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Studying The Possibility of Claiming Moral Damage by Commercial Corporations

The presupposition of our legal literature is the attribution of moral damages to natural persons, while contrary to what seems apparently,it is also possible to inflict this type of damage on legal persons,especially since the lives of these individuals often depend on the attribution of certain intellectual rights such as reputation and recognition of the possibility of claiming compensation ...

Healthy , Wealthy , and Wise ?

This paper utilizes the Asset and Health Dynamics of the Oldest Old (AHEAD) Panel to test for the absence of causal links from socio-economic status (SES) to innovations in health or mortality, and from health conditions to innovations in wealth. We conclude that there is no causal link from SES to mortality or to incidence of sudden onset health conditions (accidents and, probably, acute condi...

The prince and the pauper

EditoriaL 664 Virulence Volume 4 issue 8 It has been known in the community studying the pathogenesis of Streptococcus pyogenes that spontaneous mutation occurs during passages in laboratory media or in animals, so some of the progeny's virulence can be changed, mainly due to the change of the expression of virulence factors. Like other pathogens, S. pyogenes, a strict human pathogen, produces ...

Bodies, death, and pauper funerals.

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