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subject:"Science Life Sciences Human Anatomy & Physiology" from books.google.com
Offers information on a variety of women's health issues, including nutrition, fertility, pregnancy, menopause, surgery, illness, and mental and emotional well-being.
subject:"Science Life Sciences Human Anatomy & Physiology" from books.google.com
The bestselling author of "Stiff" turns her outrageous curiosity and infectious wit on the most alluring scientific subject of all: sex. 16 illustrations.
subject:"Science Life Sciences Human Anatomy & Physiology" from books.google.com
This books offers an extensive coverage of the human anatomy and physiology covering the skin, body parts, skeleton, joints, muscles, tissues, nervous system, senses, the endocrine system, hormones, blood, the heart, cardiovascular system ...
subject:"Science Life Sciences Human Anatomy & Physiology" from books.google.com
As addictive as it is comprehensive, this is Bryson at his very best.
subject:"Science Life Sciences Human Anatomy & Physiology" from books.google.com
Looks at one newly described gene from each of the twenty-three human chromosomes and explains how each one contributes to our uniqueness as a species.
subject:"Science Life Sciences Human Anatomy & Physiology" from books.google.com
An innovative guide to anatomy that uses techniques from yoga and dance to increase awareness of the body.
subject:"Science Life Sciences Human Anatomy & Physiology" from books.google.com
It goes well beyond its central concern with the 'science of work' to illuminate everything it discusses, from Marxism to the social uses of photography, from cultural decadence to the impact of the First World War."—Martin Jay, ...
subject:"Science Life Sciences Human Anatomy & Physiology" from books.google.com
"Volatile Bodies demonstrates that the sexually specific body is socially constructed: biology or nature is inherently social and has no pure or natural 'origin' outside culture.
subject:"Science Life Sciences Human Anatomy & Physiology" from books.google.com
From the author of the widely acclaimed "Why Zebras Don't Get Ulcers" comes an enlightening perspective on the drives and intrinsic needs underlying human behavior, and how they link us--and separate us from--the rest of the animal kingdom.