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Monthly Archives: October 2013

FAIL graphic.

October 15, 2013by qinatown Leave a comment

The graphic calls alarmingly high statistics to attention and indicates the general unhealthiness of North Carolinians. It shows that residents neither eat well nor exercise regularly. They choose to pool […]

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Poverty and Obesity.

October 14, 2013by qinatown Leave a comment

The link between poverty and obesity is so prevalent that to say it doesn’t exist is classist and rude. It shouldn’t be a maybe-maybe not thing that the podcast seems […]

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The First Nine Weeks.

October 12, 2013by qinatown Leave a comment

Of this first quarter in Disease and Society, I took away a variety of things. I learned a lot about subjects pertaining to public health, such as historic pandemics and […]

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Childhood obesity graphic.

October 10, 2013by qinatown Leave a comment

I feel this graphic exaggerates these statistics as inherently terrible, when in reality, they are neither positive nor negative consequences of rapid technological advancement. Why don’t we focus on how […]

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What is obesity?

October 9, 2013by qinatown Leave a comment

Obesity is the condition of being excessively overweight. Overeating and lack of exercise are the main causes, though certain medical conditions and genetics often play a role as well. Gaining […]

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On American Obesity.

October 8, 2013by qinatown Leave a comment

I don’t believe obesity is an epidemic that needs to be eradicated for the good of humanity. I appreciate a society where people are taught to love themselves and be […]

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Globalization and the Formation of Pandemics.

October 4, 2013by qinatown Leave a comment

The international flow of people, goods, and intangible information has expedited the spread of deadly pandemics. From the plague, to the flu, to measles and AIDS, there is no doubt this […]

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