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The Social Implications Of Wellness, Mary G. Fisher
The Social Implications Of Wellness, Mary G. Fisher
BU Well
This paper presents the existing health disparities between populations of varying socio-economic statuses in the US as part of a broader discussion of the modern wellness industry. The discussion highlights the threat modern wellness poses to the individual and society and the implications these threats have on the health and future of the US if the wellness industry is left unchecked.
The New York Times Influence On Stem Cell Research, Elizabeth Huntley Hamilton
The New York Times Influence On Stem Cell Research, Elizabeth Huntley Hamilton
Undergraduate Honors Thesis Collection
Stern cells are regarded as holding the secrets to disease eradication and alleviation, longevity, and genetic modification. In the not too distant past, it was considered a futuristic concept meant for the generations to come. Now, in 2014, stern cells are being used in practices for a wide variety of once incurable ailments. The history of stern cells is one of amazing discovery, controversy, and political setbacks. Throughout its exciting journey, print newspapers have provided all the information to its readers, and the potential of stern cells gained popular approval for its research.
Scientific Consensus, Carol Reeves
Scientific Consensus, Carol Reeves
Scholarship and Professional Work - LAS
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