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Nirsevimab Immunization to Prevent Pediatric RSV Hospitalizations.
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Science, 2012
In their 27 July Editorial (“Iceberg alert for NIH,” p. [390][1]), H. R. Bourne and M. O. Lively assert that “faculty, administrators, research institutions, and NIH must work together” to address the challenges of research funding during a time when the nation is struggling to regain ...
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In their 27 July Editorial (“Iceberg alert for NIH,” p. [390][1]), H. R. Bourne and M. O. Lively assert that “faculty, administrators, research institutions, and NIH must work together” to address the challenges of research funding during a time when the nation is struggling to regain ...
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Real Cost of Recycled Spectacles
Optometry and Vision Science, 2012ABSTRACT Purpose. Many programs aimed at mitigating the problem of uncorrected refractive error and the resulting avoidable blindness use recycled (donated) spectacles as a seemingly inexpensive expedient.
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Science, 2001
The cost of electricity from wind is about 4 ¢ per kilowatt-hour (kWh) according to M. Z. Jacobson and G. M. Masters' estimate in their Policy Forum “Exploiting wind versus coal” ( Science 's Compass, 24 Aug., p. [1438][1]), making wind energy competitive with new coal-fired generation. There is a 1.5-¢/kWh federal credit for wind energy producers, and,
J F, DeCarolis, D W, Keith
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The cost of electricity from wind is about 4 ¢ per kilowatt-hour (kWh) according to M. Z. Jacobson and G. M. Masters' estimate in their Policy Forum “Exploiting wind versus coal” ( Science 's Compass, 24 Aug., p. [1438][1]), making wind energy competitive with new coal-fired generation. There is a 1.5-¢/kWh federal credit for wind energy producers, and,
J F, DeCarolis, D W, Keith
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1986
"ETHOS vs. Exigencies: Medicine's Dilemma" was the theme of the tenth Annual Symposium of Blue Cross-Blue Shield of Illinois, held Oct 18, 1985, in Chicago. There were four participants in the opening session entitled "Managing the Cost of Care—The Key to Survival"; I was assigned the anchor role.
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"ETHOS vs. Exigencies: Medicine's Dilemma" was the theme of the tenth Annual Symposium of Blue Cross-Blue Shield of Illinois, held Oct 18, 1985, in Chicago. There were four participants in the opening session entitled "Managing the Cost of Care—The Key to Survival"; I was assigned the anchor role.
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Economics and Schizophrenia: The Real Cost
British Journal of Psychiatry, 1994The total direct cost of treating schizophrenia in the UK is £397 million, or 1.6% of the total health care budget. Hospital-based and community-based residential care accounts for nearly three-quarters of these costs, while drugs account for only 5%.
L M, Davies, M F, Drummond
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