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In Praise of Chiropractic

Journal of Health Services Research & Policy, 2009
The rationales used in chiropractic are largely in keeping with current evidence-based guidance. When listening to debates for and against the scientific basis of chiropractic, it is important to be aware of the selective use of evidence on both sides and of the limitations of logical positivistic arguments when it comes to health care areas that have ...
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In praise of mealybugs

Journal of Genetics, 2018
The fascinating chromosomal cycle leading to facultative heterochromatization in the mealybugs has been a challenging system for mechanistic understanding of the phenomenon of genomic imprinting and epigenetics. The elegant cytological dissection of the various processes reported in the literature is equally fascinating for the researchers of current ...
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In Praise of Error

Journal of Molecular Evolution, 2016
The methodological status of origin-of-life research as an experimental science, predicated on deductive logic, is assessed and illustrated by recent examples.
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In Praise of Reviewers

Applied Optics, 2013
Applied Optics Editor-in-Chief, Joseph N. Mait, comments on the value of peer review in improving the work published by authors.
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Praise of biochemistry.

Rivista di biologia, 2009
The interplay of chemistry and biology that occurred after Lavoisier's revolution gave the possibility of analysing the first organic molecules present in animals and plants. The will of learning of the first biologists enabled them to gain the biological meaning of many organic molecules and, towards the mid-19th century, to introduce the concept of ...
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Praise, Praise, Praise

The American Journal of Nursing, 1966
Mary E. Shoup, Christina L. Haas
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In Praise of Hospice

JAMA
In this narrative medicine essay, a retired physician describes the kindness, companionship, and skill of the hospice workers who helped his wife and him prepare for her death.
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In Praise of Footnotes

New England Journal of Medicine, 1982
A, Shaw, I A, Shaw
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In Praise Of….

Journal of Emergency Nursing, 2014
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