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    Previously, a Greek anatomist named Galen found most of the information on anatomy that was used during that time period. He had previously found that there was a set of arteries leading directly from the heart to the brain called the rete mirabile. Andreas Vesalius proved that there is no…

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    The War on Drugs 1874 English Researcher C.R. Wright first created heroin by boiling morphine and acetic anhydride. It caused anxiety, vomiting and sleepiness after taken. He soon after stopped his research. 21 years later in 1895 German scientist Heinrich Dreser picked up where Wright left off and started distributing it in available over-the-counter form. As its popularity grew so did its unrestricted distribution. It was available over the counter and sent as free samples in the mail. By…

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    made a mistake in the paper. They said that her HeLa stood for Henrietta Lakes not Lacks. Gey said that he still wanted to withhold the patient's actual name. After Lawrence dropped out of school, he got drafted. Galen and Ethel and helped take care of the kids. Ethel was abusive and Galen molested Deborah. Deborah starts going to school and getting an education. Deorah found out she had a sister that was deaf and dumb. She died in an institution. People didn’t really talk about Henrietta in…

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    The Immortal LIfe of Henrietta Lacks is the story of cell research developing and the story of Rebecca Skloot and Deborah Lacks learning about the elusive Henrietta Lacks. It is a true story written by Skloot, and was eventually published February 10, 2010. The author also does a good job of joining the scientific aspects of Henrietta’s life while still holding on to the social aspects of the book, as well as making it easy to read for people who don’t know much about the going ons of science.…

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    Celsus's Theory Of Madness

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    flee the body. His beliefs helped to strengthen the idea that some psychological disorders were caused by angry gods or spirits. His beliefs and writings were later used as evidence to rationalize the burning of witches. Following Celsus, Claudius Galen (131-200 A.D) developed a new structure of medical knowledge based on the study of anatomy rather than on philosophical assumptions. This marks a major turning point in the beliefs…

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    Hygiene Throughout History

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    In The History Of Hygiene Is Not Everything Clear The history of personal hygiene - it is the history of different countries, peoples, ages, religions. It is a fascinating story of how under the influence of different climatic, biological, religious, medical factors changed the way people think about the care of their own bodies. Ancient East. Usually there are two main components of the sanitary traditions of the peoples and countries of the Ancient East: the use of incense, perfumes and…

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    In the medieval period, medical science hadn’t yet reached it’s peak of development. In the 1300’s, very few people had a full understanding of illness and disease, let alone how to cure them. Medicine was also dominated by religion at this time which lead to the belief that illnesses and diseases served as a punishment from God, and the only treatment was to pray to God for forgiveness (Alchin 1).The churches of Greece held and enforced these views on the public and anyone who questioned these…

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    Animal Testing Benefits

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    Animals testing has been used frequently throughout the history of the human body research. Early Greek physician-scientists, like Aristotle and Erasistratus were using animals to conduct experiments. Also like Aristotle and Erasistratus, Galen, a Greek physician who practiced in Rome and was a giant in the history of medicine, conducted animal experiments to advance the understanding of anatomy, physiology, pathology, and pharmacology. Ibn Zuhr (Avenzoar), an Arab physician in twelfth century…

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    Rhetoric triangle. He uses a lot of logos with facts. 22$ billion dollar storage industries. Pathos was used as in a very personal way. “I like material things as much as anyone” says he is just like us. He cited people that were very credible for Ethos, Galen V. Bodenhausen linked consumption with antisocial behavior. Transcendentalist point of view can be very self-reliant which Hills was. He makes his own money from making companies which is incredible and he finds happiness himself through…

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    Determinism And Free Will

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    hands, legs, etc. Moreover, compatibilist may argue in the way that human do not need to control their genes and preference in order to have freedom. Our character and personality may be determined by our genes that is impossibility chosen by us.(Galen) But our genetic inheritance never compel us in making decision as freedom is defined as to be able to choose and act under own belief and desire which comes from who you are. Determinism is compatible with free will even if ‘who you are’ is…

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