to bring cancer to an end by cutting the blood supply to the tumor. The cancer researchers were amazed by the shrinkage rate for a drug in its early development.
             The public health issue that has to deals with potential AIDS preventive gel that also acts like a contraceptive is global because people like sex, especially without the worries of sexually transmitted diseases or the fact of getting women pregnant. The public loves the idea of not having to use condoms or birth control for safe sex. The gel called the "BufferGel" has microorganism-killing chemicals and is an odorless ointment that is based on alkaline compounds neutralizes acid. Researchers found this out by using the information about the pH level of the vaginal and sperm to create the gel. In the lab tests the acidity killed off the sexually transmitted diseases such as HIV, norrhea, chalmaydia, herpes, syphilis, HPV, and trichomaniases. The contraceptive part is on trial in which nine hundred seventy five women are using and if all goes well the "BufferGel" will revolutionize the world.
             The article on "Who need doctor?" is global because it has to do with the health of the public first of all. Secondly people like are interested in do-it-yourself medical tests because it gives the public a choice which to go to a doctor or just go to the clinic in the mall. The public likes the idea of having power to make own decisions. If the people hate doctors, whom some people do, they can go with the self-tests, or they can go through with doctors because they are more experienced. Most consumers don't care about the medical self test if they know risks, actually they like the idea because of privacy, convenience, pleasure of taking it in the mall, don't trust doctors, or the consumers wants more control over their health. The positive side of the self-test is that "it helps raises the level of awareness patients have of ...