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Homeopathy employs the principle of therapeutic similitude as a method of treatment.
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Primary action of drugs is followed by secondary and opposite reaction of the organism.
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This secondary and opposite reaction of the organism is namely the rebound effect of drugs.
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Homeopathy employs the rebound effect of drugs in a therapeutic way.
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Adolescent particularities are not always considered for consultations at the ED.
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Flu-like symptoms were the single main reason for adolescents to search for immediate health care.
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Limb trauma was more common in younger and male teenagers.
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Acute abdominal pain/trauma were the most frequent causes of hospital admissions.
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There was a strong correlation between age and both admission rate and severity.
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This article defines medical errors and medical responsibility from a Brazilian perspective.
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This article calls attention to the risks of medical liability and the unethical use of defensive medicine.
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The authors propose some procedures and attitudes to avoid medical errors like the use of technology at the bedside and computer-based protocols.
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The authors state that a good and ethical medical practice can avoid medical liability.
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Homeopathy is based on heterodox and complementary four scientific assumptions.
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Pseudosceptics deny these assumptions and any scientific evidence that proves them.
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The dossier describes hundreds of clinical and experimental studies in homeopathy.
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The dossier demystifies the fallacy that “there isn't scientific evidence for homeopathy”.
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The multigenic panel effectively diagnoses patients with endocrine diseases.
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It is the first panel to diagnose a broad spectrum of endocrine diseases using TMPS.
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This panel helps the visualization of molecular pathways behind endocrine conditions.