Mandatory Repatriation Is Not the Answer to Hong Kong's Problem

swinburne’s answer to the problem of evil

the examination and explanation of swinburne’s view about the “problem of evil” and his response to it, is the main approach of this paper. in his viewpoint, in contrast with this idea, we should appeal to “theory of theodicy”. his understanding of theodicy depends on “the greater goods” and according to which evils are necessary for attaining greater goods. moreover, in this paper we'll t...

When the ICU is not the answer.

To mandatory nap or not to mandatory nap.

I t's safe to conclude that most people would not take issue with a requirement that they take a nap at some point during their workday. The United States Institute of Medicine even urges that a five-hour snooze should be made mandatory for all medical interns and residents who are putting in 16-hour shifts. The Canadian Association of Interns and Residents, though, isn't convinced of the value...

Obesity is not always the answer.

To cite: Ray P, Pawsey AKM, Preston JT. BMJ Case Rep Published online: [please include Day Month Year] doi:10.1136/ bcr-2015-213784 DESCRIPTION A 22-year-old woman (body mass index of 40 kg/m) repeatedly presented to her general practitioner (GP), with a diffusely tender and distended abdomen. She was told the reason for her symptoms was obesity. Eventually her GP referred her to A&E department...

Thrombocytopenia is not mandatory to diagnose haemolytic and uremic syndrome

BACKGROUND Hemolytic and uremic syndrome (HUS) diagnosis involves association of non immune hemolytic anemia, thrombocytopenia, and renal failure. HUS without thrombocytopenia has been observed, we call it partial HUS. Its real frequency and outcome are unknown. The aim of this study was to determine the prevalence of patients with normal platelets count in two HUS cohorts and to compare their ...