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Denmark and Sweden take another look at how they investigate scientific misconduct

How Do I Look? Body Image Perceptions among University Students from England and Denmark

This study examined differences in body image perception between university students in two European countries, United Kingdom and Denmark. A total of 816 British and 548 Danish university students participated in a cross-sectional survey. A self-administered questionnaire assessed socio-demographic information, body image perception (as "too thin", "just right" or "too fat"), and the associati...

Where to look next and what to look for

In [Sch 96c] we have introduced the use of Multidimensional Receptive Field Histograms for Probabilistic Object Recognition. In this paper we reverse the object recognition problem by asking the question, "where should we look?", when we want to verify the presence of an object, to track an object or to actively explore a scene. This paper describes the statistical framework from which we obtai...

look to the elderly : profiles in osteoporosis

extractosteoporosis is one of the most serious  debilitating health problems that older people deal with it. but can be prevent or minimize more than any other health problem . two new patients were admitted to the orthopedic ward of a crowded hospital in the city. one of them is a 60 year old woman who had vertebral compression fractures during coughing and eventually left the hospital with ch...

Improved access to temporary pacing in Denmark.

INTRODUCTION The aim was to illustrate current use of temporary pacing (TP) in Denmark by replicating a questionnaire study from 1986 and to compare the results of the two studies. MATERIAL AND METHODS The questionnaire was sent to Danish hospitals treating patients with acute myocardial infarction (AMI). To illustrate potential changes in the indications for TP, the questionnaire included tw...