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Research Communication: Changing Aetiology of Chronic Liver Diseases in East Asia Pacific and HCC Surveillance in Non-Cirrhotic Patients. [PDF]

Aliment Pharmacol Ther
Liu M, Liu C, Mok TN, Qi X, Ming WK.
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Global burden of cancers attributable to high fasting plasma glucose from 1990 to 2021 and projections until 2031. [PDF]

Diabetol Metab Syndr
Zhu X, Wang L, Liang H, Zhang J, Zhao S, Zhao C, Wang D, Ding Y.   +7 more
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Mental Health Professionals' Perceptions of Benefits and Disadvantages of Telehealth: International Mixed Methods Study.

J Med Internet Res
Montoya MI, Kogan CS, Khoury B, García-Pacheco JA, Robles R, Rebello TJ, Kulygina M, Reed GM.   +7 more
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East Pacific Rise: Hot Springs and Geophysical Experiments

Science, 1980
Hydrothermal vents jetting out water at 380° ± 30°C have been discovered on the axis of the East Pacific Rise. The hottest waters issue from mineralized chimneys and are blackened by sulfide precipitates. These hydrothermal springs are the sites of actively forming massive sulfide mineral deposits.
F N, Spiess, K C, Macdonald, T, Atwater, R, Ballard, A, Carranza, D, Cordoba, C, Cox, V M, Garcia, J, Francheteau, J, Guerrero, J, Hawkins, R, Haymon, R, Hessler, T, Juteau, M, Kastner, R, Larson, B, Luyendyk, J D, Macdougall, S, Miller, W, Normark, J, Orcutt, C, Rangin   +21 more
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East Pacific Rise and Westward Drift of North America

Nature, 1968
There is some evidence for an ancestral East Pacific Rise which was overridden by North America in Mesozoic time.
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Tertiary Sediment from the East Pacific Rise

Science, 1967
More than 50 cores ranging in age from Pliocene to Lower Miocene have been recovered from the East Pacific Rise. Near the crestal regions the sediment cover is thin or lacking, and only Pleistocene sediments were recovered. On the flanks, the sediment thickness increases and pre-Pleistocene sediments are encountered.
L H, Burckle, J, Ewing, T, Saito, R, Leyden   +3 more
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The East Pacific Rise

Scientific American, 1961
Evidence gathered by expeditions of the University of California’s Scripps Institution of Oceanography during the International Geophysical Year suggests that the East Pacific Rise is one of the largest physical structures on earth. It runs in a sickle-shaped curve from near New Zealand 8,000 miles to the coast of Mexico.
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Hydrothermal Germanium Over the Southern East Pacific Rise

Science, 1986
Germanium enrichment in the oceanic water column above the southern axis of the East Pacific Rise results from hydrothermal solutions emanating from hot springs along the rise crest. This plume signature provides a new oceanic tracer of reactions between seawater and sea floor basalts during hydrothermal alteration.
R A, Mortlock, P N, Froelich
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