...Final Analysis Paper Women’s Health Product: Olay, Anti-Aging Eye Roller In today’s society there are a lot of beauty products for women that promise to get the job done. These products could be make-up, dieting pills or drinks, and aging products. Women need to be careful though because these products may not do what they are supposed to do. The products could cause health problems, allergic reactions or just not work at all and people then waste their money. If a women wants to buy a product for themselves, they first should do research. Their research should including reading reviews to see if the product will work and then see if the products are FDA approved and if doctors or health professionals recommend them. If all seems true and real, then buy the product but first do research to keep yourself safe. The product Olay, anti-aging eye roller is a product that reduces puffy-ness under women’s eyes, this product furthermore helps with aging. The message this ad is sending is negative but could also be positive. It could be positive because it is showing women that you do not have to age, that there are products to help with looking younger. On the other hand, this message it also negative. This is because the ad is not that it is not ok to look older. Women can look beautiful when they are older, they do not have to buy products to fix themselves. This ad could go either way to people; it depends on how they look at the message. I have asked different women with...
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...beautiful and co-dependant. These two images advertisers try to paint normalize the stereotypes of different gender roles. Different companies use different strategies to sell products and encourage consumers to part with their hard earned money. Advertising reinforces particular gender norms. Through an analysis of a case study of anti-aging cream aimed towards women, this paper will argue that all advertising fundamentally plays on dominant ideologies to make people believe that in order to be “normal” or “successful”, they must buy product X. In particular, it will focus on how dominant norms surrounding masculinity and femininity are encouraged. These norms suggest what is considered an acceptable male and female appearance. It will also focus in particular on gender norms which female attractiveness is above all else, while men are valued for their other characteristics. The following case study is on the analysis of women and the use anti-aging products. Growing old is a way of life, but for women in modern society it is a grim reality, the aging process cannot be stopped, but thanks to anti-aging adverts, it leaves the impression that the aging process can be slowed down. Today there are several...
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...sheer number of people who make up this population (Steinhorn, 2006). Today, based predominantly on that very same reason, the baby boomer population is now making a very different, yet equally as profound impact on American society. More specifically, this impact is being made on the healthcare system of the US, and the discriminatory practice of “ageism” that older patients currently face. The purpose of this paper is to explore, analyze, and evaluate both the practice of age discrimination in healthcare and the federal policy issues and efforts that are involved with it. The work begins by providing background information on the current demographics of the aging American population and forecasts for the impact this will likely have on the healthcare industry in the near future. It then transitions into a discussion on what ageism is, where its historical roots come from, and where it fits into the federal Fair Labor Act. A review of the literature is then presented, documenting the discrimination that elderly people are subjected to with regards to healthcare. The paper then explores the medical profession itself within this context, with a focus on examining the lack of geriatric training medical professionals receive and the limited number of existing programs designed to train these professionals in geriatrics. Attention is then turned to this issue from a public policy...
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...Fear of Aging and Death Name of Student Liberty University Abstract This paper addresses the fear of death and aging in America. The United States is a culture in which people are judged by their appearance. The media idealizes youth and feeds into the fallacy that becoming older is somehow negative. Thus, the identity of those who are growing older is undermined, and older Americans are often devalued. The reality, however, is that God has a plan for every phase of our lives. Research indicates that between the ages of 75 and 84, 73% report no disability, thus proving that older Americans are living long, healthy lives and are valuable assets to society (Vaillant & Mukamal, 2001). Appearance has no relevance on the contributions one can make in society. Furthermore, our fear of death is irrational. Death is often feared as a result of our diminishing faith in God and unbelief in the reality of eternal life through Jesus Christ. Death is not the end of life, but only the beginning of eternal life in a place free from illness, heartache and death. A Society Obsessed with Youth Americans are obsessed with youth and physical beauty. The average adult male in the United States spends thirty-two minutes getting ready in the morning (Hamermesh, 2011). The average adult female spends forty-four minutes (Hamermesh, 2011). Time is not the only thing Americans spend on their appearance. “In 2008, the average American household spent $718 on women’s and girl’s...
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...Demographic Paper Angela McDowell HCS/490 08/25/2013 Tina Folk-Cromartie Demographic Paper Like the rest of the world, the US is an ageing society. This will place substantial additional pressure on publicly-funded health, long-term and income support programs for older people. This paper analyses the demographic changes that the US faces and how they will affect those programs, concentrating on the factors that may affect the economic burden that these programs impose. The aging of the baby boom generation, the extension of life, and progressive increases in disability-free life expectancy have generated a dramatic demographic transition in the United States. Official government forecasts may, however, have inadvertently underestimated life expectancy, which would have major policy implications, since small differences in forecasts of life expectancy produce very large differences in the number of people surviving to an older age. Forecasts were made with a cohort-components methodology, based on the premise that the risk of death will be influenced in the coming decades by accelerated advances in biomedical technology that either delay the onset and age progression of major fatal diseases or that slow the aging process itself (Wiener & Tilly, 2013). . Population Demographic Data Like the rest of the world, the US is an ageing society. Between 2000 and 2050, the number of older people is projected to increase...
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...Where are the older women on television? Younger women fill television screens everywhere and are at the center of advertisements, but older women are vastly unrepresented in the media. When I was first asked to write a paper based on older women in them media, my first thought was “Where do I look?” One tv show came to mind, which shall be discussed later. Other than that, I was at a loss of what to include. Upon further research, I learned that not only do men outnumber women on television, but women over 65 only take up 3% of the screen (“An Analysis of Aging Women…”). In the media, older women are less likely to be seen working outside of the home also. Although the 3% was specifically related to on-air television time, it appears that...
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...8). This leads Kwok (2007) to emphasize the importance of immigration to address the population aging problem, and to sustain Canada’s population growth (p. 8). Accordingly, Canada seems obliged to adopt a “mass immigration” program for over a century, with “an expansionist policy” since the end of the World War Two, according to Reitz (2012, p. 520). In the last two decades, between 200-280,000 immigrants have been admitted annually to Canada. This is a remarkable number since it is “twice the size of its American counterpart, even including undocumented immigrants from Mexico” (Reitz, 2012, p....
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...treat Alzheimer’s through disease modification versus only treating the symptoms. In this paper I will discuss other methods scientists are researching for the diagnosing and treatment of Alzheimer’s. According to medical news today, Anavex Life Sciences Corporation has been testing a new neuroprotective, anti-amnesic, anti-depressive and anti-convulsive compounds. ANAVEX 2-73 and ANAVEX 1-41 are being studied for their anti-amnesic and neuroprotective effects, the company claims that these compounds could be compared to donepezil, which is the leading Alzheimer’s disease medication. Researchers are excited about the potential of this possible new Alzheimer’s medication. A clinical trial has been started in which volunteers between the ages of 18 and 55. The volunteers will be given one dose of oral ANAVEX 2-73 to determine the maximum tolerated single dose, safety, and pharmacokinetics with the objective is to evaluate the safety and tolerability of this potential new Alzheimer’s medication. The existing anti-seizure drug, levetiracetam, which improves memory and brain function in adults with a cognitive impairment, which sometimes leads to Alzheimer’s disease, according to a Johns Hopkins University study. Researchers have found that this drug has already used for epilepsy patients and if used for Alzheimer’s patients may slow the abnormal loss of brain function in some aging patients, but more studies are needed before the drug can be used for...
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...Through clinical trials and case studies, this article introduces the possibilities of using young blood to rejuvenate damaged tissue, as well as the benefits on Alzheimer’s patients. Research in this field is very important because as we become older, our organs begin to deteriorate and shut down. Having a great-grandmother with Alzheimer’s, she could have benefited from these new discoveries which could have possibly given me more time with her. This article relates to the advancements in scientific research involving a process called Parabiosis, which is when two animals are not only joined surgically, but shares each other’s vascular system. Although research on Parabiosis died out in the 70’s, the method was revived with discoveries in...
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...Epidemiology Paper In this epidemiological paper, I will be discussing about my chosen vulnerable population of elderly and the disease of type II diabetes among elderly population. I will also be discussing epidemiology and what it means, the steps and methods of epidemiology and how it was done for my chosen population and disease. Ethical and legal considerations, how to provide culturally competent care, and at last, I will discuss whether the research was descriptive or analytical, and the process of feasibility and evaluation of prevention of diseases. As stated in Nursing Standard, epidemiology is a scientific research discipline concerned with observing, measuring and analyzing health-related occurrences in human populations (Last 1995, Trichopoulos 1996). Mausner and Kramer (1985) suggest that epidemiological studies can be applied to all diseases, conditions and health-related events (Whitehead, 2000). Although epidemiology is focused on observing, measuring, and analyzing, it also evaluates diseases and health services, rationalizes resources, and prioritizes as to how to formulate strategies for health promotion. Epidemiology can also help to determine the health of the population, planning of health policies and services, and maintaining a healthy environment for all. When it comes to nursing, epidemiology offers nurses many benefits in incorporating health practices into their professional roles, helps them in having a better understanding in regards to the disease...
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...Ganelle Curry Professor Meredyth Puller English 102-12 February 27, 2013 Literary Research Paper This literary research paper is based on the book Welcome to the Monkey House: A Collection of Short Works by Kurt Vonnegut. Welcome to the Monkey House: A Collection of Short Works consists of 25 short stories most of which had previously appeared in magazines such as The Atlantic Monthly, Ladies Home Journal, Fantasy and Science Fiction Magazine, Collier’s Magazine, Saturday Evening Post, The New York Times, Esquire, Venture, and Cosmopolitan. The title story appeared in Playboy magazine the same year the collection was released. Eleven of the stories were reprinted from Vonnegut’s 1961 short story collection Canary in a Cat House (Vonnegut). This paper will focus on four futuristic science fiction stories from the collection. These stories, “Welcome to the Monkey House”, “Harrison Bergeron”, “Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow”, and “Unready to Wear” all share a dystopian science fiction theme. Science and technology are supposed to make the world a better place, but instead, Vonnegut concludes they only create a new set of problems (Farrell, “Science and Technology in the Works of Kurt Vonnegut”). Television is often a target of satire in much of his fiction from the 1950’s. He describes it as desensitizing and numbing while deceiving the masses (Werlock). Vonnegut uses satire and pessimism throughout these dystopian stories. Satire is a special form of literature...
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... Introduction Inclusive of this paper will be the steps I, the manager of HR, deem necessary to increase the progression of effectiveness of HRM in this organization. This paper will also examine current trends in health care that have an impact on human resource management. In this paper I will suggest a significant opportunity for HR to become more of a strategic partner within an organization. Afterwards, I will recommend a model of human resources management that would be the most appropriate for healthcare. This paper will recommend a strategy that HR could implement in order to develop more effective relationships between Human Resources and the organization’s managers and senior executives. Lastly, included in this paper I will determine a specific employment law that may affect the hiring and selection process at the acute hospital in your community. Current trends in healthcare that are affecting human resources management Currently, there are both positive and negative trends in healthcare human resources. However, present trends in the health care industry are unlimited. These trends include some of the following: • The aging of the workforce and retirement of the Baby Boom generation (those born between 1945 and 1964). • Problems finding skilled workers. • Economic uncertainty and volatility. http://www.shrm.org/research/futureworkplacetrends/documents/130146%20workplace_forecast_full_fnl.pdf ...
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...New insights into how cells cope with stress could help combat neurological diseases and reduce the ravages of aging. Scientists have known for years that moderate stressors, such as a calorie-restricted diet, increase lifespan in a variety of organisms. Now new research is illuminating how this works at the molecular level. A particular protein is key in regulating at least one aspect of the stress response and may be a good model for anti-aging drugs. "What we have here is an essential protective pathway that now looks like a very effective therapeutic target," said biologist Richard Morimoto of Northwestern University. Most research on this protein, called sirtuin1 (SIRT1), has concentrated on its ability to regulate and protect mitochondria — cellular power generators that are corroded over time by reactive oxygen molecules. But SIRT1 also protects DNA in the cell nucleus. Morimoto’s findings, published Thursday in Science, give a precise mechanical explanation for the effects. Cells have evolved a particular response to stay alive in adverse conditions. When a cell starts getting too hot, too hungry or too oxygen-deprived, certain proteins migrate into the nucleus. There, they latch onto sections of DNA and cause heat-shock proteins to be produced. Heatshock proteins — so named because they were first discovered in cells experiencing high temperatures — cruise around the cell, fixing damaged or improperly folded proteins. "Proteins are very delicate," Morimoto said. "Any...
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...A BRAZILIAN MARKETING STRATEGY FOR SKINCARE PRODUCTS International Marketing 2010-2011 1 Content 1. Introduction........................................................................................................................ 4 1.1 1.2 1.3 2. International Marketing .............................................................................................. 4 Company description ................................................................................................... 5 Goal of the study ......................................................................................................... 5 General cultural concepts .................................................................................................. 7 2.1 2.2 2.3 History.......................................................................................................................... 7 Geography and environment ...................................................................................... 7 Demography ................................................................................................................ 8 Basic facts ............................................................................................................. 8 Population density.............................................................................................. 10 Brazilian ethnicity .................................................................................................
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...Sensitive Skin: It is a Growing Problem and We Should Create Products to Help Customers Combat the Issue Have you ever tried a product for the first time and had some type of reaction to it? Well on average, 4 out of 10 women do have a reaction to new skin care or cosmetic products (Kligman, 2006). As one of the world leaders in the beauty industry, we should provide products for all skin types, even the most sensitive. Recent studies have shown that customers are worrying more about what they put on their skin and the possible reactions they will have. Customers want to know the products are made for their sensitive skin, but will also give them the type of results they come to expect from our brand. One of our competitors, Clinique, offers products that are gentle on the skin and do not contain some of the more popular irritants (Why Clinique, 2013). We need to figure out a way to gain the customers of our competitors and have them enjoy our products for what they offer to their skin. This study will help us understand the exact customer we want to reach as well as what they are looking for in their products. We will then be able to determine if we can move into the production phase and when the products are finished, where they should be sold. Problem Statement As more and more consumers are becoming health conscious, they are worry about their skin. In order to have healthy skin, you should wash, tone, and moisturize daily. For those with sensitive skin, it could be...
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