A) c.) Computer Science B) a.) Engineering C) d.) Environmental Science D) b.) Human Health
A) b.) Antibacterial properties B) d.) Environmental Science C) c.) Anti-inflammatory effects D) a.) Pain relief
A) c) New energy sources B) d) Improved transportation C) b) Greater technologies for building blocks the genes- human health may be found. D) a) Faster computers
A) c) Identify the harmful gene B) a) Remove the harmful gene C) d) Replace the harmful gene D) b) Develop the technology
A) a) Duplicate that section B) d) Remove and replace that section C) c) Isolate that section D) b) Amplify that section
A) d) To alter the gene’s function B) b) To correct the misinformation encoded in the whole gene C) a) To complicate the gene D) c) To destroy the gene
A) c) A medical fountain of youth B) a) A new form of exercise C) b) A cure for genetic diseases D) d) A way to enhance athletic performance
A) c) A politician B) a) A beauty doctor C) b) A Filipino-American doctor-lawyer D) d) A journalist
A) a) Nobel Prize B) d) National Science Award C) c) Pulitzer Prize D) b) Presidential Award for Filipino Individuals and Organizations Overseas
A) a) To achieve immortality B) d) To enhance physical abilities C) c) To reverse aging D) b) To allow the body to heal itself
A) d) Oxford University B) b.)University of the Philippines C) c) Stanford University D) a.) Johns Hopkins’ and Harvard Medical School
A) c) Harvard Medical School B) d) Johns Hopkins University C) b) University of California-Los Angeles D) a) University of the Philippines
A) b) American Association of Clinical Oncologists B) c) World Health Organization C) d) Philippine Medical Association D) a) American Medical Association
A) b) Ignoring the molecular level B) a) Analyzing at the molecular level what is causing the problem C) d) Relying solely on stem cells D) c) Using outdated medical techniques
A) c) Just a small part of the molecular approach to medicine B) a) The only approach to medicine C) d) A cure-all remedy D) b) The most important part of medicine
A) c) Environmental law B) a) Medical malpractice C) b) International law D) d) Criminal law
A) b) WHO and CDC B) a.) FDA and FTC C) c) EPA and OSHA D) d) UN and NATO
A) d) Climate Change B) c) Diet C) b) Disease treatment D) a) Aging
A) b) It is promising B) d) It is dangerous C) a) It is outdated D) c) It is irrelevant
A) d) High cost B) c) Lack of regulation and expertise C) a) Lack of funding D) b) Ethical issues
A) b.)Food Donor Admissions B) c.)Federal Drug Administration(Food and Drug Administration) C) d.)None of these D) a.)Flower Delivery Administration
A) b.) Fiber Trade Commercial B) d.)All of the above C) a). Food Trade Commission D) c.)Federal Trade Commission
A) d.)All of the above B) a.) aging, disease treatment and prevention, diet and general lifestyle C) c.)sanitation, immunization, and maternal health D) b.) environmental quality, access to healthcare, and mental health
A) a. To immediately seek stem cell therapy for any medical condition B) b. To be cautious and understand that stem cell therapy is not a "cure-all" C) c. To only trust beauty doctors offering stem cell therapy D) d. To ignore advertisements from hospitals and clinics promoting stem cell therapy.
A) d. He dismisses it as an ineffective and unscientific medical procedure. B) b. He advises caution, emphasizing it is a part of a broader molecular approach, not a singular cure. C) c. He believes it should only be administered by beauty doctors for cosmetic purposes. D) a. He is a staunch advocate for its widespread use as a cure-all remedy.
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