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a phenomenon whose presence provides indirect evidence for the presence of another phenomenon, for example, the viral load as an indicator of the state of the immune system in HIV infection.
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A man who serves as a substitute father for a child's biological father. SEE: parenting, surrogate.
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An alternative method of childbearing for an infertile couple in which the wife is unable to bear a child. The surrogate mother agrees to be artificially inseminated by the husband's sperm and to relinquish the baby to the co
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A normal, healthy individual who is employed to be examined and perhaps interviewed by health-care students. The purpose is to provide students with the opportunity to examine an individual in a less stressful setting than woul
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SEE: mother, surrogate.
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