The Impact Of Socialization On Modern Society

 First of all, what does the word civilization entails?
        
           Civilization is explained as a diverse or broad  process of acquiring cultures  from one's own origin or outside one's origin .
This consist of norms and belief  common to certain group of people within a particular  location with the same cultural heritage.

It might be interesting that some belief and norms which are long ago abandon by any society due to modernization, probably if awaken may impact posively on fast rising and growing population of this days. For instance,  the kids of this time does not regard their elders not to talk of greeting. But in those days, it wasn't so because parents are made to teach their wards all these at tender age.

Taking a glimpse at Modern civilization, some one could imagine if these days are far better or less better than  those days as a result of modern tranformation era. By so doing,  there are both negative and positive landmark as a result of these:

NEGATIVE IMPACT

1.  In some parts of the society today, children feels being stressed when asked to carry out house core and therefore abandon them to their parents which are really uncalled for as an Adage says in Idoma language that  " horse bears children in order to relief her of stress"

2.  In those days, the female folks keep closeness with their in the where cooking is carried out which aid them on how to cook very well when they get to their husband's house but this days, the opposite has been the case.

3.  The advent of modern technology has done lots of harm despite it great advantages in the society. This has exposed  many children to wrong orientation and therefore corrupted their minds with so many destructive and unhealthy elements resulting to shaddy and unpurposeful and infocused lifestyles.

4.  The value for research and the use of library has drastically reduced to the minimal due to modern technology involving the use of internet browsing phones for sourcing of unuseful materials and also getting involved in 419 and so many fraudulent activities.


POSITIVE IMPACT

1.  In those days, some norms and beliefs in some parts of world strongly supports female circumcission which indeed is very wrong due to it negative effects on the female child, but modern civilization has forbid it by enacting laws against it.

2.  Research has being made easy through the use of internet which saves a while lots of time and resources.

3.  Women abuse and domestic violence against the women folks has drastically reduce due to law enforcement.    

Having said all these, here call for the need to build a better society by all hands been on Dec and awaking and reigniting our lost past values  for a more better society.

The Tragic Incidence Of The Silent Killer

One may begin imagining what a silent killer really is by the virtue of this write up title and why has the name silent killer given to such incidence.

The silent killer is actually a disease called hepatitis diseases caused hepatitis virus, It is also known as a deadly viral infection.

Since the advent or origin of this disease, many lives have gone by causing such lives to escape from the earth, unknownly to some infected while others are ignorant of it.

Now what is hepatitis?

Hepatitis is usually define as the inflammatory situation of the Liver. This infection affect an individual by interfering with the functioning and activities of the Liver such as;

-  Breaking down or metabolism of fats,  carbohydrates etc.

-  Excretion of hormones, or even drugs after acting or carrying out their functions in the body.

-  Building up or production of clothing factors.

-  Storage of energy source and vitamins.

-  And also, Filtration of harmful substances such as toxins from the blood.

-  interfer with the enzymatic activity of the Liver.

    There are different types of hepatitis such as; hepatitis A, B, C, D etc. but most prevalent among them are B and C.

SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS

- Joint pain
- Headache
- Vomiting
- Nausea
- Lack of appetite.

MODE OF TRANSMISSION

1. Through blood transfusion

2. Sexual intercourse

3. Direct with Sputum or fluid of infected persons.

PREVENTION

1. By  vaccination

2. Keeping clean and neat environment.

3. Avoid direct contact with infected fluid.

TREATMENT

It can mostly be manage with use of drugs prescribed by a qualified doctor.