Thanveer Kalantharakath, author's report for SIIC / crónica del autor para SIIC

      BIOMIMETICS - ROLE IN PERIODONTAL REGENERATION
Treatment of intrabony defects with ceramic bone graft materials was found to be effective as compared to open flap debridement procedures but this must be interpreted with caution as these biomaterials are used as void fillers or scaffolds as they cannot be used in areas of high function or stress unless they are used in combination with Osteoinductive materials..

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Journal of International Society of Preventive and Community Dentistry 

Thanveer Kalantharakath (author)
Vadodara, India  (author's city and country) / Vadodara, India (ciudad y país del autor/a)

Yuan-Pang Wang, author's report for SIIC / crónica del autor para SIIC

      MALE DEPRESSED WORKERS TAKE LONGER TO RETURN TO WORK THAN FEMALE
The majority of depressed workers remained working with serious impairments and disabling cognitive complaints. The period of sick leave was significantly lengthier for men than women. General and gender-related strategies to handle depression in the workplace are recommended..

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Journal of Affective Disorders 

Yuan-Pang Wang (author)
San Pablo, Brasil  (author's city and country) / San Pablo, Brasil (ciudad y país del autor/a)

Bharat Sankhla, author's report for SIIC / crónica del autor para SIIC

      QUANTITATIVE CYTOMORPHOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF BUCCAL SQUAMES IN DIABETICS
Diabetes mellitus is a systemic disease affecting the entire body including changes in oral mucosa. Quantitative cytomorphometric analysis of buccal squames of patients can be used as an verification tool for clinical diabetes. Thus, changes in nuclear area and the resultant nuclear cytoplasmic ratio of buccal epithelial cells are pathognomonic..

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Journal of International Society of Preventive and Community Dentistry 

Bharat Sankhla (author)
Jaipur, India  (author's city and country) / Jaipur, India (ciudad y país del autor/a)

Jesús Muñoz-Estrada, author's report for SIIC / crónica del autor para SIIC

      ALTERED SUBCELLULAR DISTRIBUTION OF DISC1, CAMP LEVELS, AND NEURONAL MIGRATION IN SCHIZOPHRENIA AND BIPOLAR DISORDER
DISC1 (disrupted-in-schizophrenia-1) is considered a genetic risk factor for neuropsychiatric disorders. In this study, analysis in human olfactory neuronal precursors of schizophrenia and bipolar disorder patients showed decreased DISC1 levels in the cytoplasm, cAMP accumulation and diminished cell migration. The results suggest that these disorders share common molecular pathways that could hinder the neurodevelopmental process..

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CNS Neuroscience & Therapeutics 

Jesús Muñoz-Estrada (author)
México, México  (author's city and country) / México, México (ciudad y país del autor/a)

Y Wang, author's report for SIIC / crónica del autor para SIIC

      TERAPIA DUAL CON CLOPIDOGREL Y ASPIRINA PARA LA PREVENCIÓN DE UN ACCIDENTE CEREBROVASCULAR RECURRENTE
los pacientes con accidente isquémico transitorio de alto riesgo o accidente cerebrovascular isquémico leve tratados dentro de las 24 horas de comienzo de los síntomas, la terapia dual con clopidogrel y aspirina fue superior a la aspirina sola en la reducción de aparición de un accidente cerebrovascular recurrente dentro de los primeros 90 días, sin un aumento en el riesgo de....

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New England Journal of Medicine 

Y Wang (author)
Beijing, China  (author's city and country) / Beijing, China (ciudad y país del autor/a)

Garima Bhutani, author's report for SIIC / crónica del autor para SIIC

      DIABETIC EDUCATION: KNOWLEDGE OF DIABETIC PATIENTS TOWARDS PREVENTION OF HYPOGLYCEMIA
Proper diabetic education can improve the knowledge and attitude of the diabetic patients toward hypoglycemia. This leads to better practices of such patients and decreased hypoglycemic episodes in them..

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Indian Journal of Endocrinology and Metabolism 

Garima Bhutani (author)
Haryana, India  (author's city and country) / Haryana, India (ciudad y país del autor/a)

Subho Chakrabarti, author's report for SIIC / crónica del autor para SIIC

      MEDICATION-ADHERENCE AND PERSISTENCE WITH FIRST- AND SECOND-GENERATION ANTIPSYCHOTICS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA
Whether medication-adherence differs between patients on first-generation (FGAs) and second-generation antipsychotics (SGAs) is unresolved despite considerable research. Medication-adherence and persistence was compared between patients with schizophrenia on SGAs and FGAs over six months. Patients on SGAs, particularly olanzapine were more likely to persist with their treatment that those on FGAs..

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Indian Journal of Psychological Medicine 

Subho Chakrabarti (author)
Chandigarh, India  (author's city and country) / Chandigarh, India (ciudad y país del autor/a)

Sahar Nejat, author's report for SIIC / crónica del autor para SIIC

      INTERFERON-GAMMA RELEASE ASSAYS FOR TUBERCULOSIS SCREENING OF CHILDREN
The prevalence of positive interferon-gamma release assays is correlated to the occurrence of active tuberculosis, which varies widely among migrant children of different backgrounds. More accurately than tuberculin skin tests, they identify those with tuberculosis infection and are effective for screening of migrants. Urgent, active cases may present within weeks after arrival and need clinical recognition..

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Acta Paediatrica 

Sahar Nejat (author)
Stockholm, Suecia  (author's city and country) / Stockholm, Suecia (ciudad y país del autor/a)

Ali Choukair, author's report for SIIC / crónica del autor para SIIC

      BRUCELLA AND CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE
The study failed to show an association between anti-Brucella titers and the development of significant CAD despite the presence of a significant correlation between Brucella antibody positivity and elevated CRP..

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Journal of the Hong Kong College of Cardiology 

Ali Choukair (author)
Beirut, Líbano  (author's city and country) / Beirut, Líbano (ciudad y país del autor/a)

Roberto Codella, author's report for SIIC / crónica del autor para SIIC

      EXERCISE TALKS WITH THE BRAIN AND DISTRACTS IT FROM SUGAR
Sugar over-consumption alters the reward system resulting in a deficiency that preludes to a sugar addiction. This vicious circle may be attenuated by physical exercise via enhancement of the neurotrophic factors (BDNF) and the dopaminergic system..

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Journal of Affective Disorders 

Roberto Codella (author)
Milán, Italia  (author's city and country) / Milán, Italia (ciudad y país del autor/a)

Roberto Codella, author's report for SIIC / crónica del autor para SIIC

      EXERCISE TALKS WITH THE BRAIN AND DISTRACTS IT FROM SUGAR
Sugar over-consumption alters the reward system resulting in a deficiency that preludes to a sugar addiction. This vicious circle may be attenuated by physical exercise via enhancement of the neurotrophic factors (BDNF) and the dopaminergic system..

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Journal of Affective Disorders 

Roberto Codella (author)
Milán, Italia  (author's city and country) / Milán, Italia (ciudad y país del autor/a)