Do robots pose a threat to public revenues?

Do nurse practitioners pose a threat to family physicians?: YES.

Do nurse practitioners pose a threat to family physicians?: NO.

Le Médecin de famille canadien Vol 55: january • janVier 2009 Admittedly, the concept of nurse practitioners is not new. As my colleague states, these professionals were originally created in an attempt to address the shortage of physicians, a shortage that in my view persists. Nurse practitioners have not been a panacea for this problem, which is undermining our profession. She also notes that...

Free roaming dogs: a threat to public health

Free roaming dogs are increasing in numbers. They live in unhygienic conditions and are not vaccinated mostly. They create several problems in the community, particularly health threats to human. Dog biting is a commonly reported case in some hospitals in Bangladesh. Rabies is one of the killers of people in Bangladesh and transmission occurs mostly due the dog biting. Death commonly occurs in ...

Structural Contributors to Public Revenues in Developing Countries

Since 1960s and the following financial crisis in developing countries, a wide research has been conducted on financial capability of states in repayment of their debts. Though having been considered at various importance levels during the past decades, this subject seems to have today become a controversial issue in economic discourses. In principle, three indices are applied to determine the ...

Brushtail possums (Trichosurus vulpecula) may pose a threat to public health in New Zealand.

Australian brushtail possums (Trichosurus vulpecula) were first introduced to New Zealand in the 1800s for the establishment of a fur trade. Possums in New Zealand are practically free of their natural competitors, predators and parasites, and as many as 70 million animals now occupy more than 97% of New Zealand’s land area. Possums are a serious pest in New Zealand due to their substantial imp...