Essays on Health Promotion

Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is an irreparable brain disease that impairs cognitive abilities and memory functions while the aggregate mind shrinks which inevitably leads to the patient’s demise. Early diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease offers more opportunities for the patient in benefiting from the available treatments and…

Before 1945 and before the NHS, if a person from any background needed to receive any kind of medical treatment they would have to pay for that treatment or they would not be diagnosed and or treated. This had catastrophic results on society for a…

Health teaching is a valuable aspect in today’s nursing profession. Nurses play an important role in educating self-management for patients for delivering safe and accountable quality of care within the contemporary healthcare setting. A critique of an educational material was selected from the Canadian Diabetes…

The Importance of being emotionally and physically healthy for tricycle drivers is for them to be able to work properly and sustain their daily expenses. According to Bus driver well-being review:50 years of research by Rhona Flin, Kathryn Mearns, John Tse, health problems can affect…

Health History D. D. is a divorced 54 years old Haitian male born on October 27, 1964 in Arcahaie, Haiti. His primary language is French, and he currently works as a certified nursing assistant. D. D. does not have a history of smoking and does…

The stigma relating health problems is not a small topic to talk about. In fact the stigma is worse than the illness itself. It teaches us how much it can impact one’s life and society as a whole. 1 in 5 Canadians go through an…

This paper is an interview of a 65-year-old male J. R of Indo-Guyanese ethnicity currently living in New York. Indo- Guyanese are Guyanese with ancestors primarily from Eastern India. This interview discusses the how ethnicity and culture make differences in health care practices. J. R….

In Canada, millions of people are living with diet-related disease, which causes 47,000 deaths and costs $26 billion a year, according to a report of 2016. The fact that one in three children are living with overweight or obesity cannot be ignored. Health Canada representatives…

The purpose of ‘NFL Play 60’ launched in 2007, is to increase the health and wellbeing of younger fans by encouraging them to get sixty minutes of physical activity per day, as well as promoting heathy food and drink options. In order to spread this…

An estimated 60-80% of all diseases and over one third of deaths in the developing countries are caused by environment related factor and on in average as much as 1/10 of each person’s productive time is sacrificed to water related disease. Despite the continuous efforts…