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Anatomy4

Mitochondria Neurons Cells, Cultured Cell Line, Tumor

Diseases9

Death Death, Sudden, Cardiac Brain Death Fetal Death Neoplasms Necrosis Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome HIV Infections Wounds and Injuries

Chemicals and Drugs10

RNA, Ribosomal, 16S DNA, Ribosomal Caspases Receptors, Death Domain DNA, Bacterial Caspase 3 Proto-Oncogene Proteins c-bcl-2 Fatty Acids Antigens, CD95 Caspase Inhibitors

Analytical, Diagnostic and Therapeutic Techniques and Equipment48

Cause of Death Questionnaires Cross-Sectional Studies Data Collection Focus Groups Risk Factors Euthanasia Interviews as Topic Retrospective Studies Treatment Outcome Health Care Surveys Follow-Up Studies Models, Biological Sequence Analysis, DNA Prospective Studies Program Evaluation Autopsy Risk Assessment Mortality Pilot Projects Logistic Models Cohort Studies Terminal Care Reproducibility of Results Bacterial Typing Techniques Chi-Square Distribution Analysis of Variance Complementary Therapies Multivariate Analysis Prognosis Suicide, Assisted Population Surveillance Euthanasia, Active Regression Analysis Prevalence Models, Theoretical Factor Analysis, Statistical Cluster Analysis Incidence Health Surveys Withholding Treatment Survival Analysis Genetic Testing Survival Rate Risk Registries Infant Mortality Sampling Studies

Psychiatry and Psychology59

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Phenomena and Processes18

Cell Death Time Factors Phylogeny Pregnancy Apoptosis Cell Survival Base Composition Genes, rRNA Necrosis Chi-Square Distribution Signal Transduction Phenotype Algorithms Species Specificity Mutation DNA Fragmentation Risk Contraception Behavior

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Humanities10

Ethics, Medical Religion and Medicine History, 19th Century Knowledge Religion History, 20th Century Personal Autonomy Famous Persons Literature, Modern Social Responsibility

Information Science23

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Health Care87

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