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It is with great pleasure that this book shares in-depth well- researched articles to answer the question What is the North Pole? Each chapter focuses on the importance of this topic because of its relationship with the subject of climate change. The initial chapter focuses on the historical background of the North Pole which is in the arctic ocean, with three main interesting areas which include the polar exploration, the North Pole's ownership, and the Santa Claus. The discovery of the North pole is also scrutinized in the subsequent chapters, while reviewing issues of ownership and jurisdiction. It is important to note that the North pole which is the northernmost point on Earth has recorded historical global achievements and generated debate such as how the world perceives the North pole today. Key in this book are sections on explorations and scientific advancements within the North Pole, the on-going discoveries and future outlook for the North pole. This book answers the question What is the North Pole?
Antipsychotic medications revolutionized the practice of psychiatry and have helped millions of people with a variety of mental health issues. Their discovery was largely experimental but based on the remarkable powers of clinical observation and scientific brilliance. Since then, they have altered perceptions of psychiatric disorders and have become a tool for not only exploring mechanisms of disease, but also for examining the nature of brain function. In this book, you will learn the discovery and story of antipsychotic medications, how societal perception has transitioned, and how future innovation will change these medications.
The 21st Century is full of new technological and industrial changes, which affect people's everyday lives worldwide. Internet is spreading and evolving, containing various advantages and benefits as well as devastating disadvantages. You can find answers to any question or ask for help and know the majority's opinion on critical issues. However, the time you spend online may at times be a waste. Alternatively, it can lead to online addiction because of the fun and entertainment features the Internet offers.
In this book, you will find answers to questions like What is Online Addiction and what is its impact on humans. Can we treat online addictions, and what beholds us in the future with the continuous rise in Social Media?
The misconceptions and general lack of knowledge surrounding CT scans are astounding considering how often they are used on a daily basis by medical professionals when working to diagnose countless diseases and other issues in their patients. What in the World are CT Scans? seeks to inform its readers of the basics of the CT scan as well as how its use in the medical field has progressed and how it contributes to modern diagnoses. As shown in the table of contents, topics covered will range from its origins and inventors to potential future developments. In between, such topics as its mechanical components and how they produce scans as well as how these scans are used by medical professionals will also be explored. As it is important for readers to understand the CT scan in a modern context, misconceptions and the reality behind the public's fear of CT scans will also be examined. What in the World are CT Scans? is an in-depth exploration that strives to educate the general reader on the history, mechanics, and potential dangers of the CT scan.
Over 8 million Canadians are providing unpaid, informal care work to elderly or disabled family members and friends, saving the government billions of dollars annually. This work is critical to the functioning of society, yet it has historically been performed silently and without reward. Consequently, the COVID-19 pandemic has disproportionately exacerbated the day-to-day challenges faced by caregivers, leaving them to fall through the cracks while the rest of the world struggles to adjust to a new normal. In an effort to turn the spotlight on this undervalued demographic, this book will highlight some the key challenges faced by informal caregivers of the following dependents; young children and youth, aging adults, and the chronically ill and disabled. By reading Caregiving and COVID-19: A Critique of Pandemic Privilege, you will gain insight into the intersectional experiences of caregivers both before and during the COVID-19 pandemic, the ways in which the quality of life of these individuals can be improved in our post-pandemic world, and how you can play a part in making sure these caregivers receive care themselves.
A weekend holiday to Scotland's River Findhorn turns into a thrilling adventure as Roger Meikle and Michael Cain stumble upon a dark and devious scheme. But as the two young men search for clues, they find themselves matching wits with yellow-haired ghosts, wild bagpipers, and vicious smugglers. Soon a few strange occurrences start adding up to a mysterious plot that thickens with every new person Roger and Michael meet...
