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    as a “surrogate endpoint.” Similarly, the concentration of viral particles is used in HIV/AIDS studies. Bone density is used in osteoporosis studies. A true endpoint must be a medical condition that a patient would want treated and a physician or dentist would agree deserves treatment. Surrogate endpoints are physiological or biochemical markers that are easier to measure than true endpoints. Surrogate endpoints often occur soon after the intervention in the disease process. Such surrogate endpoints

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    The surrogate arrives, and Samantha begins to talk as the surrogate does the actions. The surrogate and Theodore begin to get intimate with each other, but Theodore stops it because he believes it doesn’t seem real. Samantha gets upset that Theodore has stopped the actions but, eventually, gets over it

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    me be obtained. Instrumented helmets can then be used to directly measure the linear and rotation accelerations, as well as the location of impacts without interfering with normal sporting play [28]. Human surrogates Human surrogates include dummies and computational models. Surrogates allow for investigation of impacts that could not be performed on human or animal models, while additionally standardizing the contact phenomena. This allows for the differences in response to impact to be said

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    Harry Harlow was labeled as a man with a desire for learning about what he presumed love to be and consequently, dedicated his later career to the subject. Life presented him with ups and downs yet, he pursued his research with a vigor. He developed notions about the concepts of affection in contrast to bodily needs and what could possibly derive from one not receiving love. This guided him to establish observational research methods to study his ideas via the use of infant primates which, yielded

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    When I walked into Paul Green Theatre to watch Detroit ‘67 and took my seat on stage right, my first thought was this story is going to be entirely depressing. The scene was a dingy living space of a family in the 1960’s with a cold concrete floor that served as a modest barrier between the stage and audience along with a dimly lit single room containing a couch and a record player in the front of the stage. I could almost feel the chilly aura being emitted from the concrete floor and poorly-painted

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    Surrogate Consultants

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    various numbers of researches distinctly based on the main author, publication date, study design, study population, data collection method and finally the outcome/results of the study. In a year, roughly 500 Americans die after decisions by their surrogates to limit life support (White, 2009). One of the most important and difficult decisions the family of a patient on life support has to make is at what point they should withhold or withdraw life sustaining treatment. A study showed that there appears

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    Surrogates the Movie

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    Surrogates: “Look at yourselves, unplug from your chairs, get up, and look in the mirror what you see is how God made you we’re not meant to experience life through a machine.” This seems to be the moral of this movie in the year 2017 and takes place in Boston, MA. Bruce Willis plays an FBI detective named Tom Greer working on a very mysterious murder of a young man who is the son of a prominent inventor. A news style montage opens the movie and provides you with the fundamental basis for the

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    Surrogate Motherhood

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    a defective uterus or defective ovaries. Two alternatives that are gaining popularity are straight surrogacy and host surrogacy. In straight surrogacy, or traditional surrogacy, the surrogate mother is impregnated with the sperm of the intended father by way of artificial insemination. In these cases, the surrogate mother not only carries the child but is genetically linked to the child as well. She however relinquishes her role of social mother to the intended mother. In host surrogacy the intended

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    Ethical Surrogates

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    linked to the surrogate or gustatory where there is no genetic link to the child (Kerridge et al, 2013, p. 493-494). Infertile couples should be allowed to use surrogates in order to have a child, although the laws and regulations need to be closely monitored and potential surrogates need to be aware of the moral and ethical problems they may encounter throughout the process. Surrogacy can be a magical and beautiful gift, yet there are many problems, which arise that, often surrogates and potential

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    servitude. It is a complex topic, but I personally believe deeming the act a form of indentured servitude largely depends on the intentions behind using surrogacy in the first place, and how the surrogate mother is treated. I associate someone being “indentured” with someone being burdened. Therefore, if the surrogate is treated improperly but still being paid, I would consider that a form of indentured servitude. There are two types of egoism to consider, namely psychological egoism and ethical

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