Thanatology is the study of the science of death. Scientists study the mechanisms involved in death such as body changes before and after death.
Histopatholgy thats not right, the real answer is pathology
There are more than 30 branches of science. Here are some of them:Seismology-study of earthquakeBotany-study of plantsZoology-study of animalsGenetics-study of heredityMedicine-science of diagnosing,treating and preventing illness,disease, and injuryGeology-study of the origin,history and structure of the earth,and the physical,chemical and biological changes that it has experienced oR is experiencingOceanography-study and exploration of oceanPetrology-study of rocksDendrology-study of treesClimatology-study of climateHematology-study of bloodCardiology-study of heartIchthyology-study of fish
They study the weather
I study Geography
HISTOLOGY is a branch of anatomy. It is the study of TISSUES.
Thanatology
The study of death and dying is called thanatology. It explores the physical, psychological, and social aspects of death, as well as the grieving process and attitudes towards mortality. Thanatology aims to enhance understanding and support for individuals facing end-of-life issues.
Thanatology is the study of death and the terminally ill, thanology is probably a misspelling.
Histopatholgy thats not right, the real answer is pathology
Do you mean Tanatologia - translates as Thanatology, meaning the scientific study of death
Thanatology is the scientific study of death. It investigates the mechanisms and forensic aspects of death.
Thanatology is the study of death and the end of life, and it rhymes with ology.
No. Many community colleges and university's offer a Certificate of Achievement in Thanatology which is usually based around 24 or so credits. You do not have to be enrolled in a degree although it can be easier to obtain while enrolled in an associates or bachelors program since many of the courses overlap (especially if you are in a social science degree). Here is a sample of a 24 credit Thanatology Certificate programs course requirements: English 101 - 3 credits Science - 3 credits Elective - 3 credits Psychology 101 - 3 credits Intro to Thanatology - 3 credits Psychology of Grief - 3 credits Grief Counseling - 3 credits Social Issues in Loss - 3 credits
toxicology, tocology, tonetics, therology, timbrology, thermodynamics, thanatology, teratology, taumatology, trophology
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This is a discussion and debate question and not a search for an answer. See; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thanatology
Silvia Ebner von Eschenbach has written: 'Die Sorge der Lebenden um die Toten' -- subject(s): Thanatology, History, Social life and customs