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  • ...hrough these licensing requirements, the scope of practice for each of the health science professions is regulated. ...e world. Even if these practices are quite effective, they are not part of health science. A [[chiropractic|chiropractor]] might rid a patient of troublesome back [[
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  • {{r|Health science|Health sciences|**}}
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  • #REDIRECT [[Health science]]
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  • A health science professional fully licensed to practice medicine and surgery.
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  • Health science professional who facilitates the exchange of information regarding a person
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  • '''Oncology''' covers a range of health science disciplines concerned with the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of [[neo
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  • ...hrough these licensing requirements, the scope of practice for each of the health science professions is regulated. ...e world. Even if these practices are quite effective, they are not part of health science. A [[chiropractic|chiropractor]] might rid a patient of troublesome back [[
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  • |Associate in Health Science Education
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  • |[[Health geography]] || [[Health Science]] and [[Epidemiology]]
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  • #[[Ian Stevenson|Ian B. Stevenson]] (Health Science Center, [[University of Virginia]])
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  • '''Genetic counselors''' are health science professionals who educate clients about their chances of producing children
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  • ...tp://neuroscience.uth.tmc.edu/index.htm |publisher=The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (UTHealth) |accessdate=2012-08-19}} See particularly [ht
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  • A '''Physician''' is a [[health Sciences|health science]] professional licensed to practice [[Medicine]] and [[Surgery]]. The term
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  • :* ''The Life Extension Companion. The Latest Breakthroughs in Health Science.'' Durk Pearson and Sandy Shaw. Warner Books. 1984. Hardcover, 430 pages.
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  • == Finding source evidence for Health Science articles == ...template, or is this more safely done automatically on any article in the health science category?
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  • ...as Szasz: Professor of Psychiatry Emeritus, State University of New York Health Science Center in Syracuse, New York. | Citizendium article: [[Thomas Szasz]]. |
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  • '''Pharmacy''' is the health science that studies the use of [[drugs]] in biological systems. The Pharmacy prof
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  • ...An Interprofessional Tutorial] </ref> National Institutes of Environmental Health Science provides database access to a large number of resources. <ref>[http://www.n
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  • ...ounseling''' is an educational activity performed by physicians and allied health science professionals for clients who have either a condition or genetic or chromos
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  • ...Twain could likely be repeated with many individual practitioners of the [[health science]]s who might change their interpretation depending on the fame and wealth o
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  • ...rsity Foundation offers programs in Social Science, Environmental Science, Health Science, Psychology, Sociology, Anthropology, International Business Management, So
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  • ...17 year olds) would not technically be considered a pedophile, under the [[health science]] usage of the term. Instead, that attraction, also considered abnormal, w
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  • ...entifier''' which is a unique number assigned to [[PubMed]] citations of [[health science]] [[academic journal]] articles that are indexed by [[PubMed]]. It is used
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  • ...one, but simply refers to the loss of the [[ovulatory cycle]]. The classic health science view of this pre-programmed change is that with normal living, the primordi
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  • ...pretty important in terms of defining your focus (and how it differs from Health Science and Biology)--[[User:ZachPruckowski|ZachPruckowski]] 16:01, 24 November 200
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  • ...into interdisciplinary and applied sciences, such as [[engineering]] and [[health science]]. Within these categories are specialized scientific fields that can inclu
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  • Should Health Science(s) not be a part of "Biology"? [[User:Supten Sarbadhikari|Supten]] 23:14, 1 ...f biology itself is. But ''on the whole,'' the purpose of medicine and of health science is ''essentially'' an applied one--it is to cure people of disease. For th
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  • ...d, that history is strongly figured in the support of a number of social, health science, and military undertakings that have ranged from [[Negro slavery]] to [[Eug ...hat correspond to these groups and currently, in human biology , including health science and anthropology, the term race is not held to have any absolute biologica
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  • ...lied health professions, (medicine, [[nursing]], [[pharmacy]] etc.), see [[health science]] or [[health care]]. For more on the "art of medicine" and other approach '''Medicine''' is the oldest branch of [[health science]]. Medicine refers both to an ''area of knowledge'', (human health, disease
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  • ...''all'' vaccinations have higher risks and less benefit than any organized health science or biological science group accepts, thus exposing children to the risk of *that, in the USA, chiropractors are not trained in medicine, nursing, or health science, and so are not competent to act as comprehensive primary health care provi
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  • ==Demographics in [[Medicine]] and the [[Health science|allied health sciences]]==
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  • ...bring the traditional practice of western [[medicine]] into the field of [[health science]] and modern medicine.
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  • ...acement and dislocation of the vertebrae (as described in [[Health science|health science]]) see [[Subluxation of the vertebral joint]].''</font>
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  • ...acement and dislocation of the vertebrae (as described in [[Health science|health science]]) see [[Subluxation of the vertebral joint]].''</font>
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  • ...ssional experience. The article I wrote about NDEs clearly belonged in the health science work group, and was open to review by any medical doctor at Citizendium; ye
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  • ...resses practical questions. The applications of biology have enabled the [[Health science|health sciences]] to become effective [[healing arts]], and the world's foo ...bring the traditional practice of western [[medicine]] into the field of [[health science]] and modern medicine. Further developments led to the modern compound micr
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  • Health science has reached no consensus on what constitutes optimal and suboptimal vitamin
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  • ...ractice is not restricted to medicine; dentistry, nursing and other allied health science are adopting "evidence-based medicine" as well as [[alternative medicine|al
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  • ...resses practical questions. The applications of biology have enabled the [[Health science|health sciences]] to become effective [[healing arts]], and the world's foo ...bring the traditional practice of western [[medicine]] into the field of [[health science]] and modern medicine. Further developments led to the modern compound micr
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  • ...t simply based on a lack of compelling clinical evidence, but also because health science does not accept the chiropractic concept of subluxation, or innate intellig ...c for some conditions has been supported by large studies published in the health science literature. Chiropractic manipulation (a form of spinal adjustment) relieve
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  • ...t simply based on a lack of compelling clinical evidence, but also because health science does not accept the chiropractic concept of subluxation, or innate intellig ...c for some conditions has been supported by large studies published in the health science literature. Chiropractic manipulation (a form of spinal adjustment) relieve
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  • ...not restricted to medicine: [[dentistry]], [[nursing]] and other allied [[health science]] are adopting "evidence-based medicine" as well as [[alternative medicine|
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  • ...du/kw/osteo/forensics/ Forensic Anthropology] Wm. Bass, University of Utah Health Science Center</ref><ref>[http://people.uncw.edu/albertm/what.htm#forensic What is
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  • ...er birth is adjusted, in the minds of physicians, nurses, and other allied health science caregivers, to reflect that prematurity. The baby born at 33 weeks has an a
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  • ...nd Oceania, snakebite is a problem that is often made worse by the lack of health science networks.
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  • Some biologists, including health science biologists, refer to an [[Adaptation|adaptive response]] of [[Cell (biology
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  • There are a number of popular [[hypothesis|ideas]] in health science for what causes infant colic, which can be broadly divided falling into one
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  • There are a number of popular [[hypothesis|ideas]] in health science for what causes infant colic, which can be broadly divided falling into one
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  • Montana State University Health Science Professor William Serdahely reported that 4 of 12 NDE experiencers consider
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  • .... I know that mycology can also fall under botany but in terms biological health science, it is a pathogen worth studying when studying microbiology. Or maybe ther
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