Wikibooks:Health science bookshelf

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The corresponding subject that has replaced this bookshelf is Subject:Health sciences.

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Health Science

Biology —Human Physiology —Pre-Clinical Medicine (Basic Sciences) —Medical Physiology —Biochemistry —Neuroscience Immunology —Pharmacology —USMLE Step 1 —Clinical Medicine —Surgery —Orthopaedics —Emergency Medicine —Radiation Oncology —Diagnostic Radiology Speech —A Textbook of Community Medicine —Osirix —USMLE Step 2 —General Medical Interest —First Aid —Depression —Genetic Counselling —Jehovah's Witness Informed Consent —Computational Biology —Stuttering —Home Remedies —Consciousness studies —Pre-Medical Subjects —General Biology —Organic Chemistry General Chemistry

See also Wikiversity School of Medicine
See also Wikiversity School of Pharmacy

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Basic Medical Sciences

Human Physiology is about how that body you live in actually works. An undergraduate, understandable, systemic approach to the human body's functions with a specific focus on homeostasis.

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(Jan 1, 2000) Anatomy
(Jan 1, 2000) Biochemistry
(Jan 1, 2000) Consciousness studies
(Jan 1, 2000) Genetics
(Jan 1, 2000) Histology
(Jan 1, 2000) Human Anatomy
(Jan 1, 2000) Human physiology
(Jun 4, 2007) Human physiology (Wikipedia link-book)
(Jan 1, 2000) Microbiology
(Jan 1, 2000) Molecular Biology
(Jan 1, 2000) Neuroscience
(Jan 1, 2000) Pathology
(Jan 1, 2000) Pharmacology
(Jan 1, 2000) Corposcindosis (Split Body Syndrome) The Effects of Thoracic Sympathectomy in Humans