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Mitochondrially tethered Mmm1 can function as a sole lipid transporter at ER-mitochondria contacts. [PDF]

open access: yesJ Cell Biol
Covill-Cooke C   +9 more
europepmc   +1 more source

Physiological demands of mountain rescue work

Emergency Medicine Journal, 2011
ObjectiveTo characterise the physical fitness of mountain rescue (MR) volunteers and the physical demands of a typical MR callout.MethodsEight MR volunteers (age ± SD: 45.5 ± 8.9 years) completed a laboratory-based treadmill exercise test to exhaustion.
Nigel, Callender   +2 more
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Does rescue cerclage work?

Journal of Perinatal Medicine, 2018
AbstractRescue cervical cerclage (RCC), also known as emergency cerclage, has long been the subject of controversy. Its use in women who have a dilated cervix has been ambivalent. RCC is often considered as a salvage measure for pregnancies which are at a high risk of severe preterm delivery (PTD) or mid-trimester miscarriage.
Durai, Shivani   +3 more
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Disaster rescue work: The consequences for the family

Counselling Psychology Quarterly, 1991
Abstract This paper reports on the findings of a pilot study investigating the impact of disaster relief work on the wives and family members of the relief workers. The study revealed that the wives did experience stress, although the nature of the problems identifed changed with each phase of disaster involvement. Children may also be affected.
Douglas Paton, Barbara-Anne Kelso
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