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All's well that ends well and starts well

Creativity and Innovation Management, 2022
We congratulate Katharina Hölzle with her new job as a professor of Technology Management and Human Factors at the University of Stuttgart, leading the institute for Human Factors and Technology Management as well as the Fraunhofer Institute for Industrial Engineering.
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Keeping the Well-Elderly Well

The American Journal of Nursing, 1983
The term well elderly does not necessarily mean illness free. In fact, it is estimated that 85 percent of the elderly have some form of chronic illness.* But many, on fixed incomes, cannot afford routine health checkups. Thus, new problems may go undetected and chronic disorders may escalate into acute illnesses.
M P, Hazard, R E, Kemp
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Cut Well, Sew Well, Do Well?

New England Journal of Medicine, 2013
Although its origin is uncertain, the expression “cut well, sew well, do well” is known by most physicians and is probably known by every surgeon who received training in this century. It endorses principles espoused by Dr. William Halsted at the end of the 19th century that stressed that gentle handling of tissue, precise dissection, and exact tissue ...
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All's well that ends well

Trends in Cell Biology, 2001
A recent Cold Spring Harbour meeting(*) reviewed the latest progress on telomeres (the specialized structures that form the ends of chromosomes) and telomerase (the enzyme primarily responsible for their replication). Among the many aspects of telomere biology covered were strong sessions elaborating telomere replication and length regulation ...
J L, Stewart, K M, Baird, C J, Farr
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Seeing gel wells well

Analytical Biochemistry, 1988
Indicator dyes have been incorporated in the stacking gel monomer used in acrylamide gels to render readily visible and delineate the sample wells. Some dyes, such as bromphenol blue, migrate during the electrophoresis, whereas others, such as the ortho-unsubstituted phenol red, become chemically bound to the polymerized gel. The method can be used for
I, Smith, R, Cromie, K, Stainsby
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Discerning the ‘Well’ of Wellness

Music and Medicine, 2019
A few years ago I was invited to participate in a ‘hack-a-thon’ that took place in a tech workspace setting in NYC....
Joanne V Loewy, Ralph Spintge
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