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Technologic advances now make it possible to collect large amounts of genetic, epigenetic, metabolomic and gut microbiome data. These data have the potential to transform approaches towards nutrition counselling by allowing us to recognise and embrace the metabolic, physiologic and genetic differences among individuals. The ultimate goal is to be able to integrate these multi-dimensional data s...

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In many invertebrates, the nuclearization of β-catenin at one pole of the embryo initiates endomesoderm specification. An intriguing possibility is that a gradient of nuclear β-catenin (nβ-catenin), similar to that operating in vertebrate neural tube patterning, functions to distinguish cell fates in invertebrates. To test this hypothesis, we determined the function of nβ-catenin during the ear...

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Background: Clinical supervision has gained wide recognition in recent years as an essential component of a practitioner’s continuing professional development. However, confusion exists in professional literature regarding the most effective models, styles, processes and methods of clinical supervision. Aim: This article outlines the elements required to establish and sustain an effective clini...

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Traditional systems of medicine, also known as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM), have been in practice in Southeast Asia since time immemorial. These systems, which originated in India (Ayurveda), China [herbal medicine, acupuncture, massage (tui na), exercise (qigong)] and Greece Persia (Unani system) are still prevalent worldwide, along with other forms, including Tibetan medicine...

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