Titlebook: What Is Disease?; James M. Humber,Robert F. Almeder Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1997 bioethics.ethics.health.object

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Defining Disease,tion that only philosophers, social scientists, and public health officials evince a keen interest in defining disease.. Clinicians and medical scientists have never appeared particularly upset over the absence of a refined, universally accepted definition of a disease; indeed, they seem to get along splendidly without one.

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K. Danner Clouser,Charles M. Culver,Bernard Gertilization of subjects in methadone treatment. The results of that study parallel other research, and indicate that gender and racial differences are important factors to consider in the development of effective treatment programs.

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John D. Banjamodifications, insertions, and gene replacements in human, murine, bovine, and ovine adenoviruses. In Volume 2, the authors focus on methods that elucidate and quantitate the interactions of Ad with the host. Each of the protocols in these volumes provides a general introduction, followed by tried-a