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    William Harvey was and still is a very important individual in the advancements of science in the renaissance period, who is credited today as being on of the most influential English physicians in history. He is mostly known for his research into the circulatory system and the first person to correctly describe how blood was transported throughout the body by the heart. Harvey was one of the few physicians who was never afraid to go beyond what science had expected at his time for pushing…

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    The Human Foot

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    The Foot There are many body parts that look similar when examining the skeleton of humans and our closest living relatives. These similarities are important in understanding where humans, as a species, stand in the complex evolutionary world. Although the similarities are important, the differences are what make Homo sapiens the only habitually bipedal animal on earth. The subtle differences are what allow the species to travel so efficiently and use the other limbs to manipulate the world. The…

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    Ciara Campos Professor Shamiryan English 096 December 9, 2015 Women Stereotypes Today’s mass media have constantly taken over the gender society by judging the littlest things having to do with both sexes especially women. Over the years, media has shown the size and importance of the woman 's business, the health and direction of the business, the arc of the woman 's career, and her social and cultural influence. Television 's leading ladies and their complex personalities are slowly but…

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    Of course, the technology for successful bionic integration was not unveiled for a few years after the book was written, but Perkowitz was not focusing on the bionics of it. Instead, he he chose to focus on the history that surrounded it and the human anatomy that the bionics would be inserted into. Perkowitz goes as far back as to Greek Mythology to talk about Hephaestus, the lame god of fire and how he created wings to assist him in his work (19). Perkowitz also tells that in the…

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    Animal Testing and Medicine, written by Rachel Hajar, M.D. she explains to us the history of medicine and how animal testing has evolved over time. Early Greek Physician-Scientists like Aristotle and Erasistratus have performed experiments on living animals. Many years later, Galen, another Greek Physician who had a major role in medicine history, experimented on many animals to advance the understanding of anatomy, physiology, pathology, and pharmacology (Hajar 1). In the twelfth…

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    Liberal education is often incorporated into universities’ undergraduate programs. It is an approach to learning that prepares individuals for complexity, diversity and change. Liberal education curriculum provides learning in multiple disciplines and also offers an in-depth study of a chosen major. Undergraduate programs inforce this broad education with general education courses that require me to remain open to new experiences, ideas and people. Liberal education encourages me to think beyond…

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    Organ Donation Ethics

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    It goes into great detail of the history of China 's human trafficking and organ harvesting. 110,000 organ transplants are performed a year, according to the documentation provided by doctors against illegal organ harvesting. It discusses prisoners being tortured and their organs forcefully…

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    Animal Testing Vs Life

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    Between Life and Death “The time will come when man such as I will look upon the murder of animals as they now look upon the murder of men.”~Leonardo Da Vinci Animal testing a heartless display of inhumane humans all around the world. The money and the use of animal testing mostly goes towards cosmetic use which is a trivial reason. There are alternative reasons as well making animal cruelty even more pointless. Along with alternatives, animals have no voicel. They can’t stand up for…

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    Hmong Health Sociology

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    Scientific and cultural understandings of illnesses and treatment often cause polarization in defining and remedying solution to health problems. The cultural outlook of the Hmong people on depression and diagnosing illnesses stem from a holistic approach that takes into account the spiritual condition of individuals. On the flip side, the biomedical model of health- a scientific approach, considers biological factors that can be tested and verified producing similar results across varying…

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    Introduction In many countries, prostitution is illegal. Even in the U.S, which is such an advanced country, prostitution is only legal in eleven counties in Nevada. However, the Final Report on the Evaluation of the First Offender Prostitution Program, prepared by Michael Shively, et al., shows that fifteen to twenty percent of men in the U.S have engaged in commercial sex at least one time (10). According to the United States Census in 2010, there are 151,781,326 males in the U.S, so…

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