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You study the humanities to “become a better human” as it is put in the first few seconds of the video. The presenter further identifies reasons (or skills) as to why it is important to study the humanities, and consequently a case is somewhat made for you to understand why taking this course Studies in the Arts and Humanities is a requirement.

For this entry journal, I would like you to watch the video (if you have not already done so), and identify these skills (there are 4 of them!) that the presenter is referring to.

In addition, I want you to explain to me how your personal. academic, and/or professional experience may relate to these skills. In other words, if becoming a better human involves to have a better global perspective, how is this relevant to you? For instance, are you planning a study abroad program? Thus, for each of the four skills you identify, mention how it is relevant to you and what it means to your personal, professional, and/or academic journey.

Requirements: 500 words

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I am interested in a chronic disease called alcohol-related liver diseases (ARLD) and its association with alcohol by using the cohort longitudinal study design. ARLD is a disease where damages are done to the liver caused by the long duration of excessive drinking. The alcohol causes the liver to become inflamed and swollen leaving scars on the liver called cirrhosis. A cohort longitudinal study will observe the outcome of diseases on the exposed and unexposed group and comparing the data to understand the risk of the alcohol on ARLD (Osna et al., 2017; Celentano& Szklo, 2019).

The risk factor of ARLD is chronic excessive drinking of alcohol over a long period of time. To asses this factor, two groups will be observed in a laboratory setting, the exposed group are lab rats who consume 5-10 bottles of beer a day for 2 years. The unexposed group will be lab rats who consume a mild to moderate amount of alcohol (1-2 beer a day) for 2 years. Over 2-years, the exposed group developed symptoms of ARLD, such as inflammation and swelling of the liver, fat accumulating around the liver, and liver failure. Therefore, the exposed groups’ relative risk and odds ratio are greater than 1, demonstrating that alcohol is a risk of ARLD (Osna et al., 2017; Celentano& Szklo, 2019).

Whereas, the unexposed group did not develop these symptoms or liver diseases, because they were not consuming an excessive amount of alcohol over the two years. Therefore, the unexposed groups’ relative risk and odds ratio were less than 1, demonstrating that this group is not at risk for ARLD. Additionally, the causal inference, for example, is that this study is similar to college students’ binge drinking every day or often in a 2-4-year time frame they are at college, this act would put them at risk for ARLD. Therefore, excessive alcohol consumption over a long duration increases the risk of ARLD and the end result would be death or liver transplant (Osna et al., 2017).

Reference

Celentano, D. D., & Szklo, M. (2019). Gordis epidemiology (6th ed.). Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier. ISBN-13: 9780323552295

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