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The connection of 21 clinical and social characteristics of individuals with central nervous system (CNS) in early childhood compared groups of patients and a group of healthy young men of military age and pre-conscription.
V. G. KOSENKO +3 more
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The ‘Nation in Arms’, ‘Attempted Rearmament’ and the ‘Brigade of Guards’, 1936–1939
This article is an enquiry into the voluntary and part-time nature, as well as the Britishness, of the Canadian militia, especially the Non-Permanent Active Militia (NPAM), in an interwar ‘nation-in-arms’.
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Pathology of conscription in promoting the social cohesion of the Islamic Republic of Iran [PDF]
This research was conducted as a descriptive study with a mixed approach with the aim of identifying the harms of conscription in promoting the social cohesion of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Hossein Kohsarian
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Conscription and educational outcomes
Peacetime military service has both positive and negative effects on human capital. While it depreciates academic skills, it also enhances non-cognitive ones. The net effect of conscription is hard to identify due to issues of self-selection, endogenous timing and omitted variables bias.
Ruzica Savcic +2 more
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Deciding about the army? Conscription Counselling Service [PDF]
A pamphlet from the Conscription Counselling Service explaining the options for citizens in South Africa who are called to report for national service in the South Africa Defence Force.https://digitalcommons.colum.edu/ecc/1021/thumbnail ...
Conscription Counselling Service
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Using the resources of the Saratov region for the recruitment of the Army and Navy during the Great Patriotic War [PDF]
The article presents a general picture of the involvement of human contingents from the Saratov region to recruit the Armed Forces of the USSR on the eve and during the Great Patriotic War.
Danilov, Victor N.
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Introduction The Apgar score is routinely given at childbirth worldwide. A low Apgar score at 5 minutes is a strong predictor for neonatal death. Scores below 7 have been associated with higher risks of later neurologic disability.
Agnes Kielgast Ladelund +4 more
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With Russia’s invasion of the Ukraine on February 2022, Ukrainian children and adolescents have been exposed to several stressful life events. In addition to the confrontation with war, flight and parent-child separation due to flight and forced ...
Katrin Erlewein +2 more
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Public Opinion on Organ Conscription and Free Riding: Results from a Norwegian Survey
Shortage of organs for transplantation leads to reduced quality of life and premature deaths among patients on waiting lists. One proposed policy response is the conscription of cadaveric organs, whereby all suitable organs are retrieved after death ...
Bjørn Hol +2 more
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Introduction. In the conditions of confronting external threats and the need to respond to numerous challenges of modernity, the problem of identifying the predictors of psychological and moral stability of an individual is characterised by special ...
Anna B. Serikh +2 more
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