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Risk Factors for Inner City Adult Patients With Asthma
This 12 page paper examines the risk factors for asthma as it respects adults in the inner city. A research proposal is included. Various factors are discussed inclusive of but not limited to psychiatric conditions, obesity, pollution and race. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
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PepsiCo Controversy Vending Machines In Schools
An 8 page paper that discusses the controversy regarding having Pepsi soda vending machines in schools. The root of the controversy has to do with the rising rate of obesity among children and teenagers. Statistics are included. The arguments against vending Pepsi soda pop at schools are provided. The revenue schools receive from contracts with PepsiCo is reported and discussed. Actions some schools have taken in response to the concerns are reported. The writer also explains Pepsi's response to the criticisms. Statistical data included. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
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Diabetes in Older Adults
A 5 page paper discussing diabetes' types and the particular problems faced by the older adult in achieving adequate nutrition while also controlling blood glucose with diet. Intervention that seeks to control both diabetes and obesity in the elderly is not an easy task, but it is one that at least is logical. Patient education is paramount, as is visual attractiveness. As older adults lose senses of taste and smell, visual attractiveness can encourage them to eat what they need when they really would rather eat nothing at all. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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Disease Management: A Tool For Employers to Manage Healthcare Outcomes
An 11 page paper discussing the increasing rates of obesity in the US - indeed in all developed nations - and the health problems that are expected to increase as a result. Diabetes already is epidemic in the US, and obesity contributes to several of the leading causes of disease and death in the country. Lean organizations need to gain full contribution from every employee, an accomplishment not possible when employees are ill but present, or even absent from work. Solutions such as those presented in the paper can make life-changing differences for those individuals who choose to exercise them. A real-world workplace promotion can provide immense benefit for employees as well as for the organization, and involving employees early in the planning process ensures that the resulting program is relevant to employees, their lives and families. Bibliography lists 12 sources.
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The Legacy of Slavery in America
This 5 page paper delves into the institution of slavery. Racism, poverty, marriage, and obesity in the African American community are some issues discussed. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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Holding Costs Down by Increasing Spending
A 3 page paper recommending increasing spending on diabetes screening and testing as well as on health promotion targeting obesity. The purpose of this increased spending is to reduce the rate of growth in new cases of diabetes, thereby reducing overall expenditures. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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In Favor of Promoting Community Sport
A 3 page campaign speech for an individual seeking a position from which s/he can develop community sport. The speaker reviews growing rates of obesity, diabetes and coronary artery disease as public health problems of the electronic age, and the problem of boredom and isolation that many teens and children deal with on a daily basis. Healthy people create healthy, vibrant, active and involved communities, which in turn positively affect the lives of all within them. While sport cannot be seen as a magic cure for all of the world's ills, it certainly can provide a measure of health and happiness in the communities that value and support it. No source listed.
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Children's Television and Consumerism
This 8-page paper discusses the influence of television on children, in particular the way in which they are targeted by corporations who want them as customers; also briefly mentions the role of TV in creating problematic situations with regard to children and obesity; children and violence; and children and sexuality. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
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The Physical Education Teacher
This 5 page paper provides a general introduction to the job of physical education teacher. The essay includes: educational preparation, job opportunities, average salary, responsibilities of the teacher, challenges, the role of the PE teacher in combating obesity, and three things an individual might like and dislike about the profession. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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HEALTH AND ADOLESCENTS
This 3-page paper, taking objectives from the U.S. "Healthy People 2010," discusses two health issues -- obesity and physical activity -- that are related to adolescents. The paper also discusses some solutions to these problems. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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The Vice of Gluttony
This 3 page paper takes a look at overeating and how that would be punishable by Dante via his model as relayed in the Inferno. Obesity in America is discussed. No additional sources cited.
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The Importance of Exercise in Children and Adolescents: The Benefits for Prolonged Health
This 15 page paper considers the importance of exercise. Over the past decade, increasing concern for the physical health of young children and adolescents has led to studies of the impact of exercise vs. physical inactivity. Obesity, increased coronary heart disease, increased type 2 diabetes have all been noted in youth populations. This paper argues that early exercise programming can help young children. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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Healthy Children
A 4 page research paper that discussing challenges to the health of US children. At one time in history, parents and society in general equated a fat child as being a healthy child since famine was a constant threat and illness was an inevitable factor of life prior to modern medicine. Today, however, the scenario has changed. For most America children, insufficient food is not longer a problem and being fat no longer connotes health. Modern medicine recognizes the dangers of obesity to health and this is only one of the challenges facing the goal of keeping America's children healthy. Today, to maintain optimum health, experts agree that children should receive exemplary medical care, which includes vaccinations; exemplary education, which fulfills emotional and intellectual goals; and should be encouraged to maintain physical fitness by eating a healthy diet. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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Promoting Better Nutrition Among Poor Children
A 20 page paper outlining a health promotion effort targeting families in West Harlem, New York, with children under five years old for the purpose of educating parents in better nutrition thus improving children's nutrition. Other objectives include providing parents with workable techniques; build a sense of empowerment among participants; positively affect long-term health by avoiding/reducing obesity and avoiding its complications; and have fun in the process. The health promotion education and intervention program is designed to increase poor mothers' awareness of the nutritional content of common foods; lead them to make better choices for food for their families; and provide them with workable, useable techniques to alter their families' eating habits. The long-range goal of the program is to reduce obesity rates, improve nutrition and to establish healthy eating patterns that will persist into adulthood and throughout children's full adult lives. Bibliography lists 30 sources.
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Promoting Better Nutrition Among Poor Children
A 25 page expansion of a 20-page paper with the same name. This one expands on the literature review and adds a specific program lesson plan. The focus targets families in West Harlem, New York, with children under five years old for the purpose of educating parents in better nutrition thus improving children's nutrition. Other objectives include providing parents with workable techniques; build a sense of empowerment among participants; positively affect long-term health by avoiding/reducing obesity and avoiding its complications; and have fun in the process. The health promotion education and intervention program is designed to increase poor mothers' awareness of the nutritional content of common foods; lead them to make better choices for food for their families; and provide them with workable, useable techniques to alter their families' eating habits. The long-range goal of the program is to reduce obesity rates, improve nutrition and to establish healthy eating patterns that will persist into adulthood and throughout children's full adult lives. Bibliography lists 35 sources.
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Health Concerns in Alberta
A 7 page discussion of the prevalent health concerns that characterize Alberta. The author identifies obesity as the most preventable of these problems and proposes a program to address it. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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