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Topic 861: A new report suggests that men and women experience pain very differently from one another, and that doctors should consider these differences when prescribing pain medications. When researchers administered the same dosage of kappa opioids ?a painkiller ?to 28 men and 20 women who were having their wisdom teeth extracted, the women reported feeling much less pain than the men, and the easing of pain lasted considerably longer in women. This research suggests that kappa opioids should be prescribed for women whenever pain medication is required, whereas men should be given other kinds of pain medication. In addition, researchers should reevaluate the effects of all medications on men versus women. Discuss how well reasoned you find this argument.
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this given argument from is based on weak logic.because there is not enough evidence to support the claim that whether over- the-counter cold medications that anyone can purchase without a doctor’s prescription. Are any side effects like high blood pressure, drowsiness etc from them? That could be doubtable that cold-away has been on the market for much longer so that it is one of the safest medicines than others. There are some analyses as follow with above arguments. Read more... - pain from extracting teeth... by iiedii
The argument proposes that doctors should consider the differences of pain suffering between men and women when prescribing medications. After all, it is the recent report seems at first glance to be a reasonable fact that the women should experience less pain than the men. However the biased conclusion may mask other practical facts. Thus this argument is unconvincing. In fact, the threads of the argument are based on several logic fallacies. Read more... - doctor's prescription for pain medicine... by abcdefg
The author concludes that kaap opidids should be prescribed for women, not for men. However, the argument fails to be convincing because it is founded on a number of questionable assumptions. Read more... - awa111... by arsene
In this argument, the author intends to persuade people to agree with the conclusion that the Saluda school should hire Mr. Schade because of his successes at Steel City High school and it seems to be somewhat convincing and obvious at first glance. However the author overlooks several significant factors that should be addressed. After deliberating about those details, the author\'s proposal simply cannot withstand scrutiny. Read more... - effect regimen... by sahyam
The letter suggests using antibiotic for those who suffer from muscle strain. To support this idea, he shows a comparison of two groups. However I found some logical mistakes on the procedure substantiating the result. Read more... - ... by lihighei
The argument recommends that when women need pain medication, they should prescribe kappa opioids rather than any other one. Also, the arguer claims that the effects of medictions should be reevaluated on men versus women. The recommendations are based on a new report that women that extract their teeth felt much less pain and easing of pain lasted longer than men whose teeth also were extraced. Though at first glance, the argument appears to be somewhat well-presents, after the careful examination, it is fraught with severe defects. Read more... - pain killers... by maha08
In this argument the author concluded that researchers should consider the effectiveness of medications in relation to sex differences. Also he suggested that men and women should receive different kind of analgesics. However, the base for such conclusion is unpersuasive and contains critical fallacies which weaken that conclusion. Read more... - a painkiller differs... by zamazingo
According to the new report discussing the effects of a certain drug, the sex is a determiner of prescribing kappa opioids, a very strong painkiller, since the researchers found different results from men and women. In the scope of that research, the doctors should offer giving that medicine to the females rather than males. Despite the report bases on a research and a very limited data, it has some weaknesses that mentioned below. Read more... - Pain medications on men and women... by time2test
The argument supporting the prescription of Kappa opiods for women as cardinal pain medication is a weak one.The additional conclusion that all medicines must be reevaluated for men and women is equally weak.The several fallacies of the arguments are being presnted in the following paragraphs. Read more... - Do the painkiller have different effects on men and women?... by codyke
n this argument, the author suggests that researchers should reevaluate the effects of all medications on men versus women and doctors should consider the differences that between men and women when prescribing pain medications. To support this recommendation, the author cites a survey which indicates that women reported feeling much less pain than men and the easing of pain lasted considerably longer in women when men and women have their wisdom teeth extracted. Meanwhile, the author assumes that kappa opioids should be prescribed for women and men should be given other kinds of pain medication. At first glance, it seems reasonable. However, a careful scrutiny of evidences reveals that the argument relies on a series of unsubstantiated assumptions, which render it unconvincing as it stands. Read more... - ... by kenneth
In this argument, the arguer claims that doctors should consider differences of
feeling of pain between men and women and additionally, reevaluate the effects of
all medications on men vesus women. To substantiate the argument, the arguer cites
result of a research about pain feeling between men and women. This analysis suffers
from several critical flaws. Read more... - argument-4... by granthill
In this report.the arguer attempts to convince us that the painkiller--kappa opioids should be used to women who have serious pain while should not be given to men of this kind.To substantiate this claim,the argur provides the evidence is that,after eating this medicine women feels less pain than the men,however,their pain last more time than men.The author also claim that reevaluating the effects of all the medicine used between men and women must be the duty of researchers.Close examination of all above,however,reveals that none of them lend strong support to this conclusion. Read more... - Kappa opioid: An effective pain reliefer for women, not for... by mehrzad54
In my view, the suggestion announced by scientists in the report could not be accurate enough to be considered as an new medical achievement.
In fact there are couple of distinct shortages in it.the first one is related to the number of people whom has been tested. For accomplishing any kind of scientific researches,especially in which human beings are involved, there should be a wide variety of people from different ethnics and places chosen for the research. examining only limited numbers of men and women who are not even equal in member is not enough to release such a general report. Read more...
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