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How well is the "Mental well-being" of Prison Inmates? An Exploratory Study from a Prison of Western UP. [PDF]

open access: yesIndian J Community Med
Khan H   +6 more
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The Offensive Wrist

Clinical Nuclear Medicine, 1986
Fencing between injection of Tc-99m MDP and imaging resulted in a diffuse increase in radioactivity in the asymptomatic wrist of a right-handed fencer. Repeat study two weeks later showed normal distribution of radiopharmaceutical. At that time, the athlete was fenced into the patient waiting area between injection and scan.
M L, Jackson, C R, Goldfarb, F, Ongseng
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Offensive Music in the OR

Virtual Mentor, 2003
Medical students should not fear retribution for speaking up when a senior staff member is behaving in a manner that threatens a professional workplace environment. Virtual Mentor is a monthly bioethics journal published by the American Medical Association.
Rachel, Sackrowitz, Kenneth M, Sutin
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Hateful Memes, Offensive or Non-offensive!

2021
Memes are a form of friendly exchange between one another and can guide one smoothly over a conflict or come to a meaningful conclusion. Detection of offensive and hate speech-related content in social media memes has been investigated in a single modality only, i.e. considering only text or only image.
Sujata Khedkar   +3 more
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Taking Offense at Offense-Defense Theory

International Security, 1998
In his article "Offense, Defense, and the Causes of War,"' Stephen Van Evera claims that "offense-defense theory" is "important," has "wide explanatory range.... wide realworld applicability.... large prescriptive utility.... [and] is quite satisfying" (p. 41). Van Evera's conclusions are, however, unwarranted.
James W. Davis   +5 more
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