Essays on Universal Health Care

Ethical issues A lot of ethical issues can rise in cases of cataract specially in the surgeries that manage cataract because it is the main management. These kind of surgeries should be done by a competent ophthalmologist after specific training. trainees and practitioners who practice…

Normal eye The eye includes: Iris: the colored part. Cornea: a clear dome over the iris. Pupil: the black circular opening in the iris that lets light in. Sclera: the white of your eye. Conjunctiva: a thin layer of tissue. The Cornea The transparent cornea…

Introduction According to the World Health organization, cataract is responsible for 51% of world blindness. Cataract is a significant cause of visual impairment in both low-income and high-income countries. However, there is an effective treatment for cataract, which is surgical removal of the lens opacity…

Cannabis is the most used illegal drug in Britain, although the numbers of people using it are falling either due to deaths. Using it has also been linked, in some people, to serious, long-term mental health problems. Cannabis is naturally made from the cannabis plant….

Smoking has all sorts of negative impacts on health and wellbeing, but people use it as stress relief. Stressed deprived people are more likely to start smoking as they find it relieving and soothing even though they are aware of the impact it might have…

Introduction: There is considerable need to enhance the quality and safety of health care. Implementations of transformative health care information is ongoing globally, however this is at a high cost especially in the low resource setting where internet and electricity are still a challenge. Health…

This essay is going to explore how effective it has been reducing inequalities in health in the UK and whether the National Health Service (NHS) has been successful. It will also explore three milestones that have happened since the NHS was commenced and the impact…

New research and findings are released everyday into the public, typically through a public press release of the data reinterpreted by the media. Being given the research information, it can often be a very fine line between whether the hypothesis being tested is a cause…

I almost always hated watching the news nowadays. The never-ending chaos between politicians, newborn babies being abandoned in cemeteries, people killed by other people or of natural calamities, or worse, people killing themselves – it is not so often do we receive good news anymore….

In patients with chronic alcoholism, obesity, or viral hepatitis (Type B and C), the parenchyma of the liver becomes fibrotic; chronically leading to liver cirrhosis. The permanent scarring of tissue within the liver’s venous system obstructs portal vein outflow, resulting in elevated blood pressure in…