Essays on Health

The process of marking certain aspects of human life as medical conditions is known as medicalization (Maturo 2012). Sexual violence, menopause, obesity, addictions, infertility, infant hyperactivity, and mental illnesses are only a few of the issues. In the 1970s, Irving Zola, Peter Conrad, and Thomas Szasz invented the word “medicalization.”…

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) protects Americans from risks to their safety, health, and protection both at home and abroad. CDC helps populations and fights diseases whether the disease starts abroad or at home, is acute or chronic, and is intentional or not. Mission Statement The Centers…

The term “dope” is used to describe something exceptional or exceptional, as well as something admirable or praiseworthy. It’s also likely that drug addicts use the term in comments like “as good as being high on dope” and “is it dope” to hide their actions after buying drugs from a…

Man has had to deal with his surroundings and other organisms to survive. This contact has proven to be dangerous in the past, with injuries arising from trauma or incidents resulting in the loss of body parts or even life. The science of replacing missing pieces, especially limbs, with artificial…

The article is written from the perspective of a mother concerned about her son’s health, which is now in the care of doctors. The mother praises her son for being such an outstanding person, remembering how far he has come in such a short time. The mother is torn between…

Yoga is an ancient Indian physical and spiritual practice. The discipline includes meditation, exercises, and the use of breathing techniques. Yoga is derived from the Sanskrit expression “to yoke,” and it has been uniting the universal consciousness with the consciousness of the exerciser (Carlson & Barry 130). In terms of…

Heat and Dust by Jhabvala portrays the fictional parallel lives of the writer, a British woman in the 1970s, and Olivia, a British woman living in India in the 1920s. Both women have affairs with Indian men and are consequently impregnated at different times. Although Olivia chooses to abort her…

It is important for medical professionals and patients to understand the difference between improvement and care. Enhancements play a supporting role in the treatment of diseases, according to Tiwari, Ruchi Tiwari, Demetra S. Tsapepas, Jaclyn T. Powell, and Spencer T. Martin (2013). Health professionals are at a fork in the…

The global controversy has centered on whether euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide (PAS) are moral actions in the medical profession. Kelly Crocker supports the legalization of euthanasia in hospitals in her paper, Why Euthanasia and Physician-Assisted Suicide are Morally Permissible. According to the author, studies have focused on Euthanasia and PAS…

Physicalism is a concept that refers to or defines anything in the world as physical. Physicalism’s core point and foundation is that everything in the universe has a physical state and occupies space. Several questions arise from this concept, such as what constitutes pain, pleasure, and sorrow. Do these have…

Transgenderism is a condition in which a person’s identity is not the same as his or her birth sex. In an ideal world, one’s confirmed sex does not correspond to one’s identity. In some cases, transgender people may seek medical treatment to help them transition from one gender to the…

The death penalty is still one of the most contentious issues of our time. It is a worldwide issue. The death penalty has been abolished in some countries, but it is still used in others. Some argue that the death penalty is an inhumane form of punishment that has no…