Importance of Research

The topic of the research was unknown causative agents of human disorders. The topic was important to researcher, as it allowed her to be able to come up with the solutions to the problems which either her, her family member, or other people went through. For instance, Naomi Shah decided to conduct a research on the causes of asthma, and the possible ways of treating the disorder. This was basically because her family members were affected by asthmatic, a factor which made them to encounter allergic conditions even after the pollen season. Due to that reason, Shah was determined to look for the main causes the prevalence of the allergic conditions, and the possible solutions to dealing with asthma (Lauren, Shree, & Naomi, 2011). 

Each and every person collected data through different ways, and this was through conducting simple tests at home, where the data was then taken to a science laboratory for further examination. For instance, Lauren collected data from a chicken specimen she had prepared and took it to the science laboratory where different components were evaluated and the data was then collected. As of Shree Bose, she collected the data from a science laboratory, where she was allowed to conduct the experiment under the watchful eye of Dr. Basu (Lauren, Shree, & Naomi, 2011). Thirdly, Naomi collected the data from a volunteer, named July, where she offered to provide her own medical conditions as offered by the doctor. This consequently made it easier for Naomi to be able to compare the effects of asthma on the body, and its causes.

The three researches conducted had their own results, based on what was being researched by each person. In the first research, which was conducted by Lauren, it was evident that indeed grilled chicken contain casinogenic chemicals, which are harmful to the body, however marinating the chicken with salt, lemon and sugar inhibits casinogenic formation. This is basically because, lemon reduces the effects of casinogen by 98%, followed by both salt water and brown sugar by 60% (Lauren, Shree, & Naomi, 2011). In the second research, which was conducted by Shree, it was discovered that AMP kinase, an energy protein, was responsible for making cancer cells resistant to treatment. In that case, the AMP kinase was blocked thus making the cancer cells not to resist treatment. In the final research, conducted by Naomi, it was discovered that the main causative agents of asthma were actually indoors, and they included carpets which trapped dirt, incense, lit candles and air conditioners.

A health service administrator may therefore use the data collected from the research in being able to treat different conditions, such as asthma, and cancer (Lauren, Shree, & Naomi, 2011). This is basically because, the research conducted proved that there were indeed new methods of treating certain conditions. Due to that reason, a health administrator may consequently use the data collected as a means of administering treatment to a patient, hence understanding the effectiveness of the method. In addition, the method may also be tested by a health administrator, thus coming up with certain conclusions on the effectiveness of the mode of treatment, or it might also be used to treat some volunteers, whereby the reaction of the method will be closely monitored in order to understand how the mode of treatment works, and what its side effects might be. This can be a very useful way of understanding how the new method works.

Reference

Lauren H, Shree B, & Naomi S. (2011). TED Ideas Worth Spreading. Retrieved from: https://www.ted.com/talks/award_winning_teen_age_science_in_action#t-902869