... as low as position 8. However, in view of the answers ranked 1, 2, 3, 5, and 7 – which the researchers just thought up as lots of random excuses – it seems reasonable to conclude that some people undergo an unconscious, postrationalization process to avoid using something they find “pretty unpleasant...

...Due to the Changes of My Eyes and Skin I Have Not Only “Lost My Face”! Where Can I Get Support and Help? As is almost always the case, physicians and patients have their own views of a disease. The patients are physically and psychologically involved and therefore have...

... researchers to observe the factors lent to language transmission and maintenance. However, it would be inaccurate to view genetic factors as the sole origin of deaf populations. For instance, deafness is the most commonly reported disability in Nigeria, where over 10 million people are reported to be deaf...

... the phenomenon in broader, multidimensional terms by incorporating the concept of cognitive frailty. In support of this view, there is increasing evidence that consideration of both cognitive and physical factors can better improve the ability to predict adverse health outcomes among frail older adults over...

... knowledge to action and from action to impact, there has been a variable and dramatic gap which can be mended with other policy tools. Beyond technical considerations, conviction, commitment and mystique are in my view and experience those critical factors. The other issue is close relation between academia...

... have been put forward to explain the underlying biology of AD. While the most widely known of these is the amyloid cascade hypothesis, other models have also received consideration. These alternative views recognize the role of tau, the failure of lysosomal function, abnormalities in autophagy...

... (frontal view) and frontal and supraorbital retrusion, short cranial base, platybasia, and marked convolutional impressions on the endocranial surface (lateral view) (from [1]). Fig. 3. Frontal (left) and lateral (right) radiograph of a patient from...

... mean blood pressure, which is supported by vasopressor drugs. These observations have led to recent challenges to the concept that ischemic tubular ischemia is responsible for septic AKI. In this article, we will review recent evidence that challenges the traditional view of septic AKI as a condition...