110 Citations
Information needs assessment of medical equipment offices based on Critical Success Factors (CSF) and Business System Planning (BSP) methods
- MedicineJournal of medicine and life
- 2015
Since 71% of the information needs of medical equipment offices managers had no information sources, the development of information system in these offices seems to be necessary.
Selected Species of Medicinal/Arboreal Mushrooms as a Source of Substances with Antioxidant Properties
- Plant Antioxidants and Health
- 2021
Edible Mushrooms and Beta-Glucans: Impact on Human Health
- MedicineNutrients
- 2021
The growing knowledge on the mechanism(s) and health benefits of mushrooms is encouraging the development of a potential clinical use of β-glucans, and also to further document their role in preserving health and prevent disease in the context of healthy lifestyles.
Putting Stress in Historical Context: Why It Is Important That Being Stressed Out Was Not a Way to Be a Person 2,000 Years Ago
- PsychologyFrontiers in Psychology
- 2021
Viewing stress as a culture-bound concept can give the possibility to reflect upon the authors' modern societies, in which the concept emerged, and enable us to take a step back and to think about the ways that stress shapes their lives.
Nutritional Pharmacology Aspects and Potential Clinical Uses of Clove Essential Oil in the Treatment of Coronavirus infection and Possibility Protect from Coronavirus (COID-19) induced Sudden Death due the Embolism
- Medicine
- 2020
It has been shown that the clove lowers the risks for cardiovascular disease clove oil-induced dilate arteries while reducing systemic blood pressure, and inhibits post binding entry of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) coronavirus, and may have Nutritional Therapeutic Potential effects.
Cytotoxic triterpenoids and triterpene sugar esters from the medicinal mushroom Fomitopsis betulina.
- ChemistryPhytochemistry
- 2020
Ethnomycology in Europe: The Past, the Present, and the Future
- Sociology
- 2020
Ethnomycology inquiries into the cultural, ceremonial, and medicinal uses of mushrooms, besides their consumption as food. As such, these studies can shed light on how traditional societies exploited…
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Ungueal Morphology and Pathology of the human mummy found in the Val Senales (Eastern Alps, Tyrol, Bronze Age)
- Medicine
- 1994
A nail plate from a finger of the by now well known Val Senales mummy is described, and several destructive lesions that are concentrated over part of the distal region of the dorsal surface of the nail appear to be attributable, both because of their typology and topography, to microtraumas that occurred in life, as a result of the use of the nails as a tool.
Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia: What about the Clinical Issues?
- Psychology, MedicineThe Australian and New Zealand journal of psychiatry
- 1996
The clinical issues involved in a patient's request for assisted suicide are addressed, including relationships with and attitudes of carers and health professionals, along with patterns of psychiatric disorder and psychiatric symptoms in the medically ill.
Physicians and their patients' suicides.
- MedicineJAMA
- 1994
The psychology of doctor-patient relationships may influence decisions about physician-assisted suicide and is relevant to understanding how patients and physicians make decisions and the design of policy safeguards to prevent improper assisted suicides.
Seven deaths in Darwin: case studies under the Rights of the Terminally III Act, Northern Territory, Australia
- Medicine, Political ScienceThe Lancet
- 1998
Seduced by death: doctors, patients, and the Dutch cure.
- Medicine, PsychologyIssues in law & medicine
- 1994
The Assen case seemed to justify the concerns here as in the Netherlands of a "slippery slope" that moves society inexorably from assisted suicide to euthanasia, from euthanasia for the terminally ill to patients who are chronically ill.