing)
symptoms- pain in the muscles, cough, body chills, nasal congestion
treatment-fluids and activity modifications
cancer
possible causes- changes too genes, lifestyle factors, family history
symptoms- fatigue, weight loss or gain, eating problems, swelling or lumps
treatment- chemo, surgery, hormone therapy, bone marrow
<span>There is evidence that cardiorespiratory exercise can help prevent heart disease due to the fact that it can help lower blood pressure. This exercise does not have to be high-intensity, serious fitness training - just a small amount of exercise each day can help contribute to a healthier body.</span>
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Dr. Reside's experiment can not be considered effective because his study has only treatment subjects group and lack of control group. That's why his study can be very good but not valid without control group.
In his study, he concluded that 80% children after therapeutic treatment decreased the activity level which can be true but not valid without control group because when he use control group in his study then we will be able to compare the normal or control group and treatment group. Then the study will be valid and effective as well.
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As a principal, I would make sure the students affected by bullying knew they could come to a teacher. Having a trusted adult is very important so that way the student could explain their situation. I would enforce consequences for the bullies. Also educating staff and students on the signs of bullying. Many children won't speak up if they are being bullied, which would decrease the likelihood of the bullying going unnoticed. Not only this but preventing the bullies themselves by teaching the consequences of bullying at a young age.
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