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Archaeologists working in Cyprus have unearthed an ancient farming village which dates back 11,000 years. The oldest agricultural settlement ever found on a Mediterranean island has been discovered in Cyprus by a team of French archaeologists involving CNRS, the National Museum of Natural History, INRAP, EHESS and the University of Toulouse. Previously it was believed [...]

Engravings found at Abri Castanet in France has been dated back 37,000 years, making it the earliest known wall art. The 1.5 metric ton ceiling piece was first discovered in 2007 at Abri Castanet, a well known archeological site in southwestern France which holds some of the earliest forms of artwork, beads and pierced shells. [...]

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Anthropologist Pat Shipman believes that domesticated dogs may have given humans an advantage over Neanderthals. Shipman analyzed the results of excavations of fossilized canid bones — from Europe, during the time when humans and Neanderthals overlapped. Put together, they furnish some compelling evidence that early humans, first of all, engaged in ritualistic dog worship. Canid [...]

Researchers in Britain have built up a detailed chronology of the rise of farming culture in the area 6,000-years-ago. Until recently, archaeologists had an imprecise knowledge of the timing of agriculture’s arrival in Britain. “We knew the first long-barrow chambers, often used for communal burials, and the first causewayed enclosures appeared not long after the [...]

The remains of a 200 year old shipwreck, complete with glass bottles, ceramic plates and boxes of muskets, has been found in the Gulf of Mexico. “Artifacts in and around the wreck and the hull’s copper sheathing may date the vessel to the early to mid-19th century,” Jack Irion, a maritime archaeologist with the Bureau [...]

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 The most meticulous regulation of nonsense must still result in nonsense. – Edzard Ernst, M.D., PhD., professor, Complementary Medicine, Peninsula Medical School, University of Exeter, UK One necessity of licensing so-called “complementary and alternative,” or “CAM,” practitioners is to spell out exactly what is encompassed in the CAM scope of practice. This is unfortunate for [...]

After months of work, a half-size replica of Dover’s Bronze Age boat sank on it’s maiden voyage. A team of craftsmen and archaeologists had been working for several months to build the replica boat, using the same tools and the same methods as their ancestors would have used when the original boat was built more [...]

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Ancient remains and pottery, dating between 1200 and 1470 A.D., have been unearthed during the digging of a swimming pool in Winter Garden, Florida. Experts have learned a lot about the artifacts since they were found, but a key question remains: How did they get there? “This is definitely a secondary burial site,” said Orange-Osceola [...]

A Maori site dating back to the 13th century A.D. has been uncovered by construction work in northern New Zealand. Significant evidence of early Maori settlement in the Kamo area of Whangarei was discovered during work on a bypass last year. Archaeologists found hangi pits, fire scoops, post holes and stone mounds, as well as [...]

Border patrol agents in Tucson, Arizona have found two sets of ancient artifacts in the Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument. In late February, Ajo Station agents patrolling on foot came across what they believed to be an ancient bowl hidden in a shady outcropping of rock, the Border Patrol said. Officials from the Organ Pipe [...]

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A fighter plane which crashed landed in the Sahara during WWII has been found preserved by a Polish oil company worker. [Thanks to Catherine for the heads up!] The Kittyhawk P-40 has remained unseen and untouched since it came down on the sand in June 1942 and has been hailed the “aviation equivalent of Tutankhamun’s [...]

A 3D virtual rendition of the Giza Plateau has been posted online for you to explore. It’s pretty cool! Engineered by software design firm Dassault Systèmes, in collaboration with Harvard University and the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, the free application is available on multiple devices, including 3-D-enabled computer monitors and TVs, and immersive [...]

This article reviews the historical context that led to the introduction of the DNP and the proposal of the DNP as entry into practice for advanced practice nurses, DNP program parameters, and some of the evolving issues related to nursing's practice doctorate. (Source: Nursing Clinics of North America)

Conclusions: While suicide rates are significantly higher for men in the general population, and for depressed patients of both sexes, the depression may be a particularly strong predictor of suicide risk among women.Limitations: The dataset does not provide information about processes that mediate the relationship between depression and suicide mortality. (Source: Journal of Affective Disorders)

An ancient ballplayer figurine which dates back between 1399 B.C. and 899 B.C. has been unearthed near Oaxaca, Mexico. The figure indicates the activity known as “the ballgame” was even more widespread than thought in Mesoamerica, which extended from central Mexico to Belize, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua and Costa Rica. The partial figurine shows [...]

A team of historians and IT folks from Stanford University have developed an online map called ORBIS that calculates how long it took to travel between cities in Ancient Rome and how much it cost. Click here to play with it yourself! A paper map can show how far two cities are from one another, but [...]

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According to an enthusiastic article on the Internet, “The Best Birth Control In the World Is For Men.” It’s called RISUG: Reversible Inhibition of Sperm Under Guidance. It involves a minor surgical procedure in which the vas deferens is exposed and pulled outside the scrotum by the same techniques used for a vasectomy. A copolymer, [...]

AbstractKnowledge about changes in behavioural traits related to wildness and tameness is for most mammals lacking, despite the increased trend of using domestic stock to re‐establish wild populations into historical ranges. To test for persistence of behavioural traits of wild reindeer (Rangifer tarandus L.) exposed to hunting, we sampled DNA, vigilance and flight responses in wild reindeer herds with varying domestic ancestry. Analyses of 14 DNA microsatellite loci revealed a dichotomous main genetic structure reflecting their native origin, with the Rondane reindeer genetically different from the others and with least differentiation towards the Hardangervidda reindeer. The genetic clustering of the reindeer in Norefjell‐Reinsjøfjell, Ottadalen and Forollhogna, together with domest...

PNAS Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America Skip to main page content Info for Authors Editorial Board About Subscribe Advertise Contact Feedback Site Map Distribution of living Cupressaceae reflects the breakup of Pangea Kangshan Mao a b c 1 Richard I . Milne a b c 1 Libing Zhang d e Yanling Peng a Jianquan Liu a 2 Philip Thomas c Robert R . Mill c and Susanne S . Renner f a State Key Laboratory of Grassland Agro-Ecosystem , School of Life Sciences , Lanzhou University , Lanzhou , Gansu 730000, People's Republic of China b Institute of Molecular Plant Sciences , School of Biological Sciences , University of Edinburgh , Edinburgh EH9 3JH , United Kingdom c Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh , Edinburgh EH3 5LR , Scotland , United Kingdom d Chengdu

PNAS Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America Skip to main page content Info for Authors Editorial Board About Subscribe Advertise Contact Feedback Site Map Historical effects on beta diversity and community assembly in Amazonian trees Kyle G . Dexter a 1 John W . Terborgh b 2 and Clifford W . Cunningham a a Biology Department , University Program in Genetics and Genomics and b Center for Tropical Conservation , Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth Sciences , Duke University , Durham , NC 27708 Contributed by John W . Terborgh , February 29, 2012 sent for review December 7, 2011 Abstract We present a unique perspective on the role of historical processes in community assembly by synthesizing analyses of species turnover among communities with

This study gives quantitative support to the notion of a literary “style of a time” with a strong trend toward increasingly contemporaneous stylistic influence. (Source: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences)MedWorm Sponsor Message: Please have a look at this new site driven by MedWorm: The Breast Cancer Daily

The term social memory refers to the dynamic interplay between history, culture and cognition. At the level of the individual, three sources of knowledge: history, collective memory and individual experience combine to create a subjective view of historical reality, a common sense narrative that is often expressed with identity objectives and within an autobiographical context. This model of social memory, which is informed by social representations theory, makes a distinction between (i) collective memory, which is resistant to change, and (ii) representations of the past discussed and disseminated within a social milieu, which have the potential to evolve into new or altered perspectives, particularly when they are vulnerable to generational shift. (Source: Culture)

This is pretty cool: Archaeologists working in the ruins of a 2,800-year-old palace in the Middle East have uncovered clay tablets which hint at a previously unknown language. The tablet revealed the names of 60 women – probably prisoners-of-war or victims of an Assyrian forced population transfer programme. But when the Cambridge archaeologist – Dr. [...]

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Book review by Christopher Ryland: In the mid-1990s, I worked for two years in an out-of-print bookshop that specialized in Southern US history and literature, but which also carried a lot of used encyclopedias and other reference books. We sold a great many sets of World Book and Britannica, as well as medical and law [...]

Researchers working at one of the oldest settlements in Ireland have uncovered a shellfish midden containing a mysterious black layer of organic material which may be evidence of a Stone Age tsunami. Radiocarbon dating of a shellfish midden on Fanore Beach in north Clare have revealed it to be at least 6,000 years old — [...]

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I despise cancer quacks. I know, I know. My saying that is probably akin to saying that the sun rises in the east, water is wet, and Donald Trump’s hair resembles nothing in nature. You know, brain-meltingly obvious statements. It’s true, though. I despise cancer quacks. It doesn’t much matter to me whether the quack [...]

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The paper reports an attempt to anticipate the number of malaria cases in 12 districts health centres of the Amhara Ethiopian region, based on 12 temporal models including historical malaria cases as well as remotely sensed meteorological and environmental variables. (Source: Malaria Journal)

WalkBoston, through a grant from the MetroWest Health Foundation is working with officials in Franklin, Northborough and Milford to identify walkable areas and map out routes that show the distance and time to walk between shops, historical landmarks, schools and other destinations. (Source: RWJF News Digest - Childhood Obesity)

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Estudo histórico-documental, interpretado à luz da teoria de Pierre Bourdieu, cujos objetivos são: identificar e descrever as convergências e divergências entre os movimentos que propiciaram a criação e implementação de escolas/cursos de nível médio de enfermagem, em sete hospitais privados modelo-referência da cidade de São Paulo, de 1945 a 1989, e explicar a intencionalidade das instituições estudadas na criação e implementação dessas escolas/cursos. Os resultados evidenciaram convergências e divergências sintetizadas nos itens: abertura e encerramento dos cursos, mantenedoras e vinculação religiosa de sua direção, fontes de financiamento, objetivos e finalidades, número de alunos formados e impacto na força de trabalho. Concluiu-se que os hospitais criaram sua...

A recent study, examing the levels of rare earth elements in bones found in Vero Beach, Florida, has proven that humans coexisted with megafauna in the area. The discovery adds the far southeast corner of the United States to the list of places in North America where humans coexisted with massive creatures more than 10,000 [...]

A Ferrari publicity stunt has damaged a 600-year-old wall in Nanjing, China. The car was filmed wheel-spinning on top of a 600-year-old Ming-dynasty era wall in the city of Nanjing. Footage of the screeching vehicle has infuriated China’s online community, hitting a nerve in a society where such cars are a symbol of privilege. One [...]

Fear sells, and the media loves it. If it’s scary, no matter how tenuous the link or inconclusive the study, you are going to see it on the news. How many times over the years have you heard that your cell phone might give you brain cancer, even though it never turns out to be [...]

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This article was written by Ben Booth, a climate scientist at the Met Office, in conjunction with the GuardianThe ultimate climate change FAQ• This answer last updated: 08.05.2012• Read about the project and suggest a question• Report an error in this answerRelated questions• Is the world really getting warmer?• What's the greenhouse effect?• Haven't we had global cooling recently?This editorial is free to reproduce under Creative CommonsThis post by The Guardian is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-No Derivative Works 2.0 UK: England & Wales License.Based on a work at guardian.co.ukPollutionClimate changeClimate changeDuncan Clarkguardian.co.uk © 2012 Guardian News and Media Limited or its affiliated companies. All rights reserved. | Use of this content is sub...

For decades Consumer Health: A Guide to Intelligent Decisions was the only textbook available for college classes on the subject, and it is still the best: the most comprehensive and the most reliable. It was first published in 1976, and it has clearly had staying power. An updated 9th edition has just been released. The [...]

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A team of geneticists studying horses have determined that they animals were first domesticated 6,000 years ago. Throughout their history, horses have been interbred, traded between populations of people, and moved across continents. All of this makes their genetic history hard to follow. Moreover, the wild ancestor of horses, Equus ferus, is extinct, complicating researchers’ [...]

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International Journal of STD AIDS Skip to main page content HOME RSM JOURNALS CURRENT ISSUE ARCHIVE ONLINE FIRST SUBSCRIBE FEEDBACK SUBMIT E-ALERTS HELP Search this journal GO Advanced Journal Search User Name Password Sign In Advertisement Are there benefits to starting antiretroviral therapy during primary HIV infection Conclusions from the Seattle Primary Infection Cohort vary by control group J D Stekler MD MPH R Wellman MS S Holte PhD J Maenza MD C E Stevens PA-C L Corey MD and A C Collier MD Department of Medicine Center for AIDS and STDs , University of Washington Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center , Seattle , WA USA Correspondence : to J D Stekler , Harborview Medical Center , Box 359931, 325 Ninth Avenue , Seattle , WA 98104 USA Email : jstekler{at uw.edu Abstract It is

: Psychosomatic Medicine Skip to main page content Home Current Issue Archives Contact Us Subscribe Free Alerts Help KEYWORDS GO Advanced Search User Name Password Sign In Trends in Ambulatory Self-Report : The Role of Momentary Experience in Psychosomatic Medicine Tamlin S . Conner PhD and Lisa Feldman Barrett PhD From the University of Otago T.S.C . Dunedin , New Zealand and Northeastern University , Massachusetts General Hospital Harvard Medical School L.F.B . Boston , Massachusetts . Address correspondence and reprint requests to Tamlin S . Conner , PhD , Department of Psychology , PO Box 56, University of Otago , Dunedin , 9054, New Zealand . E-mail : tconner{at psy.otago.ac.nz Abstract In this article , we review the differences between momentary , retrospective , and trait

Consider this scenario: You’re in good health and take no prescription drugs. You use the following remedies occasionally: Excedrin for the rare migraine Arnica 30CH for bumps and bruises Echinacea capsules, when you feel a cold coming on Today you look in your cupboard, and notice all three products expired last year. Would you still [...]

Researchers compare ancient, modern whale DNA to investigate discrepancies between genetic data and historical estimates. (Source: ScienceDaily Headlines)

Anthropologists are now examining ancient dental plaque to examine the diets of ancient people. Scott obtained samples of dental calculus from 58 skeletons buried in the Cathedral of Santa Maria in northern Spain dating from the 11th to 19th centuries to conduct research on the diet of this ancient population. After his first methodology met [...]

Researchers in Mexico have confirmed that a set of 2,000-year-old obsidian blades were used to perform human sacrifices. Researchers in Mexico had noticed what they believed were fossilized blood stains on stone knives as long as 20 years ago. But the institute said it took a methodical examination using a scanning electron microscope to positively [...]

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Industrialized nations are in the middle of a health care crisis (some more than others), or at least a dilemma. As our medical technology advances, people are living longer, they are living with chronic diseases, and they are consuming more health care. The cost of this health care is rising faster than economic growth, so [...]

The first-ever book to offer an in-depth analysis of images and objects relating to the greatest sports show on earth is published this month by an art historian at the University of Bristol. (Source: University of Bristol news)

CONCLUSIONS: The data did not indicate an association between delayed debridement and higher infection rates when all infections were considered, when only deep infections were considered, or when only more severe open fracture injuries were considered. On the basis of this analysis, the historical "six-hour rule" has little support in the available literature. It is important to realize that additional carefully conducted studies are needed and that elective delay of treatment of patients with open fractures is not recommended. LEVEL OF EVIDENCE: Therapeutic Level III. See Instructions for Authors for a complete description of levels of evidence. PMID: 22572980 [PubMed - as supplied by publisher] (Source: The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery. American volume)

Conclusion:  We found that Pso and PD in children both differ clinically from AD and have identified historical and clinical features that characterise childhood Pso. (Source: Australasian Journal of Dermatology)MedWorm Sponsor Message: Please have a look at this new site driven by MedWorm: The Breast Cancer Daily

CONCLUSION: it was possible to demonstrate the course traced by Speech-language Pathology in Minas Gerais province since the arrival of the first professionals up to the current time. (Source: Revista CEFAC)

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CONCLUSION: For the adolescents interviewed, menarche was reported as a negative experience, related to feelings of fear and anguish. This view was attributed to social, historical and cultural constructs that do not value dialogue and questions relating to the body. Thus, it emphasizes the importance of demystifying the theme and recommends that sexuality education interventions should be expanded, to reach a larger number of participants beginning at the age of 9 years.OBJETIVO: Conocer el significado que tiene la menarquia para adolescentes de escuelas de la región de San Eduardo, en el municipio de Embu das Artes, Sao Paulo. MÉTODOS: Investigación de abordaje cualitativo, cuyos datos fueron recolectados por la técnica del grupo focal y el contenido de las narrativas fue delineado p...

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I had never heard of Dr. Shantaram Kane, a chemical engineer in Mumbai, India. I don’t know how he heard of me, but he apparently knows I am critical of homeopathy. He e-mailed me out of the blue to tell me about a study he had published in 2010 in the journal Homeopathy: “Extreme homeopathic [...]

PNAS Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America Skip to main page content Info for Authors Editorial Board About Subscribe Advertise Contact Feedback Site Map Cenozoic imprints on the phylogenetic structure of palm species assemblages worldwide W . Daniel Kissling a 1 2 Wolf L . Eiserhardt a 1 William J . Baker b Finn Borchsenius a Thomas L . P . Couvreur c Henrik Balslev a and Jens-Christian Svenning a a Ecoinformatics and Biodiversity Group , Department of Bioscience , Aarhus University , DK-8000 Aarhus C , Denmark b Royal Botanic Gardens , Kew , Richmond , Surrey TW9 3AB , United Kingdom and c Institut de Recherche pour le Développement , UMR DIADE , F-34394 Montpellier cedex 5, France Edited by Robert E . Ricklefs , University of Missouri , St .

On Friday, you might have noticed that Mark Crislip hinted at a foreshadowing of a blog post to come. This is that blog post. He knew it was coming because when I saw the article that inspired it, I sent an e-mail to my fellow bloggers marking out my territory like a dog peeing on [...]

Authors: Miller PM Abstract As a distinguished scholar over the past 45 years, Michel Hersen has left an indelible mark on the field of behavior therapy and clinical psychology. One of his most enduring legacies is his early research work in the area of social skills assessment and training, with special attention to assertiveness training. His basic analogue and clinical outcome studies have served as essential building blocks for current evidence-based treatments. His long and distinguished career has significantly impacted the lives of colleagues, students, and patients alike. PMID: 22569580 [PubMed - as supplied by publisher] (Source: Behavior Modification)

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TweetAs medicine evolves, or rather reveals, nuances that speak of an inherent interdisciplinary nature, how are we to recognise and become accustomed with voices other than the language of textbooks; the sounds of monitors and machines; and the neutral tone of the doctor to patient dialogue? What happens when the patient hears God? The voice [...]

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Zusammenfassung nbsp;Anders als die weitgehend in der Geschichtsschreibung belegte psychiatrische Anstalt für Europäer und Europäerinnen mit ihrem englischen Leiter Owen Berkeley-Hill ist die weitaus größere Institution für indische Patienten und Patientinnen im nordindischen Ranchi bisher nicht untersucht worden. Im Mittelpunkt dieses Beitrags steht die Karriere des Leiters dieser Institution, Jal E. Dhunjibhoy, zu Beginn des 20. Jahrhunderts als von der britischen Kolonialregierung eine Indianisierung der medizinischen Einrichtungen angestrebt wurde. Im Gegensatz zu bisherigen Studien über intermediaries und middles konzentriert sich dieser Aufsatz auf einen hochrangigen einheimischen Mitarbeiter. Die verbreitete Annahme zwangsläufiger historischer Prozesse wird dabei ...

I usually rely on the Secret.  Every two weeks or so the Universe offers up some bit of wacky whimsey and I have a topic for an SBM blog entry.  This week the Universe has failed me. Nothing has crossed my LCD so I have no studies to evaluate and I have been unusually busy [...]

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In April, the Texas District Court of Appeals (Third District) affirmed a lower court ruling that chiropractors are prohibited from performing manipulation under anesthesia and needle electromyography[EMG]. The lower court also ruled that the Texas Board of Chiropractic Examiners exceeded its authority in defining the chiropractic scope of practice to include “diagnosis.” This part of [...]

Conclusions:  Oral antiviral agents have improved the prognosis of patients with HBV‐related cirrhosis and affected the prognostic values of factors constituting the Child‐Pugh system, necessitating a more efficient prognostic system.© 2012 Journal of Gastroenterology and Hepatology Foundation and Blackwell Publishing Asia Pty Ltd (Source: Journal of Gastroenterology and Hepatology)

AbstractThe medieval period in Europe was a time of unprecedented social complexity that affected human diet. The diets of certain subgroups—for example, children, women, and the poor—are chronically underrepresented in historical sources from the medieval period. To better understand diet and the distribution of foods during the medieval period, we investigated stable carbon and nitrogen isotope ratios of 30 individuals from Trino Vercellese, Northern Italy (8th–13th c.). Specifically, we examined diet differences between subgroups (males and females, and high‐ and low‐status individuals), and diet change throughout the life course among these groups by comparing dentine and bone collagen. Our results show a diet based on terrestrial resources with input from C4 plants, which co...

Plants are leafing out and flowering sooner each year than predicted by results from controlled environmental warming experiments, according to data from a major new archive of historical observations. (Source: ScienceDaily Headlines)

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Authors: Chavez JA, Summers SA Abstract The recent implementation of genomic and lipidomic approaches has produced a large body of evidence implicating the sphingolipid ceramide in a diverse range of physiological processes and as a critical modulator of cellular stress. In this review, we discuss from a historical perspective the most important discoveries produced over the last decade supporting a role for ceramide and its metabolites in the pathogenesis of insulin resistance and other obesity-associated metabolic diseases. Moreover, we describe how a ceramide-centric view of insulin resistance might be reconciled in the context of other prominent models of nutrient-induced insulin resistance. PMID: 22560211 [PubMed - in process] (Source: Cell Metabolism)

ConclusionDifferences in hematologic RI between Wistar rats obtained from different breeders underscore the need to evaluate untreated control animals for comparison, rather than using historical RI, to detect compound‐related effects in preclinical safety studies. Valid RI for control animals are needed and should be verified when using a new supplier to avoid misinterpretation of data. Low reference limits for some variables, such as WBC counts, in rats from one source may preclude their use in studies in which detection of leukopenia is required. (Source: Veterinary Clinical Pathology)

(NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center) Plants are leafing out and flowering sooner each year than predicted by results from controlled environmental warming experiments, according to data from a major new archive of historical observations assembled with the help of a NASA researcher. (Source: EurekAlert! - Biology)

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Paul Offit has published a thoughtful essay in the most recent Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) in which he argues against funding research into complementary and alternative therapies (CAM). Offit is a leading critic of the anti-vaccine movement and has written popular books discrediting many of their claims, such as disproved claim for [...]

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From the Queen’s dresses to the historical importance of her Diamond Jubilee, the University of Bristol is organising two special lectures to celebrate the monarch’s 60 years on the throne. The two lectures are free and open to the public as part of the city’s wider plans to mark the occasion. (Source: University of Bristol news)

Is this the G-Spot? The press release proclaims “Study Confirms Anatomic Existence of G-Spot.” The study itself is titled “G-Spot Anatomy: A New Discovery.”  It was just published in The Journal of Sexual Medicine.  The author, Adam Ostrzenski, is an “internationally renowned gynecologic surgeon” with multiple degrees (MD, PhD, Dr Hab) and many peer-reviewed articles [...]

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Conclusions: Single-incision laparoscopic splenectomy is feasible in children. Its main benefit is improved cosmesis. It can be performed without detrimental increases in operative times or patient discomfort. Given an increased demand for the approach, it remains a viable option in children. (Source: Journal of Pediatric Surgery)

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Conclusions: Patients <70 years of age undergoing CAS have a low rate of major complications, comparing favourably with historical CEA adverse event rates, and supporting the recent carotid stenosis literature that in the younger population CAS has a similar complication rate compared to CEA. PMID: 22547514 [PubMed - in process] (Source: The Canadian Journal of Neurological Sciences)MedWorm Sponsor Message: Please have a look at this new site driven by MedWorm: The Breast Cancer Daily

Conclusion:  SSA/Ps are rare lesions found during colonoscopy that may coexist with small hyperplastic polyps (HPs). Because SSA/Ps are part of the serrated oncogenic pathway, all, even those appearing hyperplastic should be removed or biopsied for diagnosis. Careful review of historical lesions with application of new definitions may redefine risk for malignancy.© 2012 The Authors Colorectal Disease © 2012 The Association of Coloproctology of Great Britain and Ireland (Source: Colorectal Disease)

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This article traces the evolution of DRF treatment to provide a context for the future. (Source: Hand Clinics)

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Skip to main page content HOME ABOUT ARCHIVE SUBMIT SUBSCRIBE ADVERTISE AUTHOR INFO CONTACT HELP Search for : Keyword GO Advanced Search Reconstructing ancient mitochondrial DNA links between Africa and Europe María Cerezo 1 7 Alessandro Achilli 2 Anna Olivieri 3 Ugo A . Perego 3 4 Alberto Gómez-Carballa 1 Francesca Brisighelli 1 5 Hovirag Lancioni 2 Scott R . Woodward 4 Manuel López-Soto 6 Ángel Carracedo 1 Cristian Capelli 5 Antonio Torroni 3 and Antonio Salas 1 7 8 1 Unidade de Xenética , Departamento de Anatomía Patolóxica e Ciencias Forenses , and Instituto de Ciencias Forenses , Facultade de Medicina , Universidad de Santiago de Compostela , Santiago de Compostela , 15782 Galicia , Spain 2 Dipartimento di Biologia Cellulare e Ambientale , Università di Perugia , 06123 Perugia , Italy

CONCLUSIONS: Guidelines and education can have an impact on antimicrobial use in the pediatric setting. Although the optimal strategies for pediatric antimicrobial stewardship programs still are being determined, we believe that our approach offers an inexpensive and low-risk step in the right direction. (Source: PEDIATRICS)

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Evidence that a Florentine merchant house financed the earliest English voyages to North America, has been published on-line in the academic journal Historical Research. The article by Dr Francesco Guidi-Bruscoli, a member of a project based at the University of Bristol, indicates that the Venetian merchant John Cabot (alias Zuan Caboto) received funding in April 1496 from the Bardi banking house in London. (Source: University of Bristol news)

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The bloggers here have been very critical of a law passed nearly 20 years ago, commonly referred to as the DSHEA of 1994. The abbreviation DSHEA stands for about as Orwellian a name for a law as I can imagine: the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act. Of course, as we’ve pointed out time and [...]

Despite its effectiveness in various experimental systems, numerous recent studies have shown that the ability of A3G to combat HIV in the physiological setting is severely limited. In fact, it has become apparent that A3G's mutational activity may actually enhance viral fitness by accelerating HIV evolution towards the evasion of both anti-viral drugs and the immune system. Here the authors present an overview of recent data that bring to light historical overestimation of A3G's standing as a strictly anti-viral agent. (Source: Retrovirology)

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This study shows that the effect of monensin on cytokine accumulation is time and cytokine dependent. Due to the use of monensin, previous research may have underestimated the number of IL-10(+) leukocytes or may even have not been able to detect them at all. It is important to consider this for future research or when interpreting historical IL-10 data. PMID: 22565155 [PubMed - as supplied by publisher] (Source: Journal of Immunological Methods)

"I was inspired to write this book by my grandmother... Perhaps the truest thing in the book – as in my life – is that people tried to keep a lot of secrets that ultimately could not be kept, even if all the facts were never known."read more (Source: Psychology Today Relationships Center)

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Maneiras de viver, muitas vezes, são naturalizadas como se houvesse uma forma predeterminada de corpo feminino ou masculino, nos remetendo vivência de nossos corpos como inertes, em oposição à alma imortal e ativa. Os corpos são qualificados como materialidades biológicas, sendo experimentados como provas de nossa sexualidade e da existência de gêneros e aqueles que não se acomodam a essas normalizações são tratados como "abjetos". O movimento feminista se opôs as pressupostas diferenças biológicas entre homens e mulheres utilizando o conceito de gênero, mas o sexo permaneceu como categoria básica e o corpo como matéria inerte. Como não sucumbir a perspectivas binárias e dicotômicas? Como fazer de nossas vidas experimentações que ousem transbordar as normalizações...

My SciELO Custom services Services on Demand Article Portuguese pdf in Portuguese Article in xml format Article references How to cite this article Curriculum ScienTI Automatic translation Send this article by e-mail Indicators Cited by SciELO Access statistics Related links Similars in SciELO Bookmark More Psicologia Sociedade Print version ISSN 0102-7182 Psicol . Soc . vol.24 no.1 Belo Horizonte Jan . Apr . 2012 http : dx.doi.org 10.1590 S0102-71822012000100011  Aspectos psicológicos na utilização de bebidas alcoólicas entre os Karitiana Psychological aspects in the use of alcoholic beverages among Karitiana João Jackson Bezerra Vianna I José Juliano Cedaro II Ari Miguel Teixeira Ott II I Universidade Federal do Amazonas , Manaus , Brasil II Universidade Federal de Rondônia , Porto Velho

As ciências humanas ocupam um lugar particular na produção do conhecimento. Surgidas em decorrência de mudanças gerais na estrutura epistemológica e político-administrativa do século XIX, elas adquirem uma configuração específica que as localiza no cruzamento de vários outros saberes, como apontado pelo historiador Michel Foucault. Além disso, elas comportam outra peculiaridade, caracterizando-se em sua atividade por uma estreita relação com o que o filósofo Gilles Deleuze denomina de modelo da representação. A partir das análises de algumas obras destes dois pensadores, veremos como esses saberes operam uma atualização da representação por meio da normalização dos indivíduos.The human sciences hold a particular place on knowledge's field. Due to its emergency fro...

My SciELO Custom services Services on Demand Article Portuguese pdf in Portuguese Article in xml format Article references How to cite this article Curriculum ScienTI Automatic translation Send this article by e-mail Indicators Cited by SciELO Access statistics Related links Similars in SciELO Bookmark More Psicologia Sociedade Print version ISSN 0102-7182 Psicol . Soc . vol.24 no.1 Belo Horizonte Jan . Apr . 2012 http : dx.doi.org 10.1590 S0102-71822012000100002  O conceito de mediação em Vigotski e Adorno The concept of mediation in Vigotski and Adorno Silvia Rosa da Silva Zanolla Universidade Federal de Goiás , Goiânia , Brasil RESUMO O trabalho discute o conceito de mediação à luz de Vigotski e Adorno , autores reconhecidos nas áreas de psicologia social e educacional . Embora

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Skip Navigation Oxford Journals Contact Us My Basket My Account Social History of Medicine About This Journal Contact This Journal Subscriptions View Current Issue Volume 25 Issue 2 May 2012 Archive Search Oxford Journals Humanities Medicine Social History of Medicine Volume 25 Issue 2 Pp . 481-499. The Ethics and Politics of Force-Feeding Terror Suspects in West German Prisons Leith Passmore Universidad de Chile , Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades , Departamento de Ciencias Históricas , Av . Ignacio Carrera Pinto 1025, Piso 2, Ñuñoa , Santiago , Chile . Email : leith.r.m.passmore{at gmail.com Summary In February 1981, imprisoned members of the Red Army Faction launched a collective hunger strike that would eventually claim two lives . Prisoner Sigurd Debus famously died in April , and ,

Consumer Reports (CR) and its Health Newsletter provide sound advice about nutrition and medicine, with one exception: their recommendations concerning alternative therapies, especially dietary supplements. With regard to dietary supplements, part of the problem is the failure of CR to make a distinction between authentic dietary supplements, such as multivitamins and minerals, and non-vitamin, non-mineral [...]

Resilience Science coping with ecological surprise in a human dominated world Home About Statistics A history of bicycle transformation in the Netherlands 2012 April 26 tags : bicycles infrastructure Netherlands social movement transformation by Garry Peterson Cool video about how a movement for social-ecological transformation took advantage of a window of . opportunity Dutch cyclist organizations pushing for new cycling infrastructure in the . Netherlands Read more on the  Bicycling Dutch website in this post An interesting post compares public space in locations in Netherlands in 2012 and 1957. : Share Related : posts Stabilizing Collectives in the Study of Transformation : Instead of key-individuals” You say transitions” , I say transformation” Vulnerability Modelling Post-docs in

All informed health decisions are based on an evaluation of expected risks and known benefits. Nothing is without risk. Drugs can provide an enormous benefit, but they all have the potential to harm. Whether it’s to guide therapy choices or to ensure patients are aware of the risks of their prescription drugs, I spend a lot of [...]

Hypnotherapy is the use of hypnosis as a medical intervention, usually for the treatment of pain and other subjective symptoms. It remains controversial, primarily because the evidence for its efficacy is not yet compelling, but also because it is poorly understood. This situation is not helped by the fact that it is often characterized as [...]

A recent three-part article published in ACA News advocates turning chiropractors into “conservative primary care providers” who would be the initial point of contact for patients, would serve as gatekeepers for referrals to medical doctors and specialists, and would co-manage patients with those specialists on a continuing basis: essentially, family doctors.  I think that’s a [...]

If there’s one thing about quacks, it’s that they are profoundly hostile to science. Actually, they have a seriously mixed up view of science in that they hate it because it doesn’t support what they believe. Yet at the same time they very much crave the imprimatur that science provides. When science tells them they [...]

Resilience Science coping with ecological surprise in a human dominated world Home About Statistics Political Ecology and Resilience 2012 April 22 tags : Alf Hornborg debate Garry Peterson political ecology resilience by Garry Peterson I will be participating in a public discussion Resilience and Political Ecology at Upssala University April 26 in a moderated discussion with Prof . Alf Hornburg a professor of Human Ecology at Lund University , which will be moderated by Eva Friman from the Uppsala Centre for Sustainable Development , Uppsala University The discussion will be Friday 27 April 2012, 14.15-17.00, Hambergssalen , Geocentrum , Villavägen 16, Uppsala University . More information is on the DevNet website here and here Alf Hornburg and I previously had an online discussion on this

Resilience Science coping with ecological surprise in a human dominated world Home About Statistics Robert Harrison on Joesph Conrad 2012 April 21 tags : Congo Entitled Opinions Environmental Humanities Heart of Darkness Imperialism Joesph Conrad Robert Harrison by Garry Peterson Stanford humanities professor Robert Harrison has a great online podcast , Entitled Opinons that discusses various aspects of the . Humanities Robert Harrison is a Dante specialist , but he is also very interested in people’s relationships with the Earth . His enthralling books  Gardens : An Essay on the Human Condition and Forests : The Shadow of Civilization provide much food for . thought His shows cover diverse topics and thinkers such as Michel Foucault eco-critic  Ursula Heise on Extinction and A Monologue