Diamorphine and British cardiology: so we are right!

XXXL: why are we so fat?

ne of the most comprehensive data sets available about Americans—how tall they are, when they last visited a dentist, what sort of cereal they eat for breakfast, whether they have to pee during the night, and, if so, how often—comes from a series of studies conducted by the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Participants are chosen at random, interviewed at length, and subjecte...

Molecular Targets for Endometriosis Therapy: Where We Are and Where We Are Going?

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Why Are We Right Handed

ness for according to himself uncivilized man tends to the same practice. The wild aborigines in the Andaman Islands use their right hands for the actual discharge of the arrow from the bow. It is the same with semi-civilized races on the N. W. Frontier, in Somaliland, and elsewhere that I have observed. Let Ur. Jaensch more carefully observe an infant and he will see its pronounced tendency to...

[Interventional cardiology. Where are we and where are we going from here?].

This article summarizes 20 years of percutaneous interventional cardiology for coronary angioplasty. During this period, interventional cardiology has evolved faster than any other type of treatment in the field of cardiovascular diseases. We describe the early results of interventional cardiology, the increase in primary success rates and the reduction in complication rates for percutaneous te...

Are We Asking All the Right Questions About Quality of Care in Low- and Middle-Income Countries?