Tramps as Human Beings

Brucella Infection Causing Abortion in Human Beings

On cloning human beings.

The purpose of this paper is to show that arguments for and against cloning fail to make their case because of one or both of the following reasons: 1) they take for granted customary beliefs and assumptions that are far from being unquestionable; 2) they tend to ignore the context in which human cloning is developed. I will analyze some of the assumptions underlying the main arguments that hav...

Gnathostomiasis in Human Beings

Temperature Monitors Works of Art Health as Human Beings

A review of different cases studies concerning heritage buildings, frescos, archaeological ceramic and wood paintings, shows as Thermal non Destructive Testing and Evaluation is particularly effective examining works of art. Nevertheless, in spite of fascinating images, a quantitative and reliable diagnosis is difficult. Hence, in many cases particular equipments and procedures must be arranged...

The deaths of human beings.

In ‘When Does a Human Being Die?’ Schofield et al. present a definition of death focused on the ‘final denouement’ of human beings as biological organisms. Their view is such that the moment of death occurs ‘when the last process in the collection of bodily processes that maintain homoeostasis finally cease[s]’. Whilst this definition avoids certain conceptual problems there are difficulties wi...