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KEY BENEFIT Known for its unique Special Topic chapters and emphasis on everyday health concerns, the Sixth Edition of
Biology of Humans: Concepts, Applications, and Issues
continues to personalize the study of human biology using a conversational writing style, vibrant, easy-to-follow illustrations, abundant applications, and a new emphasis on using everyday science literacy skills. The authors provide a practical, friendly introduction to the study of the human body, preparing readers to navigate today's rapidly expanding and shifting world of health information. Each chapter now features brand-new Consider This Case exercises and Finding and Evaluating Information activities that challenge readers to think critically and apply their knowledge to solve real-world cases. Along with scientific updates and content improvements throughout the text, The Sixth Edition also includes a new Special Topic chapter on the Obesity Epidemic. KEY TOPICS Humans in the World of Biology Special Topic: Becoming a Patient: A Major Decision Chemistry Comes to Life The Cell Body Organization and Homeostasis The Skeletal System The Muscular System Neurons: The Matter of the Mind The Nervous System Special Topic: Drugs and the Mind Sensory Systems The Endocrine System Special Topic: Diabetes Mellitus Blood The Cardiovascular and Lymphatic System Special Topic: Cardiovascular Disease Body Defense Mechanisms Special Topic: Infectious Disease The Respiratory System The Digestive System and Nutrition Special Topic: The Obesity Epidemic The Urinary System Reproductive Systems Special Topic: Sexually Transmitted Diseases and AIDS Development Through Life Special Topic: Autism Spectrum Disorder Chromosomes and Cell Division Special Topic: Stem Cells--A Repair Kit for the Body Genetics and Human Inheritance DNA and Biotechnology Special Topic: Cancer Evolution and Our Heritage Ecology, The Environment, and Us Human Populations, Limited Resources, and Pollution MARKET For anyone interested in human biology.