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Human Systems
Introduction to this section:
Reading:
BBC News: Drug and suicide deaths rise as US life expectancy drops
Alfie Evans: When are parents denied the final say?
Scientist, 104, begins trip to end his life
Body clock scientists win Nobel Prize
What is homeostasis?
Figure 1: Human Organ Systems
Figure 2: Organ Systems
Video 1: Human Body Systems (7:44)
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