Discusses the disease schizophrenia. Describes its symptoms. References the book, A Beautful Mind, by Michael Waters.

All about becoming a career as a pharmacist: the training and schooling requires is described as well as typical saleries.

This essay has a general backround on cremation as well as primary source statistics from interviews.

Essay provides a discussion about the alternative choices available for heart transplants.

Describes the lifecycle of the Ebola virus. Explains where the first outbreaks were and its infection rate. Also describes symptoms and ways of prevention.

The existence of chronic pain, in both terminal and non-terminal patients, forces doctors and laymen to look at opiods and other traditionally avoided medicines. While this is a controversial position, such treatment should be considered more often due to the advancing age of our population and the horrors of having to live with pain.

Essay presents a proposal to end obesity.

New theories have come about with regard to the causes of addiction and how it affects us. Everyone has some sort of addictive behavior, but some addictions are obviously more harmful than others. Regardless of why people have addictions, whether it is a lack of self-control or genetic programming, we need to look at this problem with a feeling of hope and to help each other with this problem.

The tabacco industry's reduced influenced in advertising,a nd what businesses are doing to promote the cessation of smoking.

Explains the AIDS virus. Describes the various stages of infection. Explores the effects of AIDS on the American culture. Debunks common myths about the disease.

Explores the disease AIDS. Describes how it is spread and how it can be prevented. Examines current research on the disease and details the results of a survey of young people.

AIDS is considered one of the highest health threats in the world today. Depending on where one stands relative to the poverty line, where one lives and what one's sexual orientation is, this threat is greater or lesser. Though where AIDS came from, the exact patient zero2, and many other questions about this virus's origin are still unanswered, the risk is blatantly obvious. The only way to protect one self is to be aware of the threat and to habitually use practices which lessen the risk of infection. There is no cure for AIDS, only prevention.

Essay describes why one should not consume alcohol.

Essay provides a discussion of alcohol abuse on college campuses.

Explores different theories regarding alcoholism. Focuses on the perspective that alcoholism is a disease. Discusses treatment and sobriety.

The disease, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, better known as Lou Gehrig's Disease.

Explores the field of alternative medicine. Describes trends and discusses why more people are turning toward alternative medicine.

Alzheimer's is not a disease that is well known. Many individuals only associate it with the loss of memory. While this is a proven fact, that is not all it is. The disease is much more complex and should be associated with much more than this. Victims go through a long period in which their bodies do nothing but slow down their functions.

AIDS affects 43 million people worldwide and has already killed 25 million. Recently a group of international scientists reported a major breakthrough in their research that could lead to a way to stop the spread of the fatal virus.

Euthanasia: Arguments in support

The following provides an outline on the effects of creatine to the body.

Using the guidelines provided by Healthy People 2010, tobacco use was identified as a health indicator in the upscale Bronx community of Riverdale, New York. An analysis of the variables that may have an impact on tobacco use in Riverdale follows, along with possible steps to resolve the problem within the community.

Describes the genetic disorder Angelman Syndrome or AS. Details its effect on children. Explains current treatments and medications.

Essay discusses the topic of Anorexia Nervosa.

A description of the effects and treatments of an injury to the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), the most commonly injured ligament in the knee.

The following is an informative essay about anthrax.

Discusses the benefits of alternative healing, specifically, the benifits of apitherapy, or bee venom therapy. Explores research on the practice and details the medical conditions on which it is used.

This essay deals with facts about water's effects on the body and the health rewards it has to offer.

People are plagued by many chronic diseases, many of which there is no treatment for. One that is very prominent throughout the many stages of life is arthritis. It was once thought that this degenerate disease was only common among older people.

The benefits of Asian diet have been keeping their promises on directing our body towards good health. The success of this diet is evidenced by the low rates of heart disease, cancer and other illnesses. Like everyone says, you are what you eat.

This essay discuss the reasons and cures for astigmatism, a condition of the eye.

My essay is about athletes and how eating disorders can harm them.

Essay discusses the causes and treatment of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).

Researches Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. Examines its causes, effects and provides treatment solutions. Provides statistical data on the disorder.

Siscusses the current state of organ and tissue doation in Austrailia. Proposes replacing the current system with an opt out system.

Autism is a neurological condition that affects 15 out of 10,000 people. This essay is an overview of autism, including its nature, symptoms, treatments, and the varying degrees of the affliction.

Autism affects the normal development of the brain in the areas of social interaction and communication skills. Children and adults with autism have difficulties in verbal and non-verbal communication, social interactions and leisure or play activities. This disorder makes it hard for them to relate to the outside world.