Stressors and coping mechanisms in live-related renal transplantation

Mobilisation of epistaxis patients- a prospective, randomised study documenting a safe patient care regime

The entire human research infrastructure is under intense and increasing financial pres-sure. These pressures may have been responsible for several errors in judgment by those responsible for managing human research and protecting human subjects. The result of these errors has been some terrible accidents, some of which have cost the lives of human research volunteers. This, in turn, is producing both increased liability risk for those who manage the various aspects of human research and increasing scrutiny as to the capability of the human research protection structure as currently constituted. It is the author's contention that the current structure is fully capable of offering sufficient protection for participants in human research–if Institutional Review Board (IRB) staff and members are given sufficient resources and perform their tasks with sufficient responsibility. The status quo alternative is that IRBs and their members will find them-selves at great risk of becoming defendants in lawsuits seeking compensation for dam-ages resulting from human experimentation gone awry.

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solution, while robustness is evaluated with respect to implementation issues, such as interpolation and optimization, and image content, including partial overlap and image degradation. Our results demonstrate that subvoxel accuracy with respect to the stereotactic reference solution can be achieved

of the patient population must be applied selectively, particularly in those with lower risk MDS as well as in patients whose clinical course is more frankly “preleukemic. ” Issues pertinent to the use of 5-azacytidine, decitabine and lenalidomide in patients with both higher and lower International Prognostic

and identity of physician nutrition specialists in medical school-

use in palliative care – an examination of the evidence and the implications for nurses

of problems in individuals with hypersensitivity to odours and chemicals