Human Anatomy & Physiology
by Elaine Nicpon Marieb, Katja Hoehn · first published 2011
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…worth it. It was more the culmination of everything covered but Introductory Biological Anthropology would be a good starting point if you're interested. Two more classes I would highly recommend are Human Anatomy and Physiology as well as Introduction to Nutrition.
on “Ask HN: What is the best non CS/IT/coding course that you have taken?” ↗…Facebook. I remember encountering at least one, and the passages I read tended to brush up against a sort of dimwitted infantile fan fiction, mixing bizarre fantasies with near-zero understanding of human anatomy and physiology. One particular discussion that sticks out in my mind was something akin to a 12 year-old's musings (and it might, very well, have been some little kid), about how protein travels from a dinner plate…
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