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Citizen Journalism In modern society

Veronica Somers COM 101 001 1 8 2017 Citizen Journalism In modern society millennials are leading the way into the tech age Social media is no longer merely a way to stay connected with your friends It has evolved into a multipurpose media platform for bloggers businesses and anybody with an opinion and a phone to reach a mass audience Although this media platform brings a large amount of attention to brands events services bloggers etc there has been a rising issue to the concern of credibility Traditional journalism has brought ethics values and principles to the readers for centuries Now that the tech age is here and has brought the notion that everyone and their mother can now be a reporter these media platforms bring what is now called citizen journalism The public is able to post blogs forums photos and news without having any credibility In an article from DigitalJournal com I worry that many citizen journalists are basically amateurs who are simply mimicking what they see on TV or in the press to varying degrees of success says Jack Kapica a former reporter for Canada s Globe Mail and current writer and editorial advisor for DigitalJournal com Communicators practicing citizen journalism often find themselves battling to gain the trust of reporters and skeptical readers 



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Globally prevalence of diabetic mellitus has Increased

Globally prevalence of diabetic mellitus has increased from 108 million in 1980 to 422 million in 2014 1 2 with the age standardized prevalence of diabetes has doubling from 4 7 to 8 5 since 1980 3 In Sub Saharan Africa and other developing countries diabetes prevalence has risen more rapidly than expected 4 Rapid urbanization globalisation and unhealthy lifestyle has contributed to the growing epidemic of diabetes around the world5 A case in point is a developing country such as Ghana experiencing prevalence rise in diabetes i e from 0 2 in 1964 6 to 1 9 in 2010 7 in recent years with attributing factors associated to overweight 25 4 and obesity 17 of the adult population 8 Though services for diabetic management and services have improved in recent years 9 screening and management for diabetic retinopathy is not fully incorporated into the national diabetes program10 Integrating eye care services into the general health system helps in strengthening the system for effective planning and development 11 12 Vision loss due to diabetic retinopathy is an important cause of visual impairment in the working population of any country

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