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Good morning class before we get started on today's lesson I want to update you on this year's charity basketball game. For the first time, Coughlin High School faculty will be taking on the Junior High faculty and Meyers will play G A R faculty. A Faculty all star team will also take on a team that of local news casters from your favorite news station. The event is being held on Friday March first at six p.m. The event will raise money to benefit children and families affected by life threatening illnesses. The proceeds will go to the children's miracle network from Janet Weiss Children Hospital. Tickets will be sold at participating schools. The price is three dollars for adults and two dollars for students. All tickets sold at the door will be three dollars. For more information call the Solomon Junior High activities director. Hope to see you there.

This is my essay on how agriculture can help decrease malnutrition(?). Agriculture can help malnutrition(?) around the world. We should have just increase the quantity of food. We should improve quality and diversity of food as well. About two million people die from malnourishment(?) this year. It affects about one billion people's health thus in illnesses are most ___ lack of protein or micro nutrients. Malnutrition(?) weaken immune system having so many affects to people. We just start opposing malnourishment(?) at a different angle. We should stop relying on chemical products fertilizers. Fertilizer is not ___ properly can cause different illnesses. Small changes in ___ could help. So start ___ practices. We can help farmers protect natural resources and reduces food waste and improve food production from ___ infested more of ___

Hi I'm Julianne. Going to the Shop School is really an a great exchange for me. At first it was glad to me to see everyone but at the end of the day I realize that everyone is actually a lot happier than I am sometimes. The kids are so nice and fun to work with. They seemed really happy to have us there with them. It's extremely rewarding for me and I would love to go there again to volunteer. The teachers and parents were helpful and great with explaining everything. It's a lot of children with different illnesses. This is a scary realization that some of these kids aren't born with this this way. ___ at anyone at anytime. It makes you think about how much better of a person you can be. One of the most interesting part of the day was working with my group. A young girl ___ few years younger than me. So many years younger. She couldn't speak walk and she has to have braces on her arms. So ___. It was really sad to see but I was really happy to spend ___ part of my day with her. Now here's Melissa and she's going to

Yvonne is the proprietor of Rainbows, a complementary treatment and personal development centre in East Yorkshire, England. She outlines what Reiki is and her views towards the responsibility she bears to clients with serious illnesses.

Jim is the creator of the Miracle Mineral Solution, a chlorine dioxide based alternative medicine that can supposedly treat a wide range of illnesses including AIDS, cancer and malaria. In this shocking special episode he speaks to Marsh and Hayley about the treatment that the FDA has branded 'an industrial bleach that can cause serious harm to health.'

Guillain-Barre Syndrome, (GBS) and CIDP are related illnesses of the peripheral nerves that can result in weakness/paralysis and tingling/pain. GBS is acute in nature but can result in long-lasting residual effects. CIDP is an ongoing condition that may or may not respond to treatment. GBS and CIDP are perhaps the most common descriptions of a number of illnesses within a spectrum of acute and chronic neuropathies that may be subdivided further. For example, GBS can be subdivided into conditions known as AIDP, AMAN,...

Earthquake aftershocks are continuing in Haiti and are continuing to block roads making areas still continue to be reasonably inaccessible. But the emergency response is continuing Save the Children staff are doing all they can at the moment to get aid out to people as quickly as possible distributing what we call none food items. Household essentials like cooking pots and equipment like that, blankets, bedding. We are digging latrines and building passing areas(?) in informal camps where people are congregating we’re running an informal health clinic in Leogane one of the worst affected areas west of the epicentre. We are building child friendly spaces, we’ve got 16 running already where we can provide safe places for children to play and also help to identify children who have become separated from their parents in the chaos and aftermath. We are already reaching thousands of people through food distribution and this will upscale in the coming days and weeks. We hope to soon start distributing cash to people who have been affected by the earthquake we know that with cash people can buy what they need and it is not determined by what we think they need it gives them an improved sense of dignity and also helps to support the local economy with recovery. But obviously it is largely dependent on markets being up and running. We are very concerned that there is a high risk of outbreak of infectious diseases particularity in the insanitary conditions where lots of people are having to find themselves creating improvised shelter. Diseases can spread very quickly and particularly at risk of illnesses like measles where in Haiti where is already a low rate of immunization but so far these outbreaks have not yet materialized.