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Malaria spillover in Indigenous Guyanese communities following a crackdown on illegal gold mining in Brazil. [PDF]

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Pathophysiology and Evolving Treatment Options of Septic Arthritis: A Narrative Review. [PDF]

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Large Language Model-Augmented Strategic Analysis of Innovation Projects in Graduate Medical Education. [PDF]

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Targeted education for clinicians and clinical coding staff improves the accuracy of clinical coding: A quality improvement project. [PDF]

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Horace after Horace

2023
Abstract This chapter illustrates the afterlife of Horace in antiquity, the Middle Ages, and beyond, identifying salient features of his tradition such as the emphasis on his Odes and Epistles, the strong association of the poet with notions of intellectual retirement, the memorability of much of his poetry, and the international, though
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Horace’s Frustration, Horace’s Hope

English Journal, 1997
In this article, Theodore R. Sizer uses his fictional composite English teacher Horace to help him talk about how the traditional, rigid structure of high school impedes learning. He mentions standards, assessments, and new high school structures.
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Horace’s Mercury and Mercurial Horace

2019
In this piece I have surveyed the various guises under which the god Mercury is presented in the poetry of Horace. Mercury is an important figure in the Odes as inventor of the lyre, a key patron of lyric poetry and divine protector of the poet; though he can be paralleled with the young Caesar at one moment, he is not to be taken as symbolizing him at
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