February 5, 2014 Social Science
Fieldwork is a term that refers to the “anthropologist’s personal, long-term experience with a specific group of people and their way of life” (Lavenda-Schulz 5). It is anthropologists’ method of choice because it is such an effective way of gathering…
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February 5, 2014 Medical Science
You may as well title this, Do welfare mommas deserve to have more babies. When it comes to our health, nothing draws debate like insinuating that someone deserves better healthcare over someone else. Smokers along with the obese have an…
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February 5, 2014 Medical Science
A post operative patient can undergo many types of complications following surgical procedures. It is said that most such complications will occur in the 1st to 5th day following a surgery. But, the most dangerous complications will arise in the…
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February 5, 2014 Social Science
The FBI was responsible for both the term ‘serial killer’ and for the development of the theory of organized/disorganized typography relating to serial killers. This came under the field of criminal profiling made so famous today by TV shows such…
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February 5, 2014 Medical Science
The human brain is an incredible organism, if only we could learn to use it properly. Right now, the human brain is like one of those fancy computerized gadgets that we buy at an electronics store. We take it home,…
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February 5, 2014 Medical Science
Is game play expertise hardwired? Maybe you have seen video games played and marveled at how fast the reactions times can sometimes be. Maybe you have played these games yourself and wondered how you are able to make the “right”…
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February 5, 2014 Physical Science
Did Stephen Hawking really claim there are no black holes? Science is a complicated, ever-changing discipline, as much as lay people like to imagine otherwise. Based on reason and logic, science seems like it should be absolute, but unfortunately those…
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February 5, 2014 Medical Science
Red blood cells (erythrocytes – from Greek erythros for ‘red’ and kytos for ‘hollow’, with cyte translated as ‘cell’ in modern terms) are made in the bone marrow in a process called haematopoiesis where they lose their nucleus, as a child all bones produce blood cells but,…
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February 5, 2014 Social Science
When researchers set out to explain the many different aspects of Motivation from an Organizational Behavior perspective, many different key aspects, theories, and implementation methods are used to describe this very large, unique and broad topic. Motivation is essentially described…
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February 5, 2014 Medical Science
Estradiol also known as E2, oestradiol or 17β-estradiol is a naturally occurring hormone synthesized in large quantities in women and low amounts in men. In women, it is the predominant sex hormone while in men it is formed as an…
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