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Artificial Intelligence-Enhanced Telerehabilitation in Post-Acute Coronary Syndrome: A Narrative Review of Opportunities, Evidence, and Future Directions. [PDF]

Life (Basel)
Gherghin A, Bistriceanu MIA, Onu I, Iordan DA, Dimofte F, Neofit A, Costin DE, Scafa-Udriste A.   +7 more
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Use of Health and Welfare Technology in Palliative Care: State-of-the-Art Review.

J Med Internet Res
Zander V, Holm M, Mazaheri M, Gustafsson C, Landerdahl Stridsberg S, Hedman R.   +5 more
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Exploring Healthy Ageing in Place for Roma Communities: Insights from Knowledge Café Workshops in the UK. [PDF]

J Cross Cult Gerontol
Woolrych R, Marinov A, Sixsmith J, Greenfields M, Cisneros R, Torak P, Hyde A, Morteanu C, Smolinska-Poffley G.   +8 more
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Reliable electricity to advance quality health care in low-resource settings.

Lancet Glob Health
Vinci S, Kwong LH, Miles SB, McCord R, Cady G, Tang K, Ye W, Hande H, Mbacke B, Adair-Rohani H, Clasen T, Kammen DM.   +11 more
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Life-support system benefits from noise

Nature, 1998
Mechanical ventilators are used to provide life support for patients with respiratory failure. But over the long term, these machines can damage the lungs, causing them to collapse and the partial pressure of oxygen in the arteries to drop to abnormally low values1. In conventional mechanical ventilation, the respiratory rate and volume of air inspired
B. Suki, A. M. Alencar, M. K. Sujeer, K. R. Lutchen, J. J. Collins, J. S. Andrade Jr, E. P. Ingenito, S. Zapperi, H. E. Stanley   +8 more
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Bioregenerative life-support systems

The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 1994
Long-duration future habitation of space involving great distances from Earth and/or large crew sizes (eg, lunar outpost, Mars base) will require a controlled ecological life-support system (CELSS) to simultaneously revitalize atmosphere (liberate oxygen and fix carbon dioxide), purify water (via transpiration), and generate human food (for a ...
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Life support systems

2013
Basic human needs—a breathable atmosphere, water, food, and waste removal— are all natural life support functions and in normal life they are basically provided by our planet’s ecological system. These basic needs are the same for humans in space as on Earth, but nature must be copied by mechanical and physicochemical equipment.
Åke Ingemar Skoog, Carol Norberg
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Photobioreactors in Life Support Systems

2015
Life support systems for long-term space missions or extraterrestrial installations have to fulfill major functions such as purification of water and regeneration of atmosphere as well as the generation of food and energy. For almost 60 years ideas for biological life support systems have been collected and various concepts have been developed and ...
Wagner, I., Braun, M., Slenzka, K., Posten, C.   +3 more
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Life support systems for Mars transit

Advances in Space Research, 1992
The long-held human dream of travel to the stars and planets will probably be realized within the next quarter century. Preliminary analyses by U.S. scientists and engineers suggests that a first trip to Mars could begin as early as 2016. A proposal by U.S.S.R. space planners has suggested that an effort involving the cooperation and collaboration of
R D, MacElroy, M, Kliss, C, Straight
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