From the Division of Comparative Medicine,* Department of Pathology,t Departments ofNeurology and Molecular Biology and Genetics,1 The Johns Hopkins University School ofMedicine, Baltimore, Maryland; Department ofMolecular Microbiology and Immunology,t Department ofEpidemiology," TheJohns Hopkins University School of Public Health, Baltimore, Maryland; and Tulane Regional Primate Research Cente...

A serological screening was performed in 615 individuals aged 0-87 years, living in the city of Cordoba, Argentina to study the relationship between antibody prevalence for the SLE virus and age. A 13.98% prevalence of neutralizing antibodies was obtained and its relation to age was significantly high (p = 0.045). The highest seroprevalence was noted on individuals over 60 years old (>20%), whe...

RIDGE, ENDEAVOUR CRATER, MARS: OPPORTUNITY OBSERVATIONS. D. W. Mittlefehldt1, R. Gellert2, D. W. Ming1, R. V. Morris1, C. Schröder3, A. S. Yen4, W. H. Farrand5, R. E. Arvidson6, B. J. Franklin4, J. A. Grant7, K. E. Herkenhoff8, B. L. Jolliff6 and the Athena Science Team. 1NASA/Johnson Space Center, ([email protected]), 2University of Guelph, 3University of Stirling, 4JPL/Caltech, 5S...

A recent International Journal of Health Policy and Management (IJHPM) article by Fadi El-Jardali and colleagues makes an important contribution to the literature on health system strengthening by reporting on a survey of healthcare stakeholders in Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMICs) about Systems Thinking (ST). The study’s main contributions are its confirmation that healthcare stakeholde...

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This paper reports on aspects of a small-scale, UK-based study that investigated local discourses and practices operating for young children within a global context of commitment to inclusion. The study focused on parents of young children identified as having special educational needs, who opted for a combination of both inclusive and special early years settings to ‘get the best of both world...