Category Archives: Purposeful Summaries

Summaries—breakingbad

Posted on April 18, 2024 by BreakingBad45

References “Adverse Effects.” Adverse Effects | Youth.Gov, youth.gov/youth-topics/preventing-gang-involvement/adverse-effects. Accessed 14 Apr. 2024.  This website was assisting me in my research because it ge=ave me great insight on the child mind of a non gentrified society. The source goes on to … Continue reading →

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Purposeful Summaries- Coffeelover03

Posted on February 28, 2024 by Coffee Lover 03

Are multi vitamins healthy to consume everyday?- Taking multi vitamins isn’t really protecting you from what needs to be protected in your body. As stated in the article 39,000 women realized that while continuously taking these vitamins , the amount … Continue reading →

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Summaries- Calm&Patient

Posted on February 9, 2024 by Calm&Patient

Article 1: Africa should Screen Americans for Measles    It seems counterintuitive that a Nigerian writer would mock the United States’ concern over the Ebola outbreak, suggesting that Africa should screen Americans. Nevertheless, this is exactly what Elnathan John does in … Continue reading →

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Summaries—TheGamer2.0

Posted on February 6, 2024 by The Gamer 2.0

A Nigerian writer mocks US disease concern, saying that Africa should screen Americans for measles-It seems counterintuitive that America would try to make the Africans that travel have to get vaccinated because they believe that anyone who immigrated to the … Continue reading →

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Purposeful Summaries – SleepyCat

Posted on February 6, 2024 by SleepyCat

Close call in death ruling of potential organ donor. It seems counterintuitive that the same doctors whose jobs are to help and save their patients’ lives are possibly compromising care in order to take advantage of their organ donor status; … Continue reading →

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Summaries — Ilovebees

Posted on February 6, 2024 by ilovebeesss

End-of-Life Care It seems counterintuitive that hospitals offer end-of-life care when all physical and monetary factors are taken into account except the patient’s end-of-life wishes. When a patient is in a state, whether comatose or not conscious enough to make … Continue reading →

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Purposeful Summary – Toetio

Posted on February 6, 2024 by toetio

It seems counterintuitive that people with similar conditions may be receiving different treatments, however, in the case of medications for mental health such as Prozac, this is exactly what is occurring.  Prozac is a widely used mental health medication made … Continue reading →

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Purposeful Summary-HockeyFan

Posted on February 6, 2024 by hockeyfan

It seems counterintuitive that a person who is taking a pill or gummy filled with vitamins are not receiving benefits from it. Studies have been shown that they not only do not protect from the diseases they claim to protect … Continue reading →

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purposeful summaries — gymrat27

Posted on February 6, 2024 by Gymrat

How Mom’s death changed my thinking about end-of-life care – It seems counterintuitive that the health care system sometimes fails when the doctors feel as if there is nothing else to do but what already has been done and allows … Continue reading →

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Purposeful Summaries — Holistic25

Posted on February 6, 2024 by holistic25

It seems counterintuitive that certified humane labels aren’t as humane as the word suggests given the fact that this certification still allows for feedlot style confinement. It’s preposterous that food labels, especially in regard to animals, need their own interpretation. … Continue reading →

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