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Osmosis and Gap Junctions in Spreading Depression: A Mathematical Model

Osmosis and Gap Junctions in Spreading Depression: A Mathematical Model. Bruce E Shapiro Department of Biomathematics UCLA School of Medicine. Organization. Background. Methods. Results. Summary. Background Methods Results Discussion. What is SD? Induction Clinical significance

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Epidemiology: Challenges and Answers in the Context of Globalization

Epidemiology: Challenges and Answers in the Context of Globalization. Moyses Szklo Professor of Epidemiology and Medicine The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and School of Medicine. Genetic Epidemiology. Resurgence of Social Epidemiology. Genetic Epidemiology.

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The Science & Art of Healthy Built Environments - CPPW Action Institute Washington DC June 2010

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ATHEROSCLEROSIS HYPERLIPIDEMIA

???? ???. ATHEROSCLEROSIS HYPERLIPIDEMIA. ?????? ? ???? ?? ??????????? ? ? ? ?? ? ? ? ? ?? ?. Leading Causes of Death Worldwide ( % ). Ischemic Heart Disease 12.4 % Cerebro-Vascular Accident 8.7 Lower Respiratory Infection 8.5

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The Clinical Approach to the Most Frequent Acute Conditions in Abdominal Surgery GI Bleeding

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SEPTIC SHOCK

SEPTIC SHOCK. CVS Monitoring and Shock. Case 3. A young woman arrives in the medical admissions unit with diarrhoea, which she has had for several days. She is drowsy and has mottled skin; She also has a high fever 38.9 C She has a systolic BP - 70 mmHg, pulse 130 b/min.

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Cardiovascular Disease in Black Women

Cardiovascular Disease in Black Women. Rozann Hansford, R.N. MPH Candidate. Cardiovascular Heart Disease . Cardiovascular disease (CVD) refers to a wide variety of heart and blood vessel disorders including CHD, HTN, stroke, rheumatic heart disease

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MRSA AND A NTIBIOTIC-RESISTANT S TAPHYLOCOCCI IN D OGS AND H ORSES

Department of Veterinary Clinical Sciences, Leahurst , University of Liverpool, United Kingdom. MRSA AND A NTIBIOTIC-RESISTANT S TAPHYLOCOCCI IN D OGS AND H ORSES . Thomas W. Maddox BVSc CertVDI MRCVS.

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Spotlight Case February 2003

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Learning from Defects

Learning from Defects. Learning Objectives. To Understand the difference between first order and second order problem solving To understand how to address each of the four questions in learning from mistakes What happened? Why? What will you do to reduce risk? How do you know it worked?.

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The Invisible Killers The Unseen Dangers of a Toxic World

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Stratton Nature 45: 719 , 2009

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Clinical Pathology: Haematology

Clinical Pathology: Haematology. Group D. Scenario. A 25 year old female presented with: 2 week history of progressive tiredness and dyspnoea on exertion 3 week history of intermittent migratory arthralgia 2 years ago pleurisy no meds mucosal pallor with mild scleral icterus

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The Future of Environmental Health: A CDC Perspective

The Future of Environmental Health: A CDC Perspective. Michael A. McGeehin, Ph.D., M.S.P.H. Director, Environmental Hazards and Health Effects, National Center for Environmental Health, CDC.

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Learning From Defects

Learning From Defects. What is a Defect?. Anything you do not want to have happen again. Sources. Adverse event reporting systems Sentinel events Claims data Infection rates Complications Asking the question of frontline staff: where / how is the next patient going to be harmed?.

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A number of diseases are caused by polyglutamine/CAG expansions.

A number of diseases are caused by polyglutamine/CAG expansions. What is the evidence that these mutations confer gain of function? Discuss the role of aggregates in disease pathogenesis. A number of diseases are caused by polyglutamine/CAG expansions. SCA, spino-cerebellar ataxia.

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