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  • Hepatic necrosis and dysfunction following angioembolization in a trauma-related mortality | International Journal of Emergency Medicine

    Hepatic necrosis and dysfunction following angioembolization in a trauma-related mortality | International Journal of Emergency Medicine

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    Angiographic embolization is a key tool in managing hemorrhage from blunt traumatic injuries, particularly hepatic trauma, but it carries risks such as hepatic necrosis. The incidence of clinically significant hepatic necrosis…

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  • Private GP Clinic Sloane Street Surgery Marks One Year of Same-Day Diagnostic Testing, Transforming Infection Care for London Patients

    Private GP Clinic Sloane Street Surgery Marks One Year of Same-Day Diagnostic Testing, Transforming Infection Care for London Patients

    Treating you—and your story—with courtesy and care.

    Our commitment to delivering the best personal service
    defines our business and inspires our efforts every day.
    We’re accessible and responsive to every…

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  • Pregnancy and neonatal outcomes of HIV infection in pregnant women in Iran: a systematic review and meta-analysis | BMC Infectious Diseases

    Pregnancy and neonatal outcomes of HIV infection in pregnant women in Iran: a systematic review and meta-analysis | BMC Infectious Diseases

  • Esmaeili ED, Azizi H, Dastgiri S, Kalankesh LR. Does telehealth affect the adherence to ART among patients with HIV? a systematic review and meta-analysis. BMC Infect Dis. 2023;23:169.

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  • Epidemiological Update Avian Influenza A(H5N1) in the Americas Region – 24 November 2025 – PAHO/WHO

    In 2020, the highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) virus subtype H5N1 clade 2.3.4.4b caused an unprecedented number of deaths among wild birds and poultry in numerous countries in Africa, Asia, and Europe. In 2021, this virus spread through…

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  • ‘Mental model’ approach shown to reduce effects of misinformation about mRNA vaccines

    ‘Mental model’ approach shown to reduce effects of misinformation about mRNA vaccines

    Correcting misinformation after it has gone viral is a common way of informing the public that what they’ve encountered may be inaccurate, lack context, be unproven, or be demonstrably false. But repeating a misconception when…

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