Abstract The presence of scattered prehistoric human bones in caves and sinkholes is common many regions Iberia. These are usually interpreted as erratic elements coming from burial contexts, collective associations. contexts very frequent karst areas the Iberian Peninsula since Early Neolithic, mostly Late Copper Age, while findings earlier chronologies much more unusual. In this work, we pres...

The Emily Jerry Foundation was instrumental in requiring training and certification for pharmacy technicians; and a representative from the institute for Safe Medication Practices discusses "off-the-beaten-track" areas of medication use.

Model organisms, such as rodents, monkeys, or Drosophila, have driven much of recent research in neuroscience. However, studies in other, more unusual systems have broadened the types of questions that are being asked and have revealed the diverse ways in which species tackle common problems. Cell editor Mirna Kvajo talked with Nachum Ulanovsky, Gilles Laurent, and Anthony Leonardo about their ...

of a brain stem infarction as a complication of percutaneous coronary intervention. Within the electrophysiology theme, De Roeck et al. [6] discuss retrograde access of the left atrium for pulmonary vein isolation using magnetic navigation after closure of an atrial septal defect. This approach proved to provide a feasible, safe and successful alternative for catheter ablation of cardiac arrhyt...

autologous bone is considered the first choice as material of cranioplasty because of its biological and anatomical features. however in some situations such as skull fractures or tumors the bone flap is not available or it must be replaced with a heterologous cranioplasty because of the development of surgical complications. authors of this study aimed to identify which are the best materials ...