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Peer reviewedGraubard, Stephen R., Ed. – Daedalus, 1989
Because events move swiftly in the contemporary world, it is easy to forget that acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) is a phenomenon of the 1980s. It is generally agreed that this is only the very beginning of a scientific investigation that will go on well into the 21st century. This issue attempts to provide some of the basic information…
Descriptors: Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome, Epidemiology, Foreign Countries, Medical Research
Peer reviewedKatchadourian, Herant A. – Daedalus, 1976
Written for the layman, this article describes the concept of adulthood in human biology as observed from the perspective of the naturally unfolding human life cycle. Specific male and female physical characteristics are examined and psychiatric viewpoints on adulthood are presented. (DDB)
Descriptors: Adult Development, Adults, Biological Influences, Biology
Peer reviewedKatz, Jay – Daedalus, 1969
Descriptors: Curriculum, Decision Making, Educational Objectives, Human Body
Peer reviewedMead, Margaret – Daedalus, 1969
Descriptors: Anthropology, Human Body, Medical Research, Models
Peer reviewedHutt, Peter Barton – Daedalus, 1978
Major criticisms of health science policy are that (1) health science research is not presently designed to help the public which pays for it; (2) the public should have greater control over health science research; and (3) federal funding of training for health science research is an inappropriate use of tax funds. (Author/DB)
Descriptors: Evaluation, Financial Support, Government Role, Health Services
