Gertrude Stein and the politics of literary-medical experimentation.
English D·Literature and medicine
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English D·Literature and medicine
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Jilbert J·Mohlomi
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Hill P·Africa : journal of the International Institute of African Languages and Cultures
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Kenya. Central Bureau of Statistics·Kenya statistical digest
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ENGLISH T A·Thorax
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Linares Miguel, Rodriguez Jorge A, Samal Lipika·JAMA network open
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Erickson Donna, Suemitsu Atsuo, Shibuya Yoshiho, +1 more·Phonetica
This paper examines kinematic patterns of jaw opening and associated F1 values of 4 American English speakers in productions of the sentence 'I saw five bright highlights in the sky'. Results show strong-weak jaw opening alternations during the production of the utterance, and significant correlation of F1 with jaw ope…
Betts T, Betts H·Seizure
In Shakespeare's play King Lear the word 'epileptic' appears (used in a derogatory manner). This is held to be the first appearance of the word in the English language (although we have found earlier English references to the word which Shakespeare may have read). Textual analysis of the lines following the use of 'epi…
Goodliffe J·Addiction (Abingdon, England)
This paper gives a comparison of the approach of the US courts and of the Solicitor's Disciplinary Tribunal in England to disciplinary proceedings concerning lawyers suffering from alcohol dependence and/or depression. A richer case law in the USA indicates a more sophisticated approach, higher standards as to evidence…
Maillet R J, Pata I, Grossman S·NursingConnections
With the growing number of clients transferred out of the intensive care units (ICUs) following increasingly shorter stays, time constraints have become a barrier to effective teaching. Written information that is readily available to clients helps resolve this problem. A pamphlet (in Spanish and English) was developed…
Brozek J, Kuthan V·Perceptual and motor skills
In an earlier note (Brozek, 1989) regret was expressed that Zusne's valuable book Eponyms in Psychology (1987) did not provide information on persons who coined the eponyms as well as on the time and place in which they were introduced into the scientific literature. The present report provides such information for the…
Tiller J W, Jones K V·The Medical journal of Australia
A self-reported survey of 878 medical students in Monash University (excluding students sponsored by overseas governments) showed that 21.4% had a fluent command of a language other than English, and 62.2% had a basic usable knowledge of another language. Only 28.5% of the students reported having neither a fluent nor…
Eley S M, Nuttall P A·The Journal of hygiene
A virus of the Uukuniemi serogroup was isolated from various organs of a moribund kittiwake (Rissa tridactyla) and from ticks (Ixodes uriae) that were feeding on the bird. The kittiwake was found on Marsden beach, north-east England. This is the first virus in the family Bunyaviridae to have been isolated in England an…
Collier P E, Ryan J J, Diamond D L·Angiology
A case of acute cardiac tamponade caused by an internal jugular central venous catheter which was successfully treated is reported. The English literature is reviewed and shows that tamponade can occur up to 37 days after insertion and has a 65% mortality. The tamponade is usually caused by the actual infusate and not…
British medical journal (Clinical research ed.)
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Martin S W, Kirby K, Pennock P W·The Canadian veterinary journal = La revue veterinaire canadienne
This paper is a refinement of previous studies in that only suitably radiographed dogs were included in the data base. The rate of hip dysplasia varied widely by breed from five percent in siberian huskies to eighty-three percent in english bulldogs. There was a significant difference in the prevalence of dysplasia wit…
Jariwalla A, Tulloch B R, Fox H, +2 more·British medical journal
Histoplasma capsulatum is not endemic in Britain. We report a case of disseminated histoplasmosis in an English man who had not ventured out of northern Europe for 30 years. The disease presented as painful mouth ulcers and hepatosplenomegaly six months after he had developed maturity-onset diabetes. The origin of the…
Otolaryngology--head and neck surgery : official journal of American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery
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Béchard Deni Ellis·Scientific American
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English Arabella, Mortimore Alexandra·Australian journal of general practice
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