Attention-deficit DisorderThe symptoms of ADD/ADH. are often triggered by environmental factors, dietary regimes and malnutrition. Children are being labeled with Attention Deficit Disorder, Hyperactivity and Learning Disabilities in ever increasing ...

Adult Stem Cells Associated ProblemsExamination on human adult stem ?ells suggests that these units have great potential for use in resear?h and in the development of ?ell therapies. For example, there would be many advantages to using adult stem ...

Stopping AIDS in AfricaAfrica accounts for 70% of all HIV/AIDS cases in the world although it represents only 10% of the global population. More than 25 million Africans live with HIV/AIDS, and 17 million have already died. The response of the ...

Alcoholism TreatmentThe disease concept of treatment (DCT) has been the dominant treatment model for alcoholism in the United States for the last 30 years, however, remarkably little has been written about its nature. Writings have focused on its ...

Forecasting WorkbookForecasting, by some method or other, is necessary and is as inescapable in business life as breathing and digestion are in physical life. Every successful business concern- Big Steel or the corner grocery- must anticipate the ...

Alcoholism in th? Workplac?Whil? job-r?lat?d alcohol us? may b? associat?d with s?v?ral probl?ms, littl? is known about th? ?ff?cts of ?mploy?? drinking on co-work?rs. Studi?s show that individuals who us? alcohol may ?xhibit probl?ms of work ...

Relevant Data AnalysisIn a study of anxiety and depression in monozygotic (MZ) and dizygotic (DZ) female twins, data were collected on Extraversion (E) and Neuroticism (N) using the short form of the Eysenck Personality. These personality measures ...

Impact of Nursing Models in a ProfessionalEnvironmentThis model complements the biomedical model by helping clients gain insight and access to their subjective experience. The nurse-client-alliance model (NCA), based on a humanistic-existential ...

Stem Cell Use DiscussionWork on human stem cells began in 1998, motivated by the understanding that these cells from the blastocyst, the 4-5 day old embryo, had not yet differentiated and thus could potentially become any cell in the human body. ...