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Chronic Conditions, Fluid States:
Chronicity and the ...
For anyone wishing to think critically about chronic illness in cross-cultural perspective, the social forces shaping this issue, and its impact on the lived experiences of people worldwide, there is no better place to start than this ...
Lenore Manderson, Carolyn Smith-Morris,
2010
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Measuring Partner Violence
Chronicity and Prevalence in the ...
Current domestic violence policies in the United States assume that rates of partner violence (PV) in the religious community are similar to those in the society-at-large, and that patriarchal views of female-to-male submission are the ...
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Vascular Conditions, Risk Factors and Depression
Chronicity ...
Research examining a possible relationship between vascular factors and late-life depression in the elderly has produced both evidence for and against a "vascular depression" hypothesis, which posits that late-life depression may have a ...
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Handbook of Pesticide Toxicology: Principles and Agents
The compounds are listed in approximate order by decreasing chronicity index.
bBoyd and Boyd (1962) (100-intramuscular-dose test). cBoyd and Selby (1962 (
100-dose test). d Boyd and Shanas (1963). e Boyd et al. (1966) (100-dose test).
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Heptinstall's Pathology of the Kidney
ACTIVITY AND CHRONICITY INDICES Data from Austin (34,216) chronicity
index. Among 20 patients with exclusively active lesions on initial biopsy, 15
showed marked clinical and morphologic improvement after treatment. In contrast
, the ...
J. Charles Jennette,
2007
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Lewis' Dictionary of Toxicology
See toxicity (chronic toxici- ty). chrysanthemummonocarboxylicacid; chry-
santhemumic acid). an acid found in pyrethrum flowers as esters (See pyrethrin)
and forms toxic synthetic esters (See allethrin). chronicity. the state of being
chronic.
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Modeling Moral Personality: Moral
Chronicity, Moral ...
"Moral chronics," or people who tend to interpret social information in terms of chronically activated moral schemas, may react differently to situations than people who interpret social information in terms of other chronically activated ...
Elyse Andrea Warren,
2008
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Hayes' Handbook of Pesticide Toxicology
(in rats). The toxicity of warfarin represents the opposite end of the spectrum
because it is determined by the dynamics of the effect as discussed earlier. A
chronicity index of 20.8 is indicative of cumulative toxicity, but it is misleading in
that it ...
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From Animals to Animats 7: Proceedings of the Seventh ...
negative cytokines nearby, but mostly by their internal chronicity value. The
results from running a grid-world simulation of this model using a)non-self and b)
self antigens are described. Major differences in these results show that self/non-
self ...
Bridget Hallam, Dario Floreano, John Hallam,
2002
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Chronicity of Maternal Depression, Child-rearing Beliefs, ...
Using data from the NICHD Study of Early Child Care and Youth Development, the current study examined whether more progressive versus more authoritarian maternal child-rearing beliefs moderate the association between maternal depressive ...
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HEPATITIS E: An Emerging Global Disease
The clinical profile and follow up of a large cohort of such patients has been reported and predictors of chronicity identified. While industrialized ... «GreaterKashmir.com, Lip 15»
Working with asylum seekers in immigration detention: clinical and …
Prolonged detention exacerbates disease chronicity through inadequate treatment and infection control procedures. Conditions related to ... «Crikey, Lip 15»
Healing the Traumatized Self: Consciousness, Neuroscience …
It often results in dissociation, which predicts greater severity, chronicity, and impairment. In such cases, conventional treatment methods may ... «Am J Psychiatry, Lip 15»
Subcortical brain alterations in major depressive disorder: findings …
... long-term illness course, so morphological hippocampal alterations may represent risk markers for depression, recurrence and chronicity. «Nature.com, Cze 15»
Scientists discover that male and female mice process pain differently
"This is potentially a very important discovery which may go a long way to explain the marked differences in pain sensitivity and chronicity ... «The Verge, Cze 15»
Men more likely to talk about suicidal thoughts with loved ones than …
"You have to be looking at the chronicity of someone's distressed mood, isolation and they're coping strategies like avoidance and numbing ... «ABC Online, Cze 15»
Multivariate genetic determinants of EEG oscillations in …
Several confounding factors including medication effects, illness chronicity, severity and duration may contribute to abnormal EEG activity noted ... «Nature.com, Cze 15»
Telomere length is associated with oppositional defiant behavior …
Leukocyte telomere length in major depression: correlations with chronicity, inflammation and oxidative stress- preliminary findings. PLoS One ... «Nature.com, Cze 15»
Disease Assessment in Systemic Vasculitis
The assessment allows the clinician to document those manifestations that reflect the disease activity as well as those reflecting damage and chronicity. «Medscape, Cze 15»
SURVEY: What Triggered Your Illness?
Epstein-Barr virus was certainly the trigger in these cases, but the chronicity of symptoms may be due to a different virus entirely, or to an ... «ProHealth, Cze 15»