“What We Lost In Syria, We Had Already Lost In Palestine:” Uncovering Stories Across Generations of Palestinian Women Born in Syria

Genomic anonymity: have we already lost it?

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Lost in translation: the gap between what we know and what we do about cardiovascular disease.

decades ago” W Australia. An analysis of data from the 2011e12 Australian National Health Measures Survey reported in this issue of the MJA found that most respondents at high risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD) were not receiving the recommended combination of bloodpressure-lowering and lipid-loweringmedications. Applying these estimates to the general population, almost one million Australia...

When we justify apathy and homicide in Syria.

Syria in Iranian Press

The main inquiry of this article is how differently the news of uprisings in Bahrain, Yemen and Syria has been covered in conservative and reformist press. In the section of theories, a review of agenda-setting and social constructionism has been offered and using theory of constructivism the role of values, identity and norms in social uprisings has been studied. In this article, ten newspaper...

Magic and divination in ancient Palestine and Syria

treated enlargement of the prostate. He also claims he has shown how they treated atherosclerosis based on the evidence of the discovery of ajoene and alliinase in fresh garlic. It appears from this that he is reaching conclusions on specific therapies of early physicians by means of the discoveries of modem pharmacology. Some notice should be taken of the evidence suggesting that drugs were no...