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<i>PRPS1</i> (p.V42L) Mutation in Arts Syndrome Induces Aberrant Neural Stem Cell Development and Neuronal Senescence-Like Phenotype: Rescue by Nicotinamide Mononucleotide Supplementation. [PDF]
Kim JH, Park SJ, Lee JA, Cheon CK.
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Food and social connectedness for young people: an opportunity for public health. [PDF]
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Theoretical Medicine, 1985
Three years' experience in teaching a course in Literature and Medicine is reviewed. Examples of the ‘Laboratory’ or ‘in vitro’ functions of art are given, as they relate to and benefit both medical students and practitioners. The usefulness of literature (especially) in the medical setting is underscored, together with the need for medical personnel ...
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Three years' experience in teaching a course in Literature and Medicine is reviewed. Examples of the ‘Laboratory’ or ‘in vitro’ functions of art are given, as they relate to and benefit both medical students and practitioners. The usefulness of literature (especially) in the medical setting is underscored, together with the need for medical personnel ...
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Art of communication in medicine
Postgraduate Medical Journal, 2021While the idea that effective communication is key to good patient care is not new, it has been rapidly integrated into the undergraduate medical curriculum only in recent years. At the University of Hong Kong, medical students are introduced in their first year to the art and science of medicine, which smoothly facilitates their transition from ...
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Art for Art's Sake in Medicine
Archives of Dermatology, 1958In the 90th Psalm we find the words: "The days of our years are threescore years and ten; and if by reason of strength they be fourscore years, yet is their strength labour and sorrow; . . ." "Yet is their strength labour and sorrow . . ." In Luther's version this reads: "but his life has been worthy if it has been a life of toil and care." The life ...
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