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Population Genetic Data for 23 STR Loci of the Black Caribbean Ethnic Group in Honduras. [PDF]

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Paternalism

The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery-American Volume, 2000
J. S. is a sixty-five-year-old man who was treated at another hospital with arthroscopic debridement of an infection at the site of a right total knee replacement and was placed on long-term intravenous antibiotics. He signed out of that hospital against medical advice.
J D, Capozzi, R, Rhodes
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Paternalism and certitude

Bioethics, 2020
AbstractWhen paternalism is deemed morally justified, weak paternalism—which restricts itself to assisting the target of paternalism realize his own preferences—is the preferred (less problematic) alternative. In determining the appropriateness of weak paternalism, the level of certitude of the paternalist regarding the correctness of her assessment of
Shlomo Cohen, Noam Cohen, Ezra Gabbay
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Paternity Index and Attribution of Paternity

Human Heredity, 1984
If blood typing and similar tests do not exclude a putative father in a paternity case, his probability of paternity can be assessed with the formulae of Essen-Möller[1938]. Gürtler[1956] uses an alternative route, viz. the paternity index, to reach identical end results. Majumder and Nei [1983] claim that the methods are not powerful enough.
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Paternal Hyperphenylalaninemia

Pediatrics, 1986
In an article published in 1981 that reported on semen studies in four men with phenylketonuria (PKU), it was concluded that semen volumes were significantly reduced. However, the index case should not have been included in the statistical analyses. In the other three cases, the men with PKU had smaller semen volumes than did the four control medical ...
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