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Re-Conceptualising Public Health Interventions in Government: A Response to Recent Commentaries

Genotypic response to re-growth of defoliated sugar beets after re-watering in a water-limited environment: effects on yield and quality

Defoliation produced by abiotic factors and the subsequent re-growth can reduce sugar beet (Beta vulgaris L.) sucrose content and final sugar yield. Field experiments were conducted during 2003 and 2004 growing seasons in the farm of Hellenic Sugar Industry SA, Larissa factory, central Greece. Three sugar beet cultivars (Rival, Europa and Corsica) were ordinary irrigated till the beginning of J...

Response to: "Counterpoint re: 'Mammography screening-sticking to the science'".

Response to Lacetera , Macis & Slonim re “ Incentivizing Blood

Lacetera and colleagues assert that the conclusions of our review are unreliable. We provide evidence below that their criticisms are unfounded and thus neither undermine the veracity of our review nor provide a basis for policymakers to reconsider economic incentives to address blood shortages. Comment 1: Mellstrom & Johannesson (2008) evaluated how incentives affected acceptance to become a b...