Women have lower mortality rates than men, longer life expectancy, greater mobility and are over-represented in health statistics While we will all die eventually, investigation directed by the U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has shown men have a shorter life span or expectancy than women. According to the CDC, in 2003, one million men died, and this made 80% of the total number of people that died in that year. Additionally, the World Health Organization (WHO) has released statists and differences in the mortality rate variance between males and females. Based on their research a boy born in 2019 will live for approximately 70 years and a girl born on the same day will live for around 76 years. As seen, there is an age gap of 6 years. Various factors come in play that causes women to have a higher life span than men in society.  A combination of genetics and cultural factors leads to men dying earlier than women. Alcoholism in Men According to WHO, men emerge into alcohol that the women. The number of…

Frankenstein review Literary motif involves the use of repetitive narrative to reinforce the development of a particular theme. Mary Shelley uses motifs in her book, Frankenstein to explore the themes relevant to the society up to date. The clever use of recurring ideas in the story has helped Frankenstein readers to understand several themes that Shelley is trying to develop in the novel. The themes developed by use of motifs include beauty as an obsession by the society, parental responsibilities and the dangers that could be attributed to new technology. Shelley has employed the repetitive use of denial and abortion to develop the theme of society’s obsession with beauty and parental responsibility to their actions. The society is obsessed with physical beauty, and no consideration is made on the character since lack of beauty is associated with an ugly character. The novel, Frankenstein compels the readers to sympathize with the creature’s inner beauty that is ignored by a society that judges the creature based on its ugly physical nature. However, the creature’s denial by the society has severe consequences to…

Actinic keratosis   Synonyms Solar Keratoses   ICD 10 Diagnosis Code L57.0   Definition  A skin condition characterized by lesions on the skin. The condition occurs if a person is exposed to the sun for a long time. Epidemiology   Actinic keratosis occurs worldwide with continuous prevalence with every dawn. It is estimated that more than 40 million Americans develop actinic keratoses (AKs) each year. Anyone can develop the condition, but mostly, it affects immune-compromised patients and fair-skinned patients who have been exposed to the sun for a long time. The high-risk groups include people who spend their recreational time outdoors or persons who use tanning beds. It is also prevalent among outdoor workers. The amount of solar ultraviolet radiation exposure also increases a person’s risk of developing the condition.   The highest rates are reported in countries where fair-skinned people are close to the equator. In the northern latitudes, like in the U.K., a quarter of individuals above 60 years have one person with actinic keratoses. In Australia, 55% of men between the ages of 30 and 70 suffer from…

Research Outline: The Creation and Implementation of an Effective Recruiting and Retention Program to Enhance the Quality of Employees and Management within Marriot Hotel General Purpose: To convince. Specific Purpose: To convince my audience about the need for changing Marriot’s recruiting and retention strategy to improve the quality of employees within the hotel. Central Idea: High rate of employee retention results in declined turnover hassle, increased knowledge base, staff commitment, improved customer experience, and increased productivity, among other benefits Introduction Attention Material Employee retention is a critical issue in the contemporary business world. Losing talented, experienced, and knowledgeable workers is more costly than hiring new ones. It is crucial for companies to retain their skilled employees with them. Job satisfaction, corporate culture, pay, and benefits are among the factors that influence retention. Orienting Material Marriot Hotel is among the international companies with poor employee management practices, marked by long hiring processes and a lack of benefits. Marriot employees are noted for holding the longest hotel industry strike against poor working conditions and wages. Employees report bad experiences on their first…

 Oil in United Sates of America, Mexico and Canada   History United States. Oil was discovered the U.S in 1859, Titusville, Pennsylvania, around the Oil Creek region, the United States is currently one of the largest oil producing countries in the world, producing about 10.99 million barrels per day of crude oil excluding other natural gas liquids. The Oil and natural gas Industry give support to over nine million Jobs in the United States of America and also contributes about 7% to the nation’s gross domestic product. The U.S is still in search of Oil and gas, several tens of thousands of wells are drilled yearly. When oil and natural gas production in the United States leveled off after 1970, imported oil became the incremental source of energy supplies to meet growing domestic demands. The disruption in the world oil market and subsequent oil prices increases in 1973 and again in 1979 sharply curtailed this growing dependence on imported oil. The Oil pipeline is used fundamentally for the transportation of crude oil; the United States has about 161 thousand miles…

GENDER BASED DESCRIMINATION IN PARASTATALS Discrimination has been cancer in the world especially against women at the work station where they are required to carry out jobs that are considered to be manual or posts that are deemed to be set aside for men. The rate of discrimination against women is rising alarming rate in the third world countries, and they are not allowed to involve themselves in many economic activities that are considered menial. From the past women have not been entitled to the same benefits and privileges that men enjoy. The position that women hold was significantly limited to the home and the kitchen, but their professional or economic engagements were curtailed. The fight to achieve the rights and equality for women started in the 1800s where they began engaging in the various occupations like public orators which were very uncommon among women at that time. The fight to achieve equality for women continued to intensify after the civil war in 1869; some territories passed laws that allowed women to become juries. The women’s rights movement became very…

Women in Management essay             A stereotype is an unfair and oversimplified fact that a group of individuals is attributed to a particular characteristic or all the people in that group are similar. Gender stereotype tends to limit the advancement of natural talents, abilities of either men or women and education as well as professionalism in life opportunities. Stereotypes on women result from and cause deeply ingrained attitudes, norms, values as well as prejudices against their gender. They are used as a perfect tool for the justification and maintenance of the historical relations of power of either man over woman or women with power or those of a higher ranking over the powerless holding back their advancement (Korek, Sabine et al, 2).  The aim of this research paper is to determine the sources of gender stereotypes, how they affect women in business and the remedies for this type of discrimination. In the current era, the society has held several views one of which is the expectation that the world of entrepreneurship is gender-blind. This, however, is not the reality. Differences…

College education should be free College education should be free since most of the students are bright, but because of the high cost of higher education. Each and every day, the cost of education is increasing each and every day. The cost of education in private university is too high for the students who come from families that are not stable. As compared to the parts of the world US happens to have the most expensive education. The second expensive in the world is Australia .  In 2010 the cost of the private institution was $ 32,307, and in the state college it was $ 13,589, and this was for the university offers day scholar students but for the students who were accommodated in the college, they paid a higher cost.  In Notre Dame, the cost of higher education in 2011 was $ 51,300, Harvard was at $48,868 and $ 49000 for Stanford. In 1980 the cost of higher education was 20% less the amount, and this made it possible for the median families to stand the school fee. In…

Care outside the Hospital Setting For a long time, many hospital procedures such as surgery and diagnosis required patients to plan for an inpatient stay at the hospital. However, in recent times, there have been many changes in the health sector that allow people to get medical attention without having to stay at the hospital. These are known as outpatient services. Most hospitals are investing more in these services. Consequently, the revenue obtained from these services is gradually rising. Contributing factors Increased population Several factors have contributed to positive population growth. Thus, the number of people requiring medical attention increased significantly (Girard, 2013). Consequently, this led to overcrowding in many hospitals. Many outpatient clinics were opened in different parts of the country to relieve some of the pressure on hospital staff. This move reduced congestion in hospitals as people would get access to healthcare in different places. Consumerism Many outpatient centres are opened based on consumer need. Research is conducted to establish the health needs of people in a given area, and outpatient centres are provided to meet their needs.…

Documented Literary Analysis Your literary analysis essay will be on the novel Sula by Toni Morrison. You can choose from any of the topics listed below (recommended) or explore further topics in the chapter on Sula, pp. X to Y in the book How to Write about Toni Morrison (linked here for your convenience). Your literary analysis should be between 2 ½ and 3 pages (600 to 750 words), not including the Works Cited page, should be double spaced in Times New Roman 12-point font and must include: A clearly articulated thesis that states, somewhere in your introduction, the assertion (position, interpretation) that your paper will prove An introduction, a minimum of 3 body paragraphs, and a conclusion At least two quotes from the novel itself that are integrated into your discussion[unique_solution] At least two citations of outside sources (such as literary criticism on the novel, preferably from articles from the MDC databases) Topic sentences that focus the discussion in the body paragraphs Examples, details, explanations in the body paragraphs that clearly support your thesis Clear connections between ideas from…