… by persons under the age of 21. This fraud has been rapidly increasing over the past decade due to the growth advancing in technology. Being under the age of 21, I have seen the possession and use of Fake Identification Cards (fake id’s) frequently…

… are developing and perfecting at a rapid pace. Nowhere in the world can a person pick up a newspaper, magazine, or listen to a news show without hearing of some new discover or development. The headlines look at where stem cells come from and how…

… in my home in Northeast Ohio, that it’s more likely than ever that someone in New York, New England or the U.S. Justice Department notices. This is a frightening thought, but one that is exactly true. The turning on of that light switch sets in…

… J. Bowlby's (e.g., 1980) adaptational theory, based on research of the infant and child in the context of attachment behavior, is an example of the instinctive behavior that decreases the risk of danger and increases safety. The role…

… other rivers and streams of Alabama, has moved unceasingly to the sea. And just beneath the normally peaceful waters exist perhaps the greatest collection of plant and animal life in North America. Overstatement? Hardly. While Alabama is the 29th larges…

… has cloned the first human embryo. Its goal was to produce genetically matched replacement calls to help patients with a wide variety of diseases. The company, Advanced Cell Technology (ACT) of Worcester, Massachusetts claims that its intention is…

… people see these signs at restaurants and other shops, but soon you might see this sign at the door of your local hospital. Now, what’s the difference between euthanasia and assisted suicide? *One way to distinguish them is to look at the last act…

… easier ways to solve mathematical problems. One of the earliest machines known and still used at times, is the abacus. By moving the beads on their rods you could compute numbers. Beginning in the late 1600’s people started inventing machines that…

… through the bloodstream as part of the cell membrane. Unable to dissolve in blood, it is transported by lipoproteins to and from the liver through the circulatory system. Found throughout all human bodies, it is an integral part of life, and…

… modifying a person's genes toward a therapeutic goal. Gene therapy is being researched for its possible use as not only a treatment for the diseases a certain patient already has, but also for its possibility to prevent the formation of diseases altogeth…