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Blasentumor – was nun?

2019
Das Urothelkarzinom der Harnblase ist mit 16000 Neuerkrankungen pro Jahr in Deutschland der zweithäufigste Urogenitaltumor insgesamt und der häufigste bei Frauen. Oberflächliche Tumore können transurethral therapiert werden. Bei Nachweis einer Muskelinvasion ist dann jedoch eine [zum vollständigen Text gelangen Sie über die oben angegebene URL]
Enke, Y, Hamidov, Z, Krah, X
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Hardball for nuns

Nursing Administration Quarterly, 1995
Women are constantly challenged to lead and succeed in business based on male rules. This article outlines how women religious (sisters), who have been perceived as non-gendered, have learned to use the rules outlined in the book Hardball for Women to become successful health care leaders.
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Lesbian Nuns

2014
This chapter focuses on extensive public silence about the lives of lesbian religious women. It describes decades of ministry and dialogue that have nonetheless taken place within New Ways Ministry and other groups. It explores three main themes that have been part of this development in the lives of lesbian nuns since the 1970s: sexual identity ...
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THE NUNS

2008
AbstractThis chapter draws on interviews with surviving nuns to show that mothers superior were responsible for accepting children in the convents and that they did so while maintaining all possible secrecy about their actions. Not only children were hidden in convents, sometimes right under the noses of the occupiers, but also entire families as well ...
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Was nun?

1970
Herder Korrespondenz, Bd. 43 Nr.
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Nuns

2015
Abstract In his poem Upon Appleton House, Andrew Marvell implies that the Appleton nunnery in Yorkshire, along with all its works, vanish “in one instant.” The suggestion that the English nuns disappear the moment they are chased from their buildings is iconic both of English Renaissance imaginings and of modern scholarship.
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The Blonde Nun

Journal of Pastoral Care & Counseling: Advancing theory and professional practice through scholarly and reflective publications, 2006
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