Essays on Illness

Texas State's Execution History Texas State was the first to carry out a fatal injection execution, and it has held the top spot in executions since 1976. Since 1982, there have been around two hundred and eighty death sentences and a total of 166 executions. Lethal injection entails injecting one or...

Recent advances in medical and psychological research allow for the early detection of mental disease symptoms in preschoolers. Treatment should begin as soon as feasible to reduce the severity of the sickness. I believe that there should be a constructive relationship between parents and doctors when discussing mental problems (Amanda,...

The film Still Alice The film Still Alice depicts the life of a lady whose sense of self is undermined after being diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer s disease. Alice Howland, a linguistics professor, is a successful scholar, wife, and mother at the age of 50. She has...

The primary goal of this article is to investigate if children with Autism Spectrum Disorder are less inclined to conform than ordinarily developing youngsters. Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a developmental or neurological disorder that begins in childhood and lasts throughout a person's life (American Psychiatric Association, 2013). Second, this...

Feeding Issues of Special Needs Children Typically, children with special needs may face unique challenges in developing a positive relationship with food. For example, a child with autism spectrum disorder may have a significant negative reaction to specific textures, flavors, or colors. That is always the case since numerous medical issues,...

Muscular Dystrophy: An Inherited Condition Muscular dystrophy is an inherited condition that makes muscles weaker and less flexible over time. It is caused by a problem with one of the genes that make proteins that keep muscles strong and healthy. There are more than 30 different types of muscular dystrophy, and...

People wonder if obesity is a social phenomena in the twenty-first century after observing how events are developing in today's society. As a result, many people are becoming more conscious of their body weight, and dietary recommendations and other clinical approaches are becoming more prevalent, despite the fact that physicians...

Diabetes continues to be a potentially fatal condition that affects people from all socioeconomic levels. However, because of a number of circumstances, those from poorer socioeconomic backgrounds are more likely to develop the illness. On time diagnosis and the inclusion of suitable therapies, the disease can be treated and managed....

Grief is a state of intense grief brought on by unfortunate events like death. It has also been linked to the emotion that people experience after enduring tremendous hardship, such as the loss of their cherished possessions due to disasters and other natural or man-made catastrophes. All people experience grief...

An Outbreak and Fever An outbreak is simply an increased occurrence of a disease in a certain population that exceeds the typical rate. Fever is related to an abnormal rise in body temperature and can also be one of the body's defense mechanisms against infection. A fever epidemic can be very...

Death is an inevitable natural occurrence that separates the body from the soul (Druart, 2000). Humans are unable to ignore it or take any action to entirely eradicate it from society. Humans have only succeeded in delaying death by implementing procedures like the treatment of diseases and the dissemination of...

Cerebral Palsy (CP) Cerebral palsy (CP) is a group of conditions that affect the development of the brain and the way it controls movement. It affects different children and can cause a wide range of symptoms and effects.Diagnosis and Treatment Signs and symptoms of CP may appear at birth, or they might...