Read “The Legacy of Henrietta Lacks” and consider the following questions. This is an example of the final research paper to be submitted in Module 8.Who is the audience?What is the topic and purpose of this article?What are three medically intriguing main ideas of the Henrietta Lacks case?Now, select a historical figure who has had a significant impact on modern-day medicine.Research the life, career, and medical contribution for your selected historical figure. It is recommended that you utilize the LIRN Library when conducting research for this activity. You can access the LIRN Library in your Canvas navigation bar.Gather a minimum of three credible resources to use in your research paper.
the last module, you selected and researched a historical figure who has made a significant contribution to modern-day medicine. Now, you will create an outline using the information you selected and researched.
As you prepare to write your draft for the research paper, consider the following questions.
Who is your audience?What is the topic or purpose of your research paper?What are the three most medically intriguing main ideas of your research?What resources are available for each main idea?ActivityCreate an outline for your research paper.This outline should includeINTRODUCTIONPossible Hook (quotation, provocative question, compelling statement, fact, statistic, or brief anecdote)Possible Context/Background of Subject/PersonWorking ThesisBODYSection 1 (3–4 paragraphs.)Include background information on your person from your research. Include various types of support (quotations, hard evidence, explanation).Section 2 (1–2 paragraphs.)Are there reviews against this person’s accomplishment? What does the opposition say? Explain one main objection developed or an overview of several objections. Include various types of support (quotation, hard evidence, explanation, and example).Section 3 (1 paragraph)Your rebuttal (refutation) to the counterargument: Why might they be wrong or misguided? Include various types of support (quotation, hard evidence, explanation, and example).CONCLUSIONRestate your thesisRecap your subtopicsLeave the reader on a thoughtful note (refer to the same choices as for you intro hooks). Use your outline to write the rough draft for your research paper.Use your outline to write the rough draft for your research paper.
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