This study was purposed to reveal doubleness of cultural identity experienced by diaspora individuals in a short story written Randa Jarrar, entitled Him, Me, Muhammad Ali. captured life who not easy for completely different culture between the homeland and hostland. Jarrar depicted how being Muslim living western country could be totally mess her identity. To conduct this study, method used qu...

BACKGROUND Rheumatic fever has become uncommon in the United States while rapid diagnostic test technology for streptococcal antigens has improved. However, little is known about the effectiveness or cost-effectiveness of various strategies for managing pharyngitis caused by group A beta-hemolytic streptococcus (GAS) in U.S. adults. OBJECTIVE To examine the cost-effectiveness of several diagn...

OBJECTIVES The optimal practice management of highly febrile 3- to 36-month-old children without a focal source has been controversial. The recent release of a conjugate pneumococcal vaccine may reduce the rate of occult bacteremia and alter the utility of empiric testing and treatment. The objective of this study was to determine the cost-effectiveness of 6 different management strategies of f...

Through a discussion of a range of research drawn from the humanities and social sciences, and with a particular emphasis on work that tackles questions about the discourse of the life sciences, this paper considers some of the difficulties with research that aims to offer a critical analysis of immunology and its relationship to culture. It considers in particular arguments made on behalf of a...

Speaking about the destiny of Man and his future is principally mixed with an argument about the destiny and the future of culture. Human destiny is determined by the culture through which he reaches perfection within his “human” identity. Now, in our times, the issue of whether culture could secure mankind from the dangers of the exploding political situation of the world is considered very im...

This paper aims to explore the nature of Work–Life Balance (WLB) policies offered within a developing country (Gaza; Palestine) by two telecommunication companies. Firstly, cultural context is described, in which semi-public companies have developed particular set family-friendly policies, attempted serve needs employees enduring blockade and bombardment. Then, ideas are exploring why adoption ...

The culture of a home directly affects the quality of life of residents. A positive culture has the ethos of care built around the resident. It is based on evidence of what makes good care and is continually effective within a changing health and social care context. Effective leadership and management and the availability of expert advice are paramount in creating and maintaining a positive cu...

The spread of network catchwords is closely related to social life, and as a new type information carrier, how it used in daily life. Under the background popular culture, can create relaxed lively online atmosphere by joking words, which help young people release their anxiety, relieve life pressure relax spiritual world. Such language form make communication more energetic. Based on cognitive...