Article Analysis #2: Implementing social justice in the transition from illicit to legal cannabis Purpose/Goals The first section of each article analysis must describe the focus, purpose, or goals of the article. Start with a sentence or two that describes in your own words what you believe the focus, purpose, or goals are. Follow up…

https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/documentary/opi… After watching the documentary, “Opioids Inc.”, please answer the following prompts: -Prescription pain pills (opioids) can be helpful when used as prescribed by a doctor. You often get them for severe pain, after a surgery or even when your wisdom teeth are removed. They come in many forms like Vicodin, Percocet, and Oxycontin. -When…

https://www.pbs.org/video/the-cannabis-question-82… Please share an “a-ha! moment” — this is where something clicks in your mind as you watch a film or read a text, where something suddenly makes sense in a new way or for the first time. It is sometimes also referred to as a “eureka” moment, a moment of discovery, or a moment…

Your assignment is to submit a 2-4 minute short “podcast” (audio or video recording) on a musical recording of historical and political relevance to a specific race, ethnicity, or cultural group of color. Step 1: Choose A Topic: Your Topic should be a specific song and/or audio recording relating to the topics of race and…

responding to the following prompt and responding to at least two classmate’s posts and participating in the discussion at least two times during the week. Support your post with readings from the learning materials and additional scholarly sources. Cite your sources using proper APA formatting. Surveillance systems collect health related data in a population. Epidemiologists…

Find two primary peer-reviewed journal articles (No meta-analysis or review articles) that examine the same hypothesis, using different study designs. Answer 10 questions.

Quantitative research is the process of collecting and analyzing numerical data. It can be used to find patterns and averages, make predictions, test causal relationships, and generalize results to wider populations. The third step of the research process is designing the study and collecting data. The most common method for collecting quantitative data is the…

please answer all the questions completely Instructions: Global Health Governance Definition (2-3 sentences): Define global health governance and explain its importance in controlling disease transmission. Support your answer with at least one scholarly source. WHO’s Missteps During the Zika Virus Outbreak: Identify and describe two significant missteps made by the World Health Organization (WHO) in…

Step 1: You will want to select one journal article from a peer-reviewed article through the GMC Library Database; many more databases exist under the Health & Wellness Subject Databases. Step 2: You will need to identify the study attributes that qualify the work as qualitative research. In addition, you must also address What was…

Design a structural intervention outside of the United States to either a) reduce a health problem or b) increase a healthy behavior. Describe the specific community you are targeting The type of structural level intervention you would use (e.g., availability, acceptability, accessibility). What your intervention would look like in practice? How you would measure success?…