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Associations between FA supplementation in pregnancy and effects on offspring's NTDs, allergy/respiratory problems, cancer and behaviour problems as been studied.
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There is growing concern about the effects of excessive FA supplementation, whether in terms of doses or times of exposure.
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FA supplementation in the periconceptional period is protective against NTDs while in later periods it could be deleterious.
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A daily dose of 0.4mg FA in the periconceptional period seems to be effective and safe.
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Rituximab use in MG patients lead to the reduction of relapses and to a lesser use of immunosuppressive agents in our series.
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Rituximab use in our MG patients decreased healthcare costs after treatment, comparing to the pre-treatment period.
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Rituximab is a clinical effective treatment for B cell-related diseases like MG and seems to be a cost–saving intervention.
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Chronic anal fissure is a common condition associated with intense pain.
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Local botulinum toxin injection is a valid option in its management.
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Pain intensity scores significantly improved after BoNT injection.
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Side effects were rare and mild.
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Our results support the inclusion of BoNT in the management algorithm of chronic anal fissure.
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Breaking bad news is still deemed a difficult task by family physicians.
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Family physicians feel they need training in breaking bad news.
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The family physicians’ attitude to this issue is different from what they would wish if they themselves had a life-threatening disease.
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Quality-of-life measures improve as early as 3 months after bariatric surgery.
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There is wide variability in reporting that renders direct comparisons difficult.
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The available comparisons between RYGB and sleeve gastrectomy could not detect any difference.
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Improvement in PRO measures might be related to weight loss.
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Larger and better designed studies are required to achieve discrimination in PRO measures.
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Host comorbidities impact on prognosis of severe community-acquired pneumonia.
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Association of severity indexes, clinical and analytic parameters at admission and patient comorbidities with mortality.
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Characterization of severe community-acquired pneumonia patients admitted to ICU.
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The attitudes of family physicians regarding breaking bad news are heterogeneous.
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Younger doctors seem to see the delivery of bad news more positively.
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This trend suggests that there will be a more open communication in the future.
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Cosmos caudatus Ethanolic extract fractionation by n-butanol produced a phenolics-saponin rich fraction.
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Cosmos caudatus butanol fraction was the most potent in all antioxidant and MTT assays.
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High concentrations of all fractions increased cells migration and invasion in vitro.
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Butanol fraction intermediate concentration maximally inhibited VSMC migration and invasion.
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Mild concentrations of crude and butanol fractions showed the best invasion inhibition index.