solved For our class’ CP project, you’ll be asked to define

For our class’ CP project, you’ll be asked to define and research a problem related to healthcare. In 39C, we define a “problem” as some systemic issue that doesn’t work well and should be made better so people don’t suffer as much. Your problem should be observable in our course text on Henrietta Lacks. Ideally, you’ll consider a similar conflict to the one the book does: that between what is technically “medical” and what is actually experienced.If you’re struggling to come up with a problem, consider spending more time exploring the library’s 39C research guide.Links to an external site.Complete each of the following 10 questions about your problem idea. The more specific you are, the more likely you are to do well on the CP!What specific problem related to healthcare are you interested in writing about this quarter? Remember that a “problem” in this class means some systemic issue that doesn’t work well and should be made better so people don’t suffer as much.List least 5-10 URLs of recent, credible news or magazine articles (in English) and any academic articles you have read about this problem. Write a bibliography entry of the authors, titles, dates, etc., of these articles. Do additional research as necessary to answer the questions below:3. Based on your reading of these articles, who exactly is being hurt by this problem? Be specific in describing them. CITE the article(s) from which you are getting the information.4. How are they being hurt, exactly? Be specific and cite source(s).5. Where exactly does this problem exist? Cite source(s).6. Since when has this been a problem? Cite source(s).7. Why does this problem exist? What do your news sources say has caused this problem? Cite source(s).8. Why does this problem urgently need to be solved now? Cite source(s).9. Based on the news articles, who is most concerned about this problem? (Look at which persons, agencies, groups, etc., are being discussed or quoted in the news articles.) Cite sources.10. What is your personal connection to this problem? (e.g., you know someone affected by it, it relates to your major, it affects where you live, or for some other reason that makes you care about it.)