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To WE, or not to WE, that is the question
Gut, 2020We read with interest the work by Rutter et al 1 who reported that ‘in enema-prepared unsedated screening sigmoidoscopies performed by screening-accredited endoscopists, no difference in patient-reported pain was seen when using either a carbon dioxide (CO2) or water-assisted sigmoidoscopy (WAS) intubation technique’.
Felix W Leung, Joseph W Leung
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We Are What We Eat, Or Are We?
Journal of Clinical Oncology, 2013Not a clinic day goes by without multiple patients asking me what they should eat, both while on treatment for their cancer and during the survivorship period. If you Google diet and cancer, you are informed that there are 207 million results. Such an association seems logical; we all grew up hearing the phase “you are what you eat,” a phrase ...
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Archives of Surgery, 1981
To the Editor .–I read with interest the report by Alexander Nehme, MD (Archives1980;115:1194-1196). Scrutiny of the abstract disclosed a last sentence that began, "We conclude...." On examination of the author's by-line, I found only one name. As a long-time reader of Mark Twain, may I suggest that the pronoun "we" be restricted to (1) groups, (2 ...
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To the Editor .–I read with interest the report by Alexander Nehme, MD (Archives1980;115:1194-1196). Scrutiny of the abstract disclosed a last sentence that began, "We conclude...." On examination of the author's by-line, I found only one name. As a long-time reader of Mark Twain, may I suggest that the pronoun "we" be restricted to (1) groups, (2 ...
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Reviews in American History, 2006
Never before has food been so hot. From foodies to dieters to vegans to home chefs, Americans in the year 2006 are fascinated with cooking and eating-and more than ever, reading about it. The last few years have seen an extraordinary upsurge of publishing in culinary studies and food history, with popular and academic works addressing subjects ranging ...
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Never before has food been so hot. From foodies to dieters to vegans to home chefs, Americans in the year 2006 are fascinated with cooking and eating-and more than ever, reading about it. The last few years have seen an extraordinary upsurge of publishing in culinary studies and food history, with popular and academic works addressing subjects ranging ...
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Information Systems Security, 2002
Abstract Watching the growth of the Internet has been fun, fascinating, and educational for all. If its evolution is like any other evolving object in the universe, it will not end up as we expect. For example, the original creators of the Internet, coming from academia, imagined an open network where everything could be shared and where everyone would
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Abstract Watching the growth of the Internet has been fun, fascinating, and educational for all. If its evolution is like any other evolving object in the universe, it will not end up as we expect. For example, the original creators of the Internet, coming from academia, imagined an open network where everything could be shared and where everyone would
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2019
The chapter discusses the explosive history of Southern University in the years leading up to the Black Power Movement. Baton Rouge, Louisiana was the setting for one of the largest student protests in the country as thousands of students flocked to the streets in protests against Jim Crow policies.
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The chapter discusses the explosive history of Southern University in the years leading up to the Black Power Movement. Baton Rouge, Louisiana was the setting for one of the largest student protests in the country as thousands of students flocked to the streets in protests against Jim Crow policies.
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Are We Asking and Are We Listening?
Journal of Midwifery & Women's Health, 2003As nurse-midwives we are actively engaged in the care of adolescent girls. Adolescents’ attitudes behaviors and their use of the health care system are linked directly to their health and well being as adults. The results of the 1998 Nurse-Midwifery Practice Survey indicated that 29% of all annual visits to midwives were by adolescents.
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Are we as we Act or as we See Ourselves to Be?
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1994125 college students' self-concepts were significantly correlated with their own perceived behaviors, as well as with seven (of 11) other traits or characteristics measured. Perceived behaviors, however, did not correlate significantly with as many of these other traits. All rs are low in magnitude and account for little variance.
James R. Necessary, Thomas S. Parish
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If we are what we eat, then we reap what we sow
Early Years Educator, 2005In the first of a three part series Karen Sullivan looks at the health risks associated with overweight children.
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Are We Selfish, Are we Nice, or Are We Nice Because We Are Selfish?
Science, 1998Unto Others The Evolution and Psychology of Unselfish Behavior. Elliott Sober and David Sloan Wilson. Harvard University Press, Cambridge, MA, 1998. 406 pp. $29.95. ISBN 0-674-93046-0. The authors of Unto Others present an evolutionary argument for unselfish behavior as ...
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