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Stoltenberg and Ottersen members in new Lancet Commission
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Decrease in new type 2 diabetes cases in Norway
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Meningococcal disease: Short way from harmless bacteria to major epidemics
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NIPH to lead European adolescent obesity project
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40 per cent increase in drug costs over four years
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Long-term paracetamol use in pregnancy may increase child’s ADHD risk
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Genes can explain preterm birth
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Very early mobilization of patients with stroke: a systematic review
Patients with stroke should be mobilized early, but how early? We were asked to identify and review studies that have evaluated this.
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Employment-oriented mentoring programmes for vulnerable populations: a systematic review
This is a a systematic review on the effect of employment-oriented mentoring programmes for vulnerable populations on employment-related outcomes.
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Immunoglobulin for chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS/ME): systematic reference list
This is a literature search followed by sorting of relevant research on the effect of immunoglobulin for chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS/ME).
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EXOGEN™ in the treatment of nonunion fractures
The present report provides a single technology assessment of EXOGEN™ for the treatment of nonunion fractures.
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Effectiveness and safety of nitrous oxide as sedation regimen in children – an HTA
The objective for the present report, is to systematically summarize published results on effectiveness using nitrous oxide in a paediatric setting for small, but painful hospital procedures.
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Age estimation by ossification stages of the medial clavicular epiphysis: a systematic review
This systematic review summarizes the evidence on the distribution of chronological age from pre-defined stages of clavicular ossification studied by MRI or CT in living individuals.
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