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  • ...rence.com.catalog.sewanee.edu/views/BOOK_SEARCH.html?book=t60 '''''Concise Medical Dictionary'''''] ...ndispensable reference guide for students, as well as those working in the medical and allied professions. It is also an invaluable home reference guide for t
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  • [[Research ethics]] involves the application of fundamental ethical principles to a variety o Research ethics is most developed as a concept in medical research. The key agreement here is the 1964 Declaration of Helsinki.
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  • ...mongst other derivatives came the Vulgar [[Latin]] physicus, which meant a medical practitioner. After the Norman Conquest, the word entered Middle English, v ...ral synonym. Medical practitioner is lengthy but inclusive: it covers both medical specialists and general practitioners ([[family]] physicians, family practi
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  • [[Image:Ethics-frame_1.jpg|right|"Work on the word ethic/discipline"]] ...ive ethics'' (the study of how to determine ethical values), and ''applied ethics'' (the study of the use of ethical values).
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  • ...r group, e.g., the Hippocratic Oath of doctors, established professional [[ethics]], the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ten_Key_Values_of_the_Green_Party Ten *a [[process]] for registering and resolving grievances, e.g., medical malpractice, union procedures, and for achieving closure regarding them.
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  • ...specially wisdom about [[human]] affairs (in, for example, [[politics]], [[ethics]], or household [[management]]). This was the term given to the Greek [http ...heir [[philosophy]] contains [[criticism]] of [[religion]], [[law]], and [[ethics]]. Though many sophists were apparently as religious as their contemporarie
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  • ...erweight. Other risk factors affected by individual choice veer toward the medical, including behavioral change intended to control serum cholesterol and hype ...er to argue for motorcycle helmet laws as a means of reducing the costs of medical care than as a means of protecting human life, despite the greater importan
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  • ...n in medical care, that they do begin to practice these values through the ethics and morality that it provides. This enables the agencies then to grow, to ...social sustainability, the application of the values and the morality and ethics that promote and empower you as individuals and as groups to sustain your
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  • ...ntermittent debates and activism in North America and Europe. According to medical historian Ezekiel Emanuel, it was the availability of anesthesia that usher ...83. Deciding to forego life-sustaining treatment: a report on the ethical, medical, and legal issues in treatment decisions. Washington, DC: President's Commi
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  • Some persons experience pleasure from receiving pain or suffering—the medical term for this being masochism, as against sadism (enjoyment of inflicting p #Ethics & the Environment, Volume 6, Number 2, Autumn 2001, pp. 22-30, Indiana Univ
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  • There are also issues with horrific experimentation on animals for the medical field and the pharmaceutical and cosmetics industries, where nightmare scen [[Category: Ethics]]
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  • ...hweitzer Albert Schweitzer] ''The Problem of Natural Theology and Natural Ethics'' (unpublished) ...g/wiki/Michael_Ignatieff Michael Ignatieff] ''The Lesser Evil - Political Ethics in an Age of Terror'', ISBN 0-691-11751-9
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  • ...nderlying problem causing the impotence and does not resolve it. A serious medical condition might be aggravated if left untreated. ...ng coitus distressing, painful, and sometimes impossible. Dyspareunia is a medical term signifying painful or uncomfortable intercourse, but does not specify
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  • ...g the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Medical_Association American Medical Association].[1][2][3][4] Bioethicists question whether and how the human l .... Some of these products have been criticized, for example by the American Medical Association, for possible dangers to the patient and a lack of proven effec
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  • ...to know when to keep your mouth shut and your hands in your pockets. The ethics of the 7 values gives you guidance in how to react to those situations. As ...Do you understand this? (Craig: Yes.) Let me comment further. As your medical practices are still quite primitive there is still much exploration going o
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  • ...cs" today was once called "Information Science" at least in fields such as Medical Informatics. However when library scientists began also to use the phrase " ...ed ‘‘Memoires pour les Chirurgiens,’’ generally considered to be the first medical journal, in [[1736]]. The [[American Philosophical Society]], patterned on
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  • ...rally, how people are trained and educated for careers in libraries, the [[ethics]] that guide library service and organization, the legal status of librarie ...ip, including those who serve in medical libraries (and [[hospitals]] or [[medical schools]]), [[corporations]], [[news agency]] libraries, or other [[Researc
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  • ...ecision- making well emplaced in their thinking, which is the morality and ethics that emanate from those 7 values you have been taught and have read about. ...areness of the 7 values themselves, and that is the proactive morality and ethics that emanate from those values. It is essential that these 7 values be made
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  • ...orts to bring about peace and social evolution whether in philosophy or in medical practice policies. The spectrum for growth in the social field is immense. ...role of suffering in preparing humanity to be receptive to the morals, the ethics, the teaching, and the guidance that it will take to bring social sustainab
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  • ...e that which you have—and it would not be neglected or cared for through [[medical]] processes. ===='''''[[Morality]]''''', '''''[[Ethics]]'''''====
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  • ...it makes good sense to have a heart transplant. As your scientists, your medical sciences and pathologists are determining that there are complete systems o ...forts are fruitless and poorly used as a result of an almost dysfunctional medical service provider system. Having a unified goal and a purpose from the indi
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  • ...s have put forth guidelines for authorship. The International Committee of Medical Journal Editors specifies that authors must have made a substantial [[intel *'''''[[Research ethics]]'''''
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  • ...surprising that in the United States the number one cause of bankruptcy is medical debt. The healthcare system in America is terribly broken; it is very expe ...of individuals’ bodies. This is completely unsustainable and immoral. The ethics of it are horrendous and destructive to individuals, and sets an immoral mo
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  • Ethics, morality, and Artificial Intelligence ...ur question, but you must begin thinking as a planetary manager, as you, a medical student, think about the chromosomes of humans and how to regenerate each n
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  • ...new parent. And the boundaries between home, personal family, morality and ethics is borderless, between that which they are taught through the materials tha ...Mission to be integrated into your culture, into your education, into your ethics and morality—those things that are passed on to others, those things that
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  • ...to a more evolved and developed society, with a more developed and evolved medical community. *The history of our medical community is still very young
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  • ...t are innate to each of you. These values and the subsequent morality and ethics that evolve or emanate out of those values will become attractive to everyo ...and the operational documents on which they rely. When these 7 values and ethics and morality begin to be embedded in organizations, whether a sole propriet
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  • ...ion]] include Midrash Genesis Rabbah 5:45; Midrash Exodus Rabbah 21:6; and Ethics of the Fathers/Pirkei Avot 5:6. *[https://www.islamicmedicine.org/medmiraclesofquran/medmiracleseng.htm Medical Miracles of the Quran]
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  • Morality, ethics and the seven core values Morality, ethics and the seven core values
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  • '''Justice''' is the concept of fairness based on [[ethics]], [[rationality]], [[law]], and [[equity]]. A conception of justice is one ...''-based theories, goods, especially such basic goods as food, shelter and medical care, should be distributed to meet individuals' basic needs for them. [[Ma
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  • ...sis and debate within diverse fields such as [[religion]], [[medicine]], [[ethics]], [[economic]] and [[Political science|political]] theory, [[human rights] ...king it. Such exploitation has at times taken the form of [[slavery]] or [[medical torture]] for humans, and [[animal cruelty|cruelty]] and [[vivisection]] fo
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  • New Era Transition #55 – Unorganized Relationships; New Ethics and Morality; Evolution of Individuals – Jan. 14, 2019 ...ave those 7 values been discovered and only recently have the morality and ethics that emanate from those values become known to people. It is unfortunate t
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  • ...t this month and Reneau offered some things to think about in terms of the medical field that she has been engaged in throughout her life. It is fairly appare ...cosmic consciousness, you will be assimilated, along with those values and ethics which are the heart and soul of these mighty helpers.
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  • ...seeing in a nation where you have tremendous resources for education, for medical care, for stable societies and communities, where individuals are now demon ...g beliefs, and then the new beliefs that are necessary to support your new medical system.
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  • ...used to translate the Greek Eudaimonia, and is still used in [[virtue]] [[ethics]]. In the Nicomachean Ethics, written in 350 B.C.E., Aristotle stated that happiness is the only emotion
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  • ...l systems. And as we see, there are no systems existing in education or in medical care other than those that generate profits. Thank you. ...vels of their thinking. This, in many ways, if I may draw parallel between ethics and morality as basic to the database of AI, so too you would be thinking o
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  • ...upwards to the whole of civilization. Once you become acquainted with the ethics and morality of the seven values, you yourself will be able to estimate ver ...you are seeing is cultural change that is profound—whether it's education, medical services, government, or any of the other social institutions, the cultures
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  • ...As currently understood, [[moral philosophy]] still retains the study of [[ethics]], regarded as a branch of philosophy. ...is particularly true in the fields of biology and medicine (see [[Medical Ethics]]). Research involving genetic engineering, cloning, and ''in vitro'' ferti
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  • ...nd the loss of hope by many people around the world. You now see that the ethics of Christ Michael of fair play and equal treatment has always been a signat
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  • ...practices, using the criteria of the 7 core values, plus the morality and ethics that emanate from those values, to assure that these best practices can be ...s to those individuals who bypass those values and particularly bypass the ethics and morality as they would be applied to their technologies. This applies
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  • ...om our last TM meeting here in this location? Where we spoke of teaching [[ethics]] and [[morality]] and community building? And the educational setting? Tru ...[becoming]] a [[community]] of [[nations]], and as such, requires global [[ethics]] and global [[morality]]. One must think and make [[decisions]] past those
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  • ...As currently understood, [[moral philosophy]] still retains the study of [[ethics]], regarded as a branch of philosophy. ...is particularly true in the fields of biology and medicine (see [[Medical Ethics]]). Research involving genetic engineering, cloning, and ''in vitro'' ferti
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  • ..., and ethics are a matter of [[awareness]] based on [[God-consciousness]]. Ethics are a result of a personal life with God, a living understanding and apprec ELYSSIA: So, it's only getting worse, although [[medical]] science is getting better.
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  • ...discussion of these values—the 7 values of Homo sapiens and the subsequent ethics and morality that emanate from those values—as being the most important t ...al teams will be confronted with the possibility that they do not have the medical weaponry to thwart or stop the onslaught of these pathogens.
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  • ...the seven values of social sustainability and the subsequent morality and ethics code that was developed from those values. ...came an offender of laws, who violated the mores, standards, morality, and ethics of the society, and now is at the receiving end of punishment?” You will
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  • ...or the smooth operation of their societies, communities, their schools and medical care, and so on. There is obviously something out of step in the United St ...at you are doing right now, using the innate 7 values and the morality and ethics that emanate from those values and using those with other people to develop
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  • ...or the smooth operation of their societies, communities, their schools and medical care, and so on. There is obviously something out of step in the United St ...at you are doing right now, using the innate 7 values and the morality and ethics that emanate from those values and using those with other people to develop
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  • ...play grown up bring us into those dilemmas that call upon us to check our ethics and morals and principles and standards and practices and decorum and all. ...t it, on certain days cavalier, about the fact that you go in and do a few medical procedures and say a few words and fill out a few papers and go onto the ne
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  • ...as your potential patients. In your medical profession there is a code of ethics and in that statement of purpose there is a reference to: First, do no harm
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  • ...her that is family, political, economic, cultural, religious, educational, medical and so on. What you will find is that during this era—the latter part of ...t definitely; thank you for your question. At the state of your cultures, medical technologies and psychiatric technologies and neural technologies, the chem
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  • ...know to teach love is to [[love]], and therefore to teach by [[being]]. [[Ethics]] are becoming [[mainstream]] issues and other [[values]] are [[thinking]] ...concern about this in terms of your well being I would urge you to see a [[medical]] person and I would also ask for [[clarification]] from a teacher such as
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  • ...'moral'' school for teaching [[children]] social [[morality]] and social [[ethics]], so too are your schools, and [[parents]], the vehicles for passing on th ...ncoded in their records, which will be easily read by anyone, much as your medical records are now becoming digitized and [[standardized]]. So too will the l
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  • ...dults. Deficits in orientation and [[sensorium]] are often indicative of a medical illness affecting the [[brain]] (and therefore, autonomous ego functions). ...iffusion anxiety. In order for an adult to be able to [[experience]] "Warm-ETHICS" (warmth, empathy, trust, holding environment (Donald Winnicott), identity,
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  • ...en cult, peppered with loving messages from endlessly patient hosts. As in medical and intellectual pursuits I would take great solace if there was a group or ...ell. That could easily become an appendix to the protocols or the code of ethics for transmitters. But yes, please proceed, and we understand that this may
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  • ...ncarnation was a plausible idea and discussed it in his book Evolution and Ethics and other Essays. The most detailed collections of personal reports in favo ...thmarks and birth defects to wounds and scars on the deceased, verified by medical records such as autopsy photographs.[49][50]
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  • ...ee, with these 6 values, you have a category of morality and a category of ethics; you have a category of mindedness and a category of heart-connectedness. ...w if you would present some in-depth sessions on the subjects of morality, ethics and values, education and intentional communities. Would you be agreeable
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  • ...drugs, nicotine, and alcohol please provide us revelations on naturopathic medical and/or spiritual methods to break these chemical addictions. ...that many belief systems, systems of logic, [and systems] of morality and ethics do not have a consistent, integrated set of values to underwrite their mora
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  • ...can imagine the content of such an education. It will include morality and ethics, social conduct in organizations, personal and social conduct, family condu ...ogy, social psychology, and particularly the subordinate areas of study in ethics, morality, and social justice. I answered your question with many options;
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  • ...stefulness, and there are those who have deep [[material]] needs including medical and so forth. Only as [[God-awareness]] and those [[qualities]] characteris ...alues]] that do come as [[mankind]] becomes more [[spiritual]], such as, [[ethics]] will begin to trickle down to those who are more needy. I also point out
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  • ...ntly during the 20th century in wealthier countries with the advent of new medical technologies. In contrast, pregnancy and [[natural childbirth]] remain rela ...emotion is considered separate from physiological state. In some cultural medical theories, to provide an example, emotion is considered so synonymous with c
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  • ...ant to those social institutions, some of which are the family, education, medical services, healthcare, the justice systems, and so on. They're all dependent ...ose have already been explained and defined by the work of This One in his ethics book. These virtues that you mention are actually secondary values—they a
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  • ...from both physical anthropology and archaeology, and may also practice as medical anthropologists. Environmental or [[ecological anthropology]], a growing su ...o the use of anthropology for the benefit of the [[state]]. Their codes of ethics or statements may proscribe anthropologists from giving secret briefings. T
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  • ...e discussed in your world that is essential to bring forward the morality, ethics, and concomitant responsibilities for individuals and for those who are dec 4) A medical doctor in a reader’s country was on the local news informing that the tea
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  • ...not been clearly identified and defined. By using the seven values and the ethics and morality that are subsequent to those values, you will then have a clea ...across the world and where there are not enough resources even to address medical needs for those who are ill and who have contracted a lethal disease. It is
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  • ...e the transformation of your social institutions of the family, education, medical healthcare, democracy and so on. This is important to embed and invest and ...ny times in the past: We are deeply invested in the 7 core values and the ethics and morality that emanate from those values, and yes, we do have a plan; we
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  • Law in common parlance, means a rule which (unlike a rule of ethics) is capable of enforcement through institutions. Crimes Against Humanity by ...stool to the understanding of physical well-being is now emphasized in the medical curriculum: biological, socio-psychological, and environmental.
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  • ...sed to make those values effective, and that is the proactive morality and ethics that emanate from those 7 values. Those are towards other people, other re Rick: Thank you for your answer. My second question is medical intuitive Anthony Williams tells us that drinking 16 ounces of celery juice
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  • ...y]] to a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prosthesis prosthetic] device. Any medical professional will [[adjust]] a device to avoid discomfort for their patient ...y wish to make once he has begun. On our world, this is [[professional]] [[ethics]]. Should we expect any less of you who call yourselves Teachers? My [[free
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  • <blockquote>"...[[Neurocardiology]], a new field of medical research, has discovered in our heart a major brain center that functions i ...patible with being morally concerned with others. Rather, a given mystic's ethics will depend on the factual beliefs and values espoused in that mystic's rel
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  • ...od quantum laws|blood quantum]]'') due in large part to [[American slavery ethics]]. Finally, for the past century or so, to be White one had to have "pure" ...cs: implications for health disparities research. Yale J Health Policy Law Ethics 1:33–75
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  • ...difficult to read because Johnson is trying to describe complex Christian ethics. These Christian values are not unique to the poem, but contain views expre ...6 June 1979) (PDF), "Dr Samuel Johnson's Movement Disorder" (PDF), British Medical Journal 1 (6178): 1610–14, PMID 380753, https://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov
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  • Nichomachean Ethics, the Rhetoric, though not the Poetics, and others, all now its hegemonic soul, and bequeaths that medical-psychical model to Albert the
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  • ...arates [[Demarcation problem|science from non-science]],and the [[Research ethics|ethic]] that is implicit in science. ...ncient Egypt]]ian documents, such as early [[papyri]], describe methods of medical diagnosis. In [[Ancient Greece|ancient Greek]] culture, the method of [[emp
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  • ...s Madison, 6 September 1789; Daniel Scott Smith, "Population and Political Ethics: Thomas Jefferson's Demography of Generations," The William and Mary Quarte *[https://www.doctorzebra.com/prez/g03.htm Medical History and Health of Thomas Jefferson]
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  • ...through alternatives in [[medicine]], through new [[economics]] and new [[ethics]] and moral teachings, all working together expressing [[the Father]]'s wil ...the optimal directions to take towards cure and restored health. Seek such medical advice for this little one as soon as possible, as many areas indeed need a
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  • ...to come to this planet to teach. My other field of expertise is [[health]]-medical. In your world you would call me a [[doctor]]. Although, once you [[graduat ...djuster]] has left. What is alive is a [[physical]] [[body]]. As for the [[ethics]] of maintaining life, it is irrelevant spiritually one way or another. In
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  • ...ate or a public body; spec. (in the United Kingdom since 1946) designating medical treatment or facilities outside the National Health Service. ...y a private assembly in a corner of the Reform Club. 1910 Encycl. Relig. & Ethics III. 176 The prohibition of public worship drove the people to private asse
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