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Strongyloidiasis in Oceania

, 2016
Strongyloidiasis is a potentially fatal disease caused by species of Strongyloides (Nematoda). In Oceania, two species infect humans: S. stercoralis and S. kellyi. S.
R Speare (9851462), Page, Wendy, Page, W, Shield, Jennifer, Wendy Page, Speare, R, Speare, Rick, Judd, JA, Jennifer Shield, Jenni Judd, A Miller (7506077), Judd, Jenni, F O'Donahoo (9860051), Miller, A, O’Donahoo, Francis, J Shield (9860048), Miller, Adrian, Adrian Miller, Rick Speare, O'Donahoo, Francis, W Page (9860045), Francis O’Donahoo, O'Donahoo, F, Jennifer Judd (9808754), Shield, J   +24 more
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Monica Tennberg, Else Grete Broderstad, Hans-Kristian Hernes (eds.), Indigenous Peoples, Natural Resources and Governance: Agencies and Interactions (London: Routledge, 2021)

Nordicum-Mediterraneum, 2023
Renata Colwell
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Understanding the public voices and researchers speaking into the 5G narrative

Frontiers in Public Health
The many different voices speaking into the current narrative surrounding the health effects of 5G technologies necessitate an exploration of the background of the various published author-spokespersons and their potential motives.
Steven Weller, Steven Weller, Julie E. McCredden   +2 more
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A scoping review and evidence map of radiofrequency field exposure and genotoxicity: assessing in vivo, in vitro, and epidemiological data

Frontiers in Public Health
BackgroundStudies investigating genotoxic effects of radiofrequency electromagnetic field (RF-EMF) exposure (3 kHz−300 GHz) have used a wide variety of parameters, and results have been inconsistent. A systematic mapping of existing research is necessary
Steven G. Weller, Steven G. Weller, Julie E. McCredden, Victor Leach, Cordia Chu, Alfred King-yin Lam   +5 more
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Oral and oropharyngeal cancer in Oceania

, 2017
Objectives: Lip, oral cavity and oropharyngeal cancer (OCC-OPC) represents a significant global health burden. The epidemiology and prediction of future burden of these cancers in Oceania is reported along with a critical description of cancer registries
Newell W Johnson, Omar Kujan, Kujan, Omar, Farah, Camile S, Pollaers, Katherine, Johnson, Newell W, Katherine Pollaers, Camile S Farah   +7 more
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Skin in the game: epidemiology analysis of skin cancer in rural Western Victoria

Rural and Remote Health
Introduction: The aim of this clinical review was to evaluate the number and types of skin cancer excised by GPs in a rural clinic in South West Victoria, Australia, and analyse the number needed to treat (NNT, a common metric for evaluating skin ...
Tori Dopheide, Jessica Feeney, Joshua Eaton, Jessica Beattie, Rizwan Jaipurwala, Lara Fuller, Leesa Walker   +6 more
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Hookworm Infection in Oceania

, 2016
Hookworm disease and its associated morbidities continue to be a major public health problem in many tropical and subtropical nations and remain endemic throughout the Oceania region.
Richard Bradbury, Traub, Rebecca, Bradbury, Richard, Rebecca J. Traub, Traub, Rebecca J.   +4 more
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Nuovi movimenti religiosi in Oceania dopo le invasioni coloniali

, 2005
Vengono affrontate questioni e dibattiti aperti, legati alla natura e struttura dei movimenti sviluppatisi in Oceania come risposta alle esperienze e alle esigenze delle popolazioni indigene, nell'ambito dei nuovi scenari venutisi a delineare con la ...
PAINI, Anna Maria
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Swim, baby, swim: the active dispersal scenario of juvenile North Pacific loggerhead turtles revealed by historical satellite tracking data and novel operational oceanography products

Movement Ecology
Background How juvenile sea turtles disperse during their first years at sea, known as the “lost years”, remains enigmatic. The oceanic circulation is known to play a major role, but the impact of the swimming activity is poorly understood, largely ...
Philippe Gaspar, Julien Temple-Boyer, Dana K. Briscoe, Masanori Kurita, Denise M. Parker, Jeffrey J. Polovina, Marc R. Rice, Tomomi Saito, George H. Balazs   +8 more
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Sweet potato in Oceania: a reappraisal

, 2006
allard's introductory chapter reviews the lively debate concerning the introduction of sweet potato into Oceania and its role in debates concerning population growth, population density, and their relationship to agricultural intensification and socio ...
Kahn, Jennifer G.
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