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A robber of joy or a natural transition? a qualitative exploration of women's menopause experiences in Ireland. [PDF]
BMC Womens HealthGiggins OM +3 more
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Spinal Cord Injury as a Socially Lived Disability: A Phenomenological Study of Rehabilitation and Everyday Life Among Community-Dwelling Individuals. [PDF]
J Clin MedKaradimitri D +6 more
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Understanding knowledge, beliefs, values and barriers towards cervical cancer screening and self-sampling amongst migrant Muslim women in Southwest London: an in-depth qualitative interview study. [PDF]
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English Today, 1986
‘Foul language’ seems essential to some and gives great offence to others. SHIRLEY E PECKHAM asks for a campaign to do something about it, especially in the young, and DAVID CRYSTAL adds a commentary that takes a clinical look at this ancient human predilection.
Shirley E Peckham, David Crystal
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‘Foul language’ seems essential to some and gives great offence to others. SHIRLEY E PECKHAM asks for a campaign to do something about it, especially in the young, and DAVID CRYSTAL adds a commentary that takes a clinical look at this ancient human predilection.
Shirley E Peckham, David Crystal
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Pediatrics, 1980
The recent letter by "Perplexed Observer" (Pediatrics 65:369, 1980) opens up the taboo zone that exists in pediatrics—or, indeed, in any other aspect of medicine. Discussion of the ethics of the interaction between the infant food1 (or pharmaceutical) industries2,3 and the health profession is not considered "nice"—nevertheless, it exists.
D B, Jelliffe, E F, Jelliffe
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The recent letter by "Perplexed Observer" (Pediatrics 65:369, 1980) opens up the taboo zone that exists in pediatrics—or, indeed, in any other aspect of medicine. Discussion of the ethics of the interaction between the infant food1 (or pharmaceutical) industries2,3 and the health profession is not considered "nice"—nevertheless, it exists.
D B, Jelliffe, E F, Jelliffe
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TABOO OR NOT TABOO: THAT IS THE QUESTION
American Speech, 2002L'A. analyse l'evolution du lexique dans les medias a la fin du 20 e siecle aux Etats-Unis : des mots tabous faisant reference a des parties du corps ou a des groupes ethniques sont de plus en plus utilises ; on peut alors s'interroger sur l'attitude des lexicographes a l'egard de ce nouveau vocabulaire et sur le statut qui lui est attribue.
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