NINR supports global health research to achieve its mission of advancing nursing science to improve the health and well-being of all the world's citizens. As such, NINR-supported science is conducted abroad in low and middle income countries on topics that address the Institute's primary research focus areas.

In 2014, hundreds of wildfires throughout the NWT led to what became known in Yellowknife as the Summer of Smoke. In partnership with the Yellowknives Dene, the Kaagee Tu First Nation, and with Dahdaleh Institute Director Dr. James Orbinski as principal investigator, Dr. Courtney Howard conducted a quantitative and qualitative investigation into the impact of […]. ...

In 2014, hundreds of wildfires throughout the NWT led to what became known in Yellowknife as the Summer of Smoke. In partnership with the Yellowknives Dene, the Kaagee Tu First Nation, and with Dahdaleh Institute Director Dr. James Orbinski as principal investigator, Dr. Courtney Howard conducted a quantitative and qualitative investigation into the impact of […]. ...

An important aspect regarding the success and utility of RhizoNet will depend on the commitment of collaborators to share and exchange data. While this shared data is may not be published without express consent of the research group originally responsible for collecting the data, all collaborators should be able to see and work with data across site. This will help to further encourage exchanges of ideas, new research concepts, and enable the emergence of new understanding from broader site and data comparisons. To facilitate this process RhizoNet should eventually house its own database for collaborators. In the meantime, we strongly recommend researches to contribute to currently available databases (see below). Contributions to these and other databases have to potential to increase the visibility of our individual research efforts and to greatly advance our understanding of broad ecological patterns ...

The primary role of the Administrative Core is to coordinate research activities among the four individual research projects, the Technology Core, and the Data...

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Abstract. From 2008 to 2012, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Fogarty International Clinical Research Fellows Program (FICRF) provided 1-year mentored research training at low- and middle-income country sites for American and international post-doctoral health professionals. We examined the FICRF applicant pool, proposed research topics, selection process, and characteristics of enrollees to assess trends in global health research interest and factors associated with applicant competitiveness. The majority (58%) of 67 US and 57 international Fellows were women, and 83% of Fellows had medical degrees. Most applicants were in clinical fellowships (41%) or residencies (24%). More applicants proposing infectious disease projects were supported (59%) than applicants proposing non-communicable disease (NCD) projects (41%), although projects that combined both topic areas were most successful (69%). The numbers of applicants proposing research on NCDs and the numbers of these applicants awarded

HIV, diabetes and hypertension are major determinants of the massive and rising burden of communicable and non-communicable diseases in Africa and provision of accessible effective care for these conditions is probably Africas biggest health challenge.

to the opportunity to understand environmental influences as well as genetic influences He also, while we were there, was doing - had just completed the 20 years of the doctors smoking study You know my parents smoked when I was growing up They smoked Camels, because three out of four doctors recommended Camels You know, you had doctors in white coats recommending it And in 20 years we had, you know, tremendous data on the importance of smoking and lung cancer And when he made these observations we said to him, Sir Richard, why dont you go out and do something about it? Why dont you talk to the Brits? Its the biggest risk factor for cancer Why dont you have them reduce smoking in the UK? And he said, You know Roger, he says, Im an epidemiologist, Im not someone in policy And so we dont do this; you know, Ive provided the evidence and its for the politicians. And if you look at the slide from Richard Peto you can see that in the UK cancer mortality has come down for lung cancer ...

A computer-based method for combining investment recommendations of individual research providers such as stock analysts. The method includes providing a server running a research team management module. A list of individual research providers is displayed on a client node linked to the server network. A research team is generated based on user input including a number of the research providers. Team rules are assigned to the team defining an algorithm for processing recommendations from the members of the team. Recommendations for securities are retrieved for the research providers on the team, and team recommendations are generated by applying the team rules to the recommendations. Team recommendations are reported to the client node for guiding investments. Processing of the individual recommendations may include applying differing weights to the positive and negative recommendations and combining the weighted recommendations, with the weights being user-selected differentiating strengths of members

The Additive Manufacturing and 3D Printing MSc programme is a postgraduate-level taught course aiming to develop in-depth knowledge and understanding of Additive Manufacturing and 3D printing technology. It also aims to teach the ability to apply these methods in a project context, together with training in critical and analytical skills, design of additively manufactured devices, execution of individual research projects and communication skills.. Students on this 12-month course first complete a taught component which is followed by an individual research project. Overall, the programme consists of 120 credits of core courses and the MSc project which contributes 60 credits, making a total of 180 credits. In the taught component, students will take two core two week-long intensive courses delivering the knowledge on the fundamentals and advanced topics in Additive Manufacturing as well as completing a semester-long Group Grand Challenge.. The course is unique in that it will be delivered by ...

The scenarios suggest varied outcomes depending on land use choices made by households and the land use rules adopted at community level. It is important to note that the simulations produce aggregate results, while actual results for different households would vary depending on many factors. As we have seen above, there is considerable stratification in this population and that would influence the effects of land use changes. In general, however, if the pastoral economy is privileged, then access to grazing land will be retained - for example by adopting the reciprocal access to grazing land rule. In this case, grazing orbits will not be reduced and livestock numbers will not decline (at least, not for this reason). In this scenario, however, land devoted to crop production will face limits since there is a trade-off between retaining pasture and growing crops - both cannot be done simultaneously on the same piece of land. Thus, the baseline scenario retains access for grazing but puts limits ...

howRu is a new short generic measure of HRQoL, with good psychometric properties. It generates similar aggregate results to SF-12. It could provide a quick and easy way for practitioners to monitor the health of patients with long-term conditions.

The Garden House of Ostia was constructed in the 2nd century, in the city of Ostia, whose population reached 50,000 at its peak. (See the What in the World comment at the beginning of Chapter 7.) This city was a major port of Rome, which was about 25 km away. The Garden Houses are of interest because of the geometry used in its construction. The key to its construction, according to archaeologists Donald and Carol Watts, is a sacred cut. In searching the records of the architect Vitruvius they found that the basic pattern begins with a square (called the reference square) and its diagonals. Next quarter circles centered on the corners of the square are drawn, each with a radius equal to half of the diagonal. The arcs pass through the center of the square and intersect two adjoining sides; together they cut the sides into three segments, with the central segment being larger than the other two. By connecting the intersection points, you can divide the reference square into nine parts, as ...

In this regular feature on Breakthroughs, we highlight some of the most interesting reads in global health research from the past week.

The NIHR Global Health Research Unit on Global Surgery is conducting a CovidSurg Cancer Study to better understand the impact of COVID-19 on care of Cancer Patients requiring surgery. Learn more about the inclusion criteria. IGCS is making available a list of materials and resources related to the COVID-19 emergency, but no content provided at these links is either proprietory of or endorsed by IGCS.. ...

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On this page you will find an overview of all divisions and research groups of DKFZ s seven Research Programs. Information about the individual research groups can be found by the group s name or by the name of the divisional head or group leader. You may also search for a research topic.. ...

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The one thing that I learned about myself is that I place no value in praise. Ive won my fair share of awards and recognition. Today my senior told me that he really appreciated that our lists were so up to date, and on all the services hed been on, hed never had a list so well done. Im sure he meant it in a complimentary way. I couldnt have cared less. Why should I be praised for doing what Im supposed to do? Thats ridiculous. If I did something outstanding, then sure, I would like some thanks. But please, for doing what Im supposed to do, I expect nothing. Ive always believed that when someone trusts you to do something, thats sacred. That means you do it, and you do it right ...

A few years back, I had it bad. I was clinically depressed, and all of the sorrows and tortured issues of my life came flooding back to me, and I wanted to die. I just wanted everything to be over. I wanted to lose all the pain and heartache and self-pity. And one domino kept knocking down another. A girl rejected me. A friend abandoned me. A test was nearly too hard for me. And things just got worse and worse and worse, till I very sternly questioned what it was that made me get out of bed and bother to be alive ...

Structural Issues Affecting the Worlds Indigenous Peoples (2008 - PDF) /Les problèmes structurels qui affectent les peuples autochtones du monde_(2008 - PDF)- Prepared by Kishk Anaquot Health Research with special acknowledgements to Jenelle Power/Conçu et rédigé par « Kishk Anaquot Health Research », avec lexpression de sa profonde gratitude à Jenelle ...

At Mulago Hospital, its hot outside, like a particularly humid August day back in the Midwest. Doctors and nurses make their rounds through the halls, checking on patients, making treatment adjustments, diagnosing diseases. Amy Tran, a dual Pharm.D., M.P.H. student from the University of Minnesota, takes notice of the differences in the resource-limited setting as she follows pharmacist Winnie Nambatya throughout her day at Mulago Hospital and its partner university, Makarere University. The limitations and differences dont discourage her, but rather inspire.

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Research agenda setting is a critical dimension in the creation of knowledge since it represents the starting point of a process that embeds individual researchers (and the communities that they identify themselves with) interest for shedding light on topical unknowns, intrinsic and extrinsic factors underpinning that motivation, and the ambition and scope of what a research endeavor can bring. This article aims to better understand the setting of individual research agendas in the field of higher education. It does so by means of a recently developed framework on research agenda setting that uses cluster analysis and linear modeling. The findings identify two main clusters defining individual research agenda setting-cohesive and trailblazing-each with a different set of determining characteristics. Further analysis by cross-validation through means of sub-sampling shows that these clusters are consistent for both new and established researchers, and for frequent and part-time contributors to ...

A meta-analysis was used to aggregate results from studies examining the relationship between customer misbehavior and emotional labor. Analysis of 21 studies (N = 12,299) met the criteria for inclusion in the meta-analysis. The result of meta-analysis showed: customer misbehavior had significant effects on employee emotional labor. Specifically, customer misbehavior had a positive correlation to surface acting, and had a negative correlation to deep acting. Moderator analyses revealed that cultural difference has significant moderating effects on the relationship between customer misbehavior and emotional labor (including surface acting and deep acting). In addition, the correlation between customer misbehavior and surface acting in the context of China is less than it in the context of other countries.

Get this from a library! Nutrition at a glance. [Sangita Sharma, (Professor in aboriginal and global health research); Tony Sheehy; Fariba Kolahdooz; Mary E Barasi;]

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However, the Next Gen methods come out far ahead if you multiplex a group of individuals together in the same sequencing reaction. This is not possible with Sanger methods since the sequence is read from the average of a large number of molecules. Then the question becomes how deep can you multiplex while still producing enough reads from each individual research subject to achieve the depth of coverage needed? Our Illumina GAII currently produces about 2 million (usable) 35 bp reads per lane, but we are ramping up toward 5 million 50 bp reads with the latest upgrades ...

NIH Funding Opportunities and Notices in the NIH Guide for Grants and Contracts: Development of a Preliminary Evidence Base to Inform Decision-making about Returning Research Results to Participants in Genomic Studies (R01) RFA-HG-11-003. NHGRI

Archives of Disease in Childhood - Fetal and Neonatal Edition Jan 2017, 102 (1) F73-F78; DOI: 10.1136/archdischild-2015-310333 ...

FNUSA-ICRC: new solutions for prevention, diagnostics and treatment of cardiovascular, neurological and oncological diseases and disorders.

Институт автоматики и электрометрии Сибирского отделения Российской академии наук (ИАиЭ СО РАН) - научно-исследовательский институт физико-технического профиля. Институт создан в 1957 году. Расположен в новосибирском Академгородке. В Институте работает ЦКП «Высокоразрешающая спектроскопия газов и конденсированных сред».

Practically applying strategies from emerging brain function research can help you live a life that is happier, healthier, more successful, and more energy efficient.

Practically applying strategies from emerging brain function research can help you live a life that is happier, healthier, more successful, and more energy efficient.

Vanderbilt University announced Oct. 21 that it has received a $100,000 Grand Challenges Explorations grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. The grant will support an innovative global health research project conducted by Associate Professor of Chemistry David Wright and Professor of Biomedical Engineering Rick Haselton, titled

CUGH Members interested in joining this Committee should contact [email protected] CUGH recognizes the importance of collaborative multidisciplinary research in academic global health. The Research Committees goal is to carve out avenues for expanding collaborative global health research and research training. The Committee is dedicated to sharing, evaluating and advancing strategies that promote global health research. Additionally, the Committee is charged with assisting in reinforcing relationships with funding agencies and organizations.. Research Committee Members ...

Indeed, 15 of the universities studied had created such a centre, and 10 of those succeeded in offering higher funding for neglected diseases, Alex Lankowski, a BostonUniversity student that participated in the UAEM research, told IPS.. Over the past three decades, some 1,556 new drugs were created, UAEM reports, but only 21 - less than two percent - were for neglected diseases.. Universities are non-profit institutions operating in the public interest, heavily funded by government grants - meaning taxpayer-funded sources - so students know this means they have a special responsibility to serve the public good, Rachel Kiddell-Monroe, president of the UAEM board, said Thursday at the report cards unveiling.. Universities regularly position themselves as places of learning, operating for the good of the world. Unfortunately, leading research institutions are not living up to their missions … So, students are demanding that these schools start taking concrete steps.. The UAEM ranking does ...

A preliminary analysis of baseline data was conducted in January 2006, which indicated that the Positive Choice intervention achieved significant reductions in drug use. These findings were reported in a poster presentation at the XVI International AIDS Conference in Toronto, Canada, in August 2006. A final analysis of outcomes data was conducted in fall 2006 (September - December). Aggregate results from all five study sites are summarized below.. We found a high prevalence of risky behaviors in our sample (497/918, or 54%) and achieved high retention for follow-up in both groups (,80%). We found significant elimination of any drug use in the intervention group at both follow-ups. Among all participants who reported drug use at baseline, 66% of intervention participants continued their drug use at 3-month follow-up compared to 85% of control participants (OR 0.356, p,0.01). At 6-month follow-up, 59% of intervention participants continued their drug use compared to 88% of the control group ...

Genetic and environmental determinants of altered cellular function, disease state, and drug response are increasingly studied using time-resolved

Materials and methods: a retrospective study was undertaken over a five-year period at St Thomas Hospital London. Maternal incidental findings were recorded from all clinical reports of all fetal MRIs undertaken during this period (those performed for both clinical reasons and women who had volunteered as healthy controls in research studies). Fetal incidental findings were recorded only in cases where women with uncomplicated pregnancies participating as healthy volunteers ...

Purpose: Generation of incidental findings (IFs) from whole genome and exome sequencing raise several questions about the return of IFs to donors in the research setting. One important aspect that is highly understudied is whether individuals from the general public value the return of IFs and what individual characteristics are associated with these values. Methods: We used a willingness to pay (WTP) survey-an economic tool-to evaluate the values individuals place on the information provided by a genetic counseling consultation providing IFs for cancer causing genes. An online survey was administered through ResearchMatch, a national registry, in June 2015. Along with demographics, attitudinal and health-related questions, survey respondents were asked WTP questions to reveal the values for IFs information specifically for cancer causing genes. Results: The average WTP of 94 respondents was $161 (95% CI: $132-202) for a one-time IF consultation for cancer causing genes. Income was significantly

Gibson, Lorna; Paul, Laura; Sudlow, Cathie LM. (2017). Potentially serious incidental findings on brain and body magnetic resonance imaging conducted among apparently healthy adults: a systematic review and meta-analysis, [dataset]. http://dx.doi.org/10.7488/ds/2100 ...

Sigh - My worlds just collided in this post. In the brief moments when I am not obsessed with books, Im a global health research and education person. Zika has been on my radar for much longer because I am fortunate to work with those people who are trying to stay ahead of these things. This is a very scary disease, primarily because it is a multi-vector disease (people and insects) and the potential impacts of an infection may be life altering. Not to mention the fact that you can be infected and not realize it, creating risks to others in your life and your community. Finally - we dont yet really know how long it can live in the body past the initial infection. Terrifying on lots of levels. It is very easy to feel panicky or to want to do a little strategic hiding. The reality is that given the nature of the infection, there are going to be some areas where risk is higher but there will be NO areas that are going to be immune. We are a mobile population these days so we will continue to ...

Internal; VP300 and PC. Individual Research Reports. This section presents individual reports on internal projects supported by the Time Allocation Committee on the VPP300 and SGI Power Challenge. The reports were prepared by the individual principal investigato rs in a standard format. In some cases several projects are combined into a single report. At the time of going to press reports had not been received for a small number of projects.. ...

The COBRE CMADP was created in July 2012 to encourage basic research scientists to develop and implement new enabling technologies for the study of biological pathways and processes related to disease. By providing mentor support and infrastructure, the Center also seeks to enhance the ability of junior investigators to compete independently for NIH individual research grants and other external peer-reviewed support.

Our flexible and modular designs are tailored to your individual research needs, all at an affordable price. BIs unique modular design allows for a research focus not only in life science but also in electrochemistry and chemical vapor.. ...

Study information shown on this site is derived from ClinicalTrials.gov (a public registry operated by the National Institutes of Health). The listing of studies provided is not certain to be all studies for which you might be eligible. Furthermore, study eligibility requirements can be difficult to understand and may change over time, so it is wise to speak with your medical care provider and individual research study teams when making decisions related to participation ...

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This law is just putting warm bodies into offices, seemingly filling a need but it is dangerous. The untrained doctor will miss serious diagnoses, and will test for things that a seasoned doctor of just a few years would recognize is not necessary to test for, thus resulting in more overuse, as well as incidental findings that will lead to further testing that was never needed and ultimately risk for the patient. The benefit to patients will be small at best but offer false security because now theyve seen a doctor. This is at best checking a box that theyve dealt with the problem, but in no way an effective solution and could cause more harm then benefit ...

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Our recent research results on the novel catalyst for amidation were described in C&EN (Jan. 30th, 2017) , Mainichi Shimbun (Jan. 31st, 2017), and Nikkei Sangyo Shimbun (Jan. 31st, 2017).. Jun. 24. 2016 ...