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    differ‚ such as the way a label is placed on a tube‚ the procedures for a particular lab test need to be followed exactly as stated; short cuts are not permissible in laboratory testing and can lead to erroneous results. As Medical Laboratory Scientists we can assist in preventing errors by strictly adhering to the principles in the Code of Ethics of the American Society for Clinical Laboratory Science. This code puts patient safety first. Professional attributes are clearly stated and are in

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    Aristotle’s Life Aristotle (384-322 BC) was a Greek philosopher‚ educator‚ and scientist‚ and was also one of the most influential thinkers in Western culture (World Book 663). Through his writings‚ Aristotle considered‚ summarized‚ criticized‚ and helped to further develop many of these traditions from which he had learned from Plato‚ his teacher. He was born in Stagira‚ and both of his parents died when he was a boy. His legal guardian named Proxenus raised him (World Book 663). At

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    ‚ | Why Scientist Don’t do Ethics and Why it is Important That They do | Ethical Issues in Science | | | Scientists don’t deal with ethics because they are more involved with the science and getting results. The pressure of working in that field is put on them to get results for their careers and getting more grant money. They should deal with ethics for the betterment of all that. If the public believes that scientist are unethical and can’t be trusted‚ the research they do will

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    Lin‚ H. (2012). Why computer scientists should care about cyber conflict and U.S. national security policy. Communications of the ACM; Vol. 55 Issue 6‚ p41-43‚ 3p. DOI: 10.1145/2184319.2184334 This article discusses why computer scientists should be aware of cyberconflict and U.S. National Security policies regarding cyberconflict. It presents information on cyberterrorism‚ espionage‚ and the cyberattacks reported by Computer Network Emergency Response Coordination Centers in order to attribute

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    Faisal Al Saud November 12‚ 2012 1. Topic: Consider the extent to which knowledge issues in ethics are similar to those in at least one other area of knowledge Do scientists have any ‘special’ moral obligations? Or should science seek to be free from any values and morals? This has been a popular topic that has been discussed throughout not only this century but also‚ centuries previous to us. While looking at natural sciences and ethics we can see that these two areas of knowledge are

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    predominantly focuses on the question of should the social scientists use the method of natural sciences or do social sciences have different set of methodologies. Along with that the place of the historical agency and his/her self-understanding is also quite debated issue in the social sciences. Which one should be trusted? Should we stick to the explanations of the historical agents or should we focus on our understanding the events as social scientists? Concomitant to these debates‚ there have been proposed

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    April 26‚ 2012 Should doctors and scientists tamper with intelligence? In the novel “Flowers for Algernon” by Daniel Keyes‚ a group of scientists and doctors are experimenting with a process to improve human intelligence. Charlie Gordon a mentally challenged man is chosen to be the subject of the experiment. Charlie is motivated to become smart because he believes‚ “If your smart you can have lots of frends to talk to you and you never get lonely by yourself all the time” (p. 13).

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    Module code and title- FC005 Introduction to Social Science Type of assignment- Essay Assignment question- ‘Why is religion important for social scientists? Explain and refer to theories and cases from different countries.’ Word Count- 1074 Tutor’s name- Ernesto Gallo City University student number- none Submission date- 19th November 2014 In a world where political unrest has been witnessed since 2925 B.C (Dijournal‚ 2012)‚ war and aggression have been proven to be prominent. People

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    Mini-Report: How Do Scientists Report Data? “Determination of the Empirical Formula of an Unknown Lead Oxide” By: Dr. C. Steven Joiner In this paper‚ they walk through and explain the process known as smelting. The experiment demonstrates the historical process known as smelting and could theoretically be used to determine the empirical formula of other metal oxides found in nature. This paper explains how the process of smelting and how metals can be extracted from their ores. This is because

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    Marie Curie Marie Curie was one of the most famous female scientists in history. She was born on November 7‚ 1867 in Poland during the Russian Occupation (“Madame Curie”). Madame Curie was the youngest out of five children. She was a bright child that loved to learn‚ and was always the top in her class. Her discovery of Polonium and Radium led her to be the first woman to receive a Nobel Prize. Madame Curie passed away at age 67 on July 4‚ 1934‚ due to over exposure to penetrating radiation

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