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    Osteoporosis Osteoporosis can be defined as a serious progressive skeletal disease that occurs when the body loses too much bone mass or doesn’t make enough bone mass which results in weakened bone that are easy to break Gronholz (2008). According to the CDC, osteoporosis is more prevalent in individuals 50 years or older and affects approximately 54 million American citizens within today’s society. It has been estimated that osteoporosis is responsible for approximately two million broken…

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    A cross sectional survey was conducted at a university hospital in Seoul, South Korea regarding the issue with workplace violence against nurses and examining the relationship of meeting the demands of the job within the atmosphere of work place violence. The study was done on nine hundred and seventy female nurses from forty seven nursing units, which were from general, oncology, intensive care units, operating rooms, and outpatient departments. The place work violence was identified among…

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    ) The program would encourage “healthier food in schools, better food labeling, and more physical activity for children” (“Let’s Move!”, n.d.). The campaign focuses on reforming behavioral and environmental factors to help children forge active lifestyles and healthy living through community involvement, including schools, parents, work places, and healthcare providers. Through a social perspective, the campaign hopes to inform children and their parents about healthier food choices. By…

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    There is a lot of misunderstanding. It is a means that need to be controlled. We have seen in our community that most of the children glued their eyes to the phone. Instead of going outdoors they stay inside the house. Our society chooses a sedentary lifestyle. The rapid growth of technology is negatively affecting face-to-face communication. People are becoming more relying on communicating with friends and family through technology and are neglecting to engage personally, uninhibited by phones…

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    Evaluating the 2010 Dietary Guidelines and the foods that make up each category, I am carefully reconsidering everything that I eat on a daily basis. Although my diet has consisted mainly of chicken, tuna, salads, fresh vegetables, fruits, and water to drink, I now realize there are more areas that I need to re-evaluate. Monitoring the seasonings and the amount that I use when I cook is one of those areas that will need adjustment. Becoming more conscious of the recommended amounts of sodium,…

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    Obesity In America Essay

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    largely preventable. Obesity is reaching epidemic proportions and is affecting a large portion of American’s, poor diet, and poor nutrition are part of the lifestyle in the 21st century but as time goes on and more Americans are plagued with obesity they become ill and develop diseases that hinder their longevity; to fight this there must be a lifestyle change, a balanced diet and daily exercise. Obesity develops because of poor diet choices, eating more and expending less energy leads to weight…

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    actions need to be taken to prevent it. “Diabetes is a problem for the person who has it because it causes drastic lifestyle changes and many serious long term health problems in most body systems from having high or unstable blood sugars.” She quoted. “It’s a problem in our community because a lot of people have it and many are obese from bad eating habits or sedentary lifestyles. They then get diabetes as a result along with other diseases such as heart disease.” As this registered nurse…

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    Obesity Epidemic Analysis

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    between 1980 and 2013 (Stelter, p. 1, 2015). Although many people contribute this to laziness, there is a plethora of reasons contributing to the rising obesity rate (S. Thomas, p. 2, 2008). Socioeconomic status, lack of sleep, leading a sedentary lifestyle (Stelter, p. 1, 2014), personality traits, depression, drug use, food addiction, and genetic factors are a handful of elements that affect one’s odds at becoming obese (Zhang, p. 5154, 2014). The growing rate of obesity in today’s society…

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    people should get more exercise and worry less about cutting calories in order to maintain or lose weight. The Global Energy Balance Network has published two research papers claiming that the best way to prevent weight gain is to maintain an active lifestyle and eat more calories. This differs from many other studies which believe that there must be a balance between diet and exercise in order to lose weight. For instance, one of the most rigorous…

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    With a complete different lifestyle in force, children now no longer walked to and from school. After school activities such as playing outside and working on your family’s land had been replaced with the great technology of television. Healthy food and exercise had taken a side seat to the American lifestyle due to families being busier than ever. With the fact that exercise and healthy eating was no longer a normal…

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