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Biomedicine is the name given to a form of western professional medicine that asserts that illness is largely caused by...

Biometrics is a statistical study of biological observations and phenomena, which can be implemented to provide automated methods that can...

Among living primates, only humans are bipedal. It is not certain when this unique feature emerged, but it must have...

Canadian anatomist and paleontologist Davidson Black received a degree in Medical Sciences from the University of Toronto, Canada in 1906,...

Blombos Cave is located on the extreme southern coast of South Africa, nearly 200 miles east of Cape Town. This...

Distinguished by particular cell membrane surface antigens (protein markers) on red blood cells (RBCs), there have been over 35 different...

Introduction There is an enormous literature evaluating and comparing health insurance systems around the world, which this article attempts to...

Introduction The US, like the Netherlands and Switzerland, among other nations, relies primarily on private health insurance to finance and...

What Is Microinsurance? Microinsurance does not have a single accepted definition. However, two well-known sources provide high-level definitions and describe...

Long-term care is a sector of the healthcare industry that is growing in importance with the aging of populations around...

Private health insurers play a large role in providing financial protection against the high cost of medical care in the...

African religions are based on oral cultures. They represent the old tradition surviving within a context deeply influenced by monotheistic...

Already used  by  Stahl  in  1707 in  his  work Theoria medica  vera (True Medical Theory) to denote, in  the  medical...

Anti-Semitism (also anti-Semitism) consists of hostility or hatred directed at Jews.  Anti-Semitism  may  be manifested  as  prejudicial attitudes or discriminatory...

The concept of asceticism shows the unity of efforts through which an individual desires to progress in his moral, religious,...

An atheist is one who does not believe in the existence of God or who denies God’s existence. The difficulty...

Popular dictionaries define the term belief in the following general terms: (1) a feeling of certainty that something exists or...

Buddhism is a neologism, created in Europe in the middle of the nineteenth century CE, from the Sanskrit word buddha,...

Catholicism, along with Orthodoxy and Protestantism, is one of Christianity’s three principal branches and statistically the most important. Today’s use...

Movements usually referred to as ‘‘charismatic’’ developed within Protestant and Catholic Christianity from the mid twentieth century, and especially the...

As a basic description, Christianity is the religious faith grounded on the life and teachings of Jesus of Nazareth. Beyond...

This article explores the transformative impact of technology on the juvenile justice system in the United States, tracing its historical...

This article explores the prospective integration of autonomous vehicles into policing within the United States, offering a systematic examination of...

This article explores the evolving landscape of criminal justice technology within the United States, focusing on emerging trends and ethical...

This article explores the foundational principles of International Criminal Law (ICL) within the context of the global criminal justice process,...

This article delves into the intricate facets of the extradition process and procedures within the United States, examining its legal...

This article explores the intricate landscape of international crime and jurisdictional challenges within the context of the United States’ criminal...

The article explores the imperative of global cooperation in crime fighting within the context of an increasingly interconnected world. Emphasizing...

This article explores the intricate landscape of treaties and agreements on extradition within the United States criminal justice process, employing...

This article delves into the realm of International Criminal Courts and Tribunals (ICCT), elucidating their pivotal role in the global...

This article delves into the intricate relationship between extradition proceedings in the United States and the imperative of upholding human...

Teenagers today are three times more likely to commit suicide compared to teenagers in the era when their parents attended...

Worldwide, there are more deaths due to suicide than due to homicides and accidents combined. Approximately 30,000 people die by...

Due to visibility, excessive media coverage, and other factors, very often when we speak of school violence, we picture urban...

Stopbullying.gov is a website that was created and is maintained by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Health...

On April 26, 2002, 19-year-old Robert Steinhauser opened fire at Johannes Gutenberg secondary school in Erfurt, Germany, killing 13 teachers,...

On March 18, 1993, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department arrested a group of teenage boys in Lakewood, California. Nine...

On January 29, 1979, 16-year-old Brenda Spencer killed two and injured nine at Cleveland Elementary School in San Diego, California....

In 1971, lawyers Morris Dees and Joe Levin created the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) as a civil rights law...

School violence in South America has been a problem endemic to this region for decades. Rates of violence have been...

On May 20, 1999, a 15-year-old sophomore named Anthony Thomas Solomon, Jr. (also known as T. J.), walked into his...

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