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“Arctic Dog Disease” and its Relationship to Rabies [Based on papers by P. J. G. Plummer in the Canadian Journal of Comparative Medicine, June 1947, pp. 154–60, and November 1947, pp. 330–34.] [PDF]
Polar Record, 1948 openaire +1 more source
Learning to consume: What is heritage and when is it traditional? [PDF]
, 2013 Graburn, NHH
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Live bird markets as potential avian influenza A (H5N1) virus reservoirs in Vietnam and Cambodia: field survey and mathematical models of transmission [PDF]
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Human Physiology, 2020
Frostbite is the most common type of traumatic injuries in the cold climate of the Arctic. Post-traumatic recovery of the patients takes a long time and often leads to the loss of the damaged limb. A promising approach for frostbite therapy could be treatment with mesenchymal stem/stromal cells (MSCs), which are widely used in regenerative medicine for
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Frostbite is the most common type of traumatic injuries in the cold climate of the Arctic. Post-traumatic recovery of the patients takes a long time and often leads to the loss of the damaged limb. A promising approach for frostbite therapy could be treatment with mesenchymal stem/stromal cells (MSCs), which are widely used in regenerative medicine for
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Fizioterapevt (Physiotherapist), 2020
Adverse conditions in the Arctic North provoke the development of various diseases, primarily cardiovascular and respiratory systems, metabolism. The main etiological factors are hypoxia, low temperatures, geomagnetic storms, desynchronosis, stress, impaired microcirculation, pathogenetic changes in hormonal regulation of metabolic reactions.
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Adverse conditions in the Arctic North provoke the development of various diseases, primarily cardiovascular and respiratory systems, metabolism. The main etiological factors are hypoxia, low temperatures, geomagnetic storms, desynchronosis, stress, impaired microcirculation, pathogenetic changes in hormonal regulation of metabolic reactions.
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POSSIBILITIES AND OPPORTUNITIES OF UNANI MEDICINE IN ARCTIC COUNTRIES: A REVIEW
INDIAN JOURNAL OF UNANI MEDICINEArctic countries have been always the area of interest for medical and health related research for scientists from all over the world. This paper discusses the possibilities and opportunities of Unani medicine in Arctic countries through it's different modes of treatment viz Dietotherapy, Pharmacotherapy and regimental therapy, following a literature ...
HKm Mohammad Sheeraz +2 more
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Journal of Thermal Biology, 1993
Abstract 1. 1. Rapid deployment of military forces to extreme naturally harsh environments presents combatants with physiological, biological and psychological stresses that: (1) affect mood, motivation, activation; (2) result in decreased job performance; (3) make accidents more likely; (4) lead to illnesses and non-battle injuries; and (5 ...
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Abstract 1. 1. Rapid deployment of military forces to extreme naturally harsh environments presents combatants with physiological, biological and psychological stresses that: (1) affect mood, motivation, activation; (2) result in decreased job performance; (3) make accidents more likely; (4) lead to illnesses and non-battle injuries; and (5 ...
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