dehqanans’ (peasants) involvement in tabriz resistance movement (the minor dictatorship era)

Two-year Prevalence of Minor Aphtha in Tabriz, Northwest Iran

BACKGROUND AND AIMS Recurrent aphthous stomatitis is a condition comprised of oral painful ulcers appearing at inter-vals in different intraoral sites, triggered by a variety of causative agents in certain subgroups of patients. Since there are no studies on the subject in Northwest Iran, the aims of the present study were to evaluate the prevalence of aphthous ulcer and to assess the associati...

The Effect of Tabriz Geographical Location on the City Economy in the Ilkhanid Era

The geographical location and its impact on the economy is particularly important in understanding the history of a city. The Mongol invasion of Iran brought about major changes in the decadence and growth of the city. Tabriz city, due to its geographical location and its economic importance in the Ilkhanid era, enjoyed a special importance. The purpose of this study was to investigate the reas...

Update on Prevalence of Minor Aphtha and the Involved Factors in Tabriz, Northwest Iran

n the article entitled “Two-year prevalence of minor aphtha in Tabriz, Northwest Iran” which was published in the winter issue of the third volume of the journal, a 0.3% prevalence rate for minor recurrent aphthous stomatitis (RAS) was reported. We attempted to continue studying the archives of Tabriz University of Medical Sciences Faculty of Dentistry until June 2008, to allow for a consecutiv...

Minor tooth movement in general practice.

Reconsidering Resistance in the Post-Human Era

User resistance to new technology has long been a central concern to the information systems discipline. The current discourse on “sociomateriality” invites us to rethink, in a fundamental way, what resistance means in individual terms. This essay represents a preliminary effort to recast resistance as a phenomenon that reflects the politics of personal boundaries. Sociomateriality figures into...

Parental Involvement in Minor Abortions; Making the Ultimate Choice

In the 1800’s and early 1900’s, women were on the backend of the political system in the U.S. Women’s rights were very limited across the country, and the limitations of these rights were considered a norm [1]. In the 1960’s, a Texas woman named Sarah Weddington, saw firsthand the struggle that women in her generation faced. She faced a lot of discriminations both in her college years and durin...