[Comment on “Will AGU survive?” by William H. Prescott] journal production needs modernization

Olympics : who will survive ?

I t is evident that anyone required to perform at a high level in sport or other physically demanding occupation has a limited number of years before demands made on the body begin to take their toll, sometimes accompanied by difficulties of a psychological nature. Although there may be a good deal of informal support from family, friends, and perhaps even other athletes who have retired, in so...

Will Cognitiob, survive?

An early decision for the theorist is that of deciding on a for-m of expression. My own decision in this respect has been to adopt the conventions of information processing modelling. The main principle here is to try to isolate processes which can be regarded as functionally modular. These processes are symbolised by boxes with inputs and outputs specified, usually in terms of the form of the ...

Will undergraduate geriatric medicine survive?

of relevant research to establish best practice, hopefully arising as much from within the NHS as the academic sector, through its reconfigured R&D programme including the new Dementia and Neurodegenerative Diseases Research Network (DeNDRoN). • The fifth consequence would be the emergence of an evidence base that could properly inform the commissioning process and better define the roles of pr...

Will forensic psychiatry survive DSM-5?

Deep Enteroscopy: Which Technique Will Survive?

The advent of deep enteroscopy (DE) has dramatically changed diagnostic and therapeutic approaches to small bowel diseases. Unlike capsule endoscopy, which is unable to obtain biopsies or treat a disease, DE techniques have diagnostic and therapeutic capabilities. Double-balloon enteroscopy (DBE) was introduced in 2001, and single-balloon enteroscopy (SBE) and spiral enteroscopy (SE) were subse...