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A new article:

Congenital Heart Disease: Its Causes and Treatment

has been added to http://HealthFinds.com

Heart disease is traditionally a disease that people develop later in life. There are, however, 1 out of 100 babies born with the disease. Referred to as congenital heart disease (CHD), this condition is a realization for about 1,000,000 adults in the United States.

The good news about congenital heart disease is that more than half of the people who have the disease are diagnosed at the time of birth. This is good news because a treatment plan can be put into place immediately. It is very possible for a person to live many years with heart disease and not know it. When this happens, the individual may consume foods and beverages that can worsen the condition, and they might not take care of themselves.

The number of deaths for congenital cardiovascular defects has gone down over the years as medical treatment has improved. According to data from the American Heart Association: Heart Disease and Stroke Statistics – 2004 Update; from 1991 to 2001, death rates for congenital cardiovascular defects declined 28.6%, and actual number of deaths declined 26.4%. There are about 2200 children that die each year from congenital cardiovascular defects.

Defining Congenital Heart Disease

CHD is a general reference to any heart, valve, or blood vessel defect. With the numerous tests that an expectant mother undergoes, you would think that a doctor would be able to diagnose CHD before the mother gave birth. Congenital heart defects are the most common type of major birth defect.

Two issues make CHD diagnosis difficult when the baby is in the wound: the baby’s heart being not fully developed and the mother’s oxygenated blood that flows to the placenta keeping the baby’s heart functioning properly. Once the baby is born, their heart has to function on its own. It is at this time that a doctor is able to make a diagnosis. [...]

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An interesting Review Article:

Freelancercareers.com: Review From The Writers Perspective

has been posted to http://www.incomeinsiders.com/.

This is a great review with hard-hitting criticism about a popular review site for writers has been posted by Chitra, a content writer who has written thousands of articles and other content for many website owners. As a writer who has tried many services for writers her review stands out for honest criticism and the uncommon action of showing proof of her claims.

Unlike popular opinion out there that freelancercareers.com does not pay its writer, the truth is that they DO PAY; however, it is an academic writing portal that you should definitely stay away from if you were thinking to make it your primary source of income!

Having worked about five months there, I have realized three things:

• the motto of this site is to slap unjustified fines on writers;
• their Quality Assurance Department (QAD) is in serious need of brainy proofreaders;
• No matter how correct you are, the QAD will support clients and penalize you.

To all the new and experienced academic writers out there, think thrice before signing up on this site. Read our detailed Freelancercareers.com review with evidence below.

CRITICISMS:

Problem 01: Misleading Statistics Info

When you visit their home page, they show you a brief info about their company and on the left side, you are shown a brief info about the number of assignments available, highest cost of those assignments and the number of registered writers…It is easy to fall into their trap seeing those numbers…

Once you see the real number of assignments available, they are not even worth the time, forget about getting any decent pay!

On 20th July evening, the left hand bar on the home page showed this stat: [...]

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