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Puerto Príncipe, 4 nov (EFE).- Las aglomeraciones de gente tratando de repostar combustible, una constante desde hace una semana en Haití, derivaron este jueves en situaciones de violencia entre las personas que hacían fila y grupos de policías. Imágenes: María Montecelos. Edición y locución: Diego Saganome. Palabras clave: efe,internacional,haiti,crisis,gasolina
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Database searches identified 8747 potentially eligible published articles. Following title and abstract screening, 158 published articles underwent full-text screening, resulting in 17 published articles being deemed eligible. Due to several published articles containing multiple studies, a total of 23 separate studies were included in the analysis. Each outcome consisted of the following number of studies
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A survey from McKinsey and LeanIn.Org revealed the immense amount of invisible work taken on by women during the pandemic. Across more than 400 companies and 65,000 employees at all levels of management, women showed up as better leaders, championed DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion) work, and disproportionately led mission-critical work of supporting employees’ well-being
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Frederick Douglass is regarded as one of the most prominent abolitionists the world has ever seen. Alongside his extraordinary contributions as an influential speaker, writer and human rights advocate, Douglass – who was born into slavery and gained freedom in September 1838 – also wrote openly about his struggles with suicidal thoughts. Douglass’ writings are
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A new study in Health Economics finds that sugary drinks impact behavior and math scores of preschool children. In the study, investigators randomly assigned 462 children to receive sugary drinks or artificially sweetened drinks, and they collected data before and after consumption. Consuming one sugary drink tended to induce an initial ‘relaxing’ effect for boys,
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Canadians who are pregnant are at higher risk for severe illness if they get COVID-19, yet many are still hesitating to get vaccinated, experts say.  “It’s terribly concerning,” said Dr. Deborah Money, an obstetrics and gynecology professor who specializes in reproductive infectious diseases at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver.   “Pregnant women are undervaccinated compared to the
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The HPV vaccine program started in 2008 with GSK’s bivalent vaccine, Cervarix, which protects against the two most common types of HPV (types 16 and 18). Since September 2012, Merck’s quadrivalent vaccine Gardasil (against types 6, 11, 16 and 18) has been used instead. Researchers from King’s College London found the program prevented around 450
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Sufficient blood vitamin D levels play an effective role in immune system functioning, which can contribute to a satisfactory cellular response and protect against the severity of infections caused by microorganisms. As a result, the pandemic provided an opportunity to highlight the role of vitamin D in supporting immune health.  The Council for Responsible Nutrition’s
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Today, many healthcare and medical facilities are taking advantage of the technological advancements in surgical and imaging management systems and seeking new methodologies to aid them in diagnoses, as well as pre-operative planning and surgical navigation. CAS (Computer-assisted surgery) is essential for such tasks. The adaptation of CAS technologies has greatly aided surgical professionals: these
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The November 2021 issue of Clinical Practice Highlights is now available. Here’s what’s inside: Now Available! ASPEN Lipid Injectable Emulsion Safety Recommendations Part 2: Neonate and Pediatric Considerations New Publication! ASPEN Position Paper on the Importance of Public-Private Partnerships for Nutrition Support Research Just Released! Systematic Review on Malnutrition in Adult Patients Registration Open! Refuel,
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Tuning-in to the relationship between our physical and emotional selves holds truly transformative potential. Here, our expert columnist Andy Gill delves into the topic, to share insight, advice, and practical exercises you can try at home… Many people see yoga as stretching, a way to improve mobility, an exercise practice, something about breathing, relaxation or
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Malaria, a pathogen transmitted into blood by mosquitoes in tropical climates, is typically thought of as a blood and liver infection. However, in a newly published study, researchers at the University of Maryland School of Medicine (UMSOM) have detected antibodies primarily made in response to infections in the mucous membranes -; in such areas as
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Several novel and innovative therapeutic approaches, both small molecule and biologics, are being currently investigated at various phases of development in order to avoid the beginning of disease-induced attacks and other long-term effects of porphyria, noted the analysts. Porphyria is a genetic disorder resulting in the buildup of toxic porphyrin molecules which are formed during
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1. Gauthier S, Reisberg B, Zaudig M, Petersen RC, Ritchie K, Broich K, et al. Mild cognitive impairment. Lancet 2006;367:1262–70. Article  Google Scholar  2. World Health Organisation. World Report on Ageing and Health. Geneva: World Health Organisation; 2015. 3. World Health Organisation. Risk Reduction of Cognitive Decline and Dementia: WHO Guidelines. Geneva: World Health Organization;
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Madeleine Strickland, 11, receives the Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine as her mother Monica and brother Liam, 6, look on during the outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) at Rady’s Children’s hospital vaccination clinic in San Diego, California, November 3, 2021. Mike Blake | Reuters President Joe Biden said Wednesday that Covid vaccinations for kids and booster
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