1. 1 październik 2001 – 30 września 2004 — asystent w Instytucie Matematyki Stosowanej i Mechaniki, Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego; 2. od 1 października 2004 — adiunkt w Instytucie Matematyki Stosowanej i Mechaniki, Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego; 3. 1 lutego 2010 – 30 czerwca 2011 — contractado doctor w Instytucie Nauk Matematycznych Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas, Madryt, Hiszpania w...

Multiple lines of converging evidence link polyphenols, particularly hydroxytyrosol and HIDROXTM, to improved clinical outcomes. In human and animal studies, hydroxytyrosol and HIDROXTM have been shown to induce significant therapeutic effects on the cardiovascular system, improve the quality of life of patients with osteoporosis, and reduce markers of inflammation. These findings have all been...

I would like to thank Dr. Clarfield for providing an enlightening essay on trends in healthy life expectancy (HLE). He opened my eyes to alternative ways of thinking about these metrics, but before I get into this important issue, it is worth clarifying one main point raised during this debate. Dr. Clarfield states, “Life expectancy is increasing at all ages in the developed world and has been ...

Dr. Bahadurji at the Carlisle meeting, and referred by it to thelndian branches of the Association. He did so in a very gentlemanly way, and while giving due credit to the Indian Medical Service for all that it had done in the past for his country and countrymen, in medical relief, medical education, sanitation and generally in creating and promoting rational medical science and practice in Ind...

Dr Kottow in his paper Classical medicine v alternative medical practices (1) places the alternativelorthodox medicine debate within an historical context of antiquackery literature. My paper explores the nature of science as it is applied to clinical practice and challenges the narrow view ofthe diagnostic process as outlined byDr Kottow. Research methodologies more appropriate to 'whole perso...

enter the notorious Japanese Prisoner of War "camp" at Changi Gaol after the liberation. On demobilisation he returned to UCH and then moved to Bristol as a surgical registrar. In 1952 he travelled the USA in company with his wife, visiting gynaecological and surgical centres. Having passed the PRCS in 1953 he decided to enter general practice and joined the practice in Keynsham where he contin...

IT is with the deepest regret that we have learnt of the recent death at Home of Dr. H. M. Crake, Health Officer to the Calcutta Corporation. " Like many other medical men, Dr. Crake knew that he was engaged in a war with conditions that he could not hope to see swept away in his lifetime" remarks the Statesman. " Religious and social forms were all the time fighting against his desire to bring...