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Challenges in care of trauma patient in Spain The need for implementation of scientific evidence including secondary prevention
... in a multicenter study, found that a 10% increase in compli- ance with scientific evidence resulted in a 14% decrease in mortality risk among the most serious trauma cases. There are no data in Spain on the ...
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Are the health messages in schoolbooks based on scientific evidence? A descriptive study.
... all scientific doubt were ignored (the heart has four ...the scientific evidence and effects on health of recommenda- tions in this area; c) Psychological and Social well-being relating to living in ...
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How is cell proprioception related to cell growth and differentiation? Strong scientific evidence for future clinical activities
... Many studies have provided strong evidence about how the interactions and modifications of this dynamic equilibrium can promote tissue regener- ation. First, ECM elasticity can lead pluripotential cells to ...
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Mediterranean diet and cardiodiabesity: A systematic review through evidence based answers to key clinical questions
... of scientific evidence shows that the Mediterranean Diet (MedDiet) has a beneficial effect on obesity, metabolic syndrome (MetS), cardiovascular disease (CVD), and type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) ...
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Drugs, Substance Use Disorder and Driving: Intervention of Health Professionals in the Treatment of Addictions
... on scientific evidence about SUD patients and driving (change in behaviour at the wheel and road rage; Benavidez, Flores, Fierro, & Álvarez, 2013), fre- quent involvement in road traffic collisions and ...
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Estimulacin cerebral no invasiva en las enfermedades neurolgicas y psiquitricas
... with scientific evidence on the use of transcranial stimulation with direct current and repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation in neurological and psychiatric diseases, until December ...
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TítuloStance is present in scientific writing, indeed Evidence from the Coruña Corpus of English Scientific Writing
... in scientific writing, which emerged as a reaction to the medieval scholastic tradition, demands the use of clear and plain language devoid of ornamentation (Allen – Qin – Lancaster ...for scientific ...
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WHY IT MATTERS NOW
... An early challenge to accepted scientific thinking came in the field of astronomy. It started when a small group of scholars began to question the geocentric theory. The Heliocentric Theory Although backed by ...
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TítuloCan Archaeology's "Ritualistic and Symbolic Artefacts" be interpreted semiotically?
... applied. Scientific analyses state that many Sardinian copper oxhide ingots were imported from Cyprus (Gale 2001); and copper in the Po Valley was sourced ini- tially from nearby Trentino and then also from ...
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Using Concept Maps to improve Scientific Communications
... like scientific papers, are an important part of the scientific communication ...transmit scientific information, in an oral presen- tation, is critical to both teaching and ...good scientific ...
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J OINTP OSITIONS TATEMENT
... effective, evidence-based nutrition assessment, guidance, and counseling for health and perfor- mance for athletes, sport organizations, and physically active individuals and ...
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Nutrición y Rendimiento Deportivo Colegio Americano de Medicina del Deporte 2010
... The antioxidant nutrients, vitamins C and E, A-carotene, and selenium, play important roles in protecting cell membranes from oxidative damage. Because exercise can increase oxygen consumption by 10- to 15-fold, it has ...
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Gender dysphoria: an overview
... is evidence, unsupported by scientific research, suggesting the possibility of an even higher preva- lence: (1) sometimes previously unknown gender problem diagnoses are made when treating patients with ...
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