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1. Alcoholism
   ... The National Council on Alcoholism states alcoholism is a ampquotchronic, progressive, and potentially fatal disease marked by repeated drinking that causes trouble ...
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2. Meningitis
   ... Among College Students Imagine waking up one morning with flulike symptoms, only to find out that you have contracted a potentially fatal disease from someone ...
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3. Sexual Harrassment
   ... This fatal disease is one of the leading causes of death in the world today. ... Cancer is a very fatal disease and must be treated specially. ...
   (1632 Words -- Approx. 7 Pages)

4. lupus
   ... Lupus is a potentially fatal disease but not all patients will die from it. Patients should try to achieve a balance between exercise and rest. ...
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5. HIV AND AIDS
   ... the virus is contracted, symptoms of this disease, and most importantly, the best way to go about taking more precaution into preventing this fatal disease. ...
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6. Designer Babies
   ... 60 percent would rule out a fatal disease, 33 percent would ensure greater intelligence, 12 percent would influence height or weight, and 11 percent would ...
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7. Depression: The Disease of Sadness
   ... Suicidal ideationdepression can be a fatal disease. Recurrent thoughts of death, especially suicide, plague depression sufferers. ...
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8. AidsCause and Effect
   ... AIDS was soon recognized as a worldwide health emergency, and as a fatal disease with no known cure, that quickly became an epidemic. ...
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9. Alzheimeramp39s Disease
   ... death. Alzheimeramp39s is a fatal disease. I begins with the destruction of cells in regions of the brain that are important for memory. ...
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10. Human Genome Project
    ... there is no prevention or cure for the disease, and some individuals would rather live their life without the knowledge of being struck with a fatal disease. ...
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11. Rabies
    ... Rabies is a very fatal disease. People should take care with wild animals and be sure that their pets or livestock are vaccinated against the virus. ...
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12. Aids
    ... healthy longer. New research and treatments also hold great promise: They may soon make AIDS a chronicnot a fataldisease. Now that ...
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13. Mad cow disease
    ... However, the people are risking their lives by eating a hamburger, which contains the deadly disease causing a fatal death when digested. ...
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14. Sickle Cell Anemia
    ... inflammation. Sicklecell anemia relates to me because my cousin Kenny died from this fatal disease. When he died my family greatly changed. ...
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15. The Ebola Hemorohagic fever
    The Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever Ebola Hemorrhagic fever is a severe, generally fatal disease that attacks both humans and primates. ...
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16. the life of louis pasteur
    ... He demonstrated the bacterial cause of anthrax, a fatal disease of cattle. The organism was distributed by contact, real contagion. ...
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17. European Feudalism
    ... from a rat. It was a fatal disease and after contraction death shortly followed. Cities were full of people. These people began ...
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18. Agent Orange a fatal mistake
    AGENT ORANGE A FATAL MISTAKE The Vietnam War was a major war in American history. ... One common disease is Chloracne, linked to dioxin exposure. ...
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19. An end to genetic diseases
    ... Along with the necessary mutations, there are ampquotmutations that can cause serious, and sometimes fatal, diseaseampquot Brown 16. There ...
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20. Tetanus
    Tetanus Tetanus is a serious, sometimes fatal, disease caused by the infection of a puncture wound in the skin by spores containing the bacterium, Clostridium ...
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21. Respiratory Virus
    ... RSV can cause a wide variety of respiratory disorders ranging from a mild cold to serious and sometimes fatal disease of the lung in the very young and very old ...
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22. Spread of HIV in Developing Countries
    ... of these countries have been resistant in acknowledging this problem and hesitant to implement strategies in order to limit the spread of this fatal disease. ...
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23. HYPERTENSION
    ... Prognosis: If untreated, hypertension places a patient at high risk for the development of a disabling or fatal disease. Thorough ...
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24. SCIENTIFIC PROGRESS CAN DESTRO
    ... One is the treatment of leukemia, this is a fatal disease in which there is to many white blood cells, the treatment for leukemia is to remove the infected ...
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25. Diab 2
    Diabetes the third most fatal disease in the United States, killing more than one three hundred and fifty thousand people per year in the United States alone ...
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26. Doctor Assisted Suicide
    ... To make someone suffer all the way through an incurable fatal disease is more immoral than having someone end their life peacefully. ...
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27. AIDS
    ... It is a fatal disease not because of the disease itself but because of the fact that other infections attack the body and it has no way to recover from it. ...
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28. Euthanasia Active and Passive a Moral Philosophy Paper
    ... The proposition merely is that individuals, who are undergoing an incurable and fatal disease contributing to terrible and painful death, should be permitted ...
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29. Communication
    ... suicide. In all cases where euthanasia is used the patient must be suffering from an incurable, fatal disease. Voluntary active ...
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30. New England vs. Chesapeake circa 1700
    ... These conditions are perfect for the mosquito. This mosquito carried the fatal disease malaria to the farmers in the south. The ...
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