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Burns

New England Journal of Medicine, 1985
The authors present an extensive review of burn epidemiology. They review sources of burns, preventive tools, emergency behaviors to reduce severity, and rehabilitation. Ways are sketched in which the pediatrician can be an effective advocate against burn injuries.
E, McLoughlin, J D, Crawford
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BURNS

Critical Care Medicine, 2002
During the past 20 yrs, as burn care has evolved as a specialty of surgery, survival and outcome quality have soared. Public expectations for survival and long-term outcomes are at previously unprecedented levels. These changes are the result of a number of advances in aspects of burn care that have occurred in parallel and have fostered increasing ...
Christopher Lattimer, Omar Faiz
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Burn and win

Theoretical Computer Science, 2023
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Pradeesha Ashok   +5 more
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“Burning burning burning burning”: The Buddha’s Fire Sermon

2015
The sentence from Augustine about coming to Carthage floats in white space, disconnected from what precedes and follows it. If we map the sources Eliot is drawing on in “The Fire Sermon,” though, he has moved from England’s Thames to Germany’s Rhine, then south to Carthage in North Africa.
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To Burn or Not to Burn

2014
In Chap. 2, of this volume we discussed the main sequence of stars. In this phase of their lives, the stars are fusing hydrogen to helium in their cores.
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BURNS IN OCTOGENARIANS

Southern Medical Journal, 1990
Trauma is the fifth leading cause of death for the elderly. Approximately 7.4 million (3% of the population) are more than 80 years old (the so-called "old" old). More than 40% of Americans will reach the age of 80 years, and those who do can expect to live an average of 8 years more.
J, Hammond, C G, Ward
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`The burning'

Anthropological Theory, 2007
Based on ethnographic research with Moroccan youth, the article traces debates and vocabularies related to the experience and imagination of clandestine migration to Europe ( l-harg, `the burning'), and the risk to one's life this entails, with a particular focus on the way Islamic eschatology and political theology provide the conceptual framework and
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IS BURN-IN BURNED OUT?

1991, Proceedings. International Test Conference, 2005
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