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...ng a "Natural Science" for the simple reason that medical scientists study human biology, which is a natural science if biology itself is. But ''on the whole,'' th

...nthropology|nutritional anthropology]]. It involves evidence drawn from [[human biology]], [[nutrition|nutritional science]], the [[paleoanthropology|paleoanthropo

...icians finally realized that universalizing, all-explaining theories about human biology served only to foster the misinterpretation of observed phenomena. Until th ...icians finally realized that universalizing, all-explaining theories about human biology served only to foster the misinterpretation of observed phenomena. Until th

...ionary medicine regard those projects as stemming from an understanding of human biology as an evolved [[Systems biology|living system]] embedded in an environment ...I recently attended in York, United Kingdom (the Society for the Study of Human Biology and the Biosocial Society’s 2006 symposium, “Medicine and Evolution"),

*Relationship of geomagnetic environment to human biology. Becker RO. N Y State J Med. 1963 Aug 1;63:2215-9.

...n retrieval, and communications. The unprecedented extension of control of human biology, particularly in the fields of reproductive technology and organ transplant

...s/Horst-Wessel-Lied|Horst-Wessel-Lied]] - [[Special:Allpages/Human biology|Human biology]]

...lecular'' hormetic effect within the muscle cells.<ref>Johnson MD.(2010) ''Human Biology: Concepts and Current Issues'' 6th ed. Boston: Benjamin Cummings. ISBN 978-

...actice'' of that knowledge. Medicine promotes health through the study of human biology, and the diagnosis and treatment of disease and injury. The practice of med

...st foray into linguistics, which he considers a sub-discipline of biology, human biology specifically. --Anthony.Sebastian 22:48, 9 January 2008 (CST) P.S. Can any

...he chiropractic concept of subluxation, or innate intelligence, as part of human biology.

...he chiropractic concept of subluxation, or innate intelligence, as part of human biology.