“…Additionally, the precision of the effect estimate is significantly impaired by the large methodical uncertainties associated with the use of periodontal probes. The total MD (Mean Difference) effect estimate and 95% CI (Confidence Interval) indicated that non-smokers may show better effect of periodontal therapy than smokers. …”

“…Atlas presents a wide range of signs and complications of COVID-19, which outline ways for further study of their pathogenesis and morphogenesis, improvement of diagnostics and treatment of patients, and a detailed classification of the causes of death directly or indirectly associated with COVID-19. Atlas is intended for pathologists, forensic experts, as well as doctors of all clinical specialties and students in medical schools, including those in advanced training programs of continuing medical education…”

“…Furthermore, this Monograph is focused on the potential for an increased risk of cancer among those exposed to RF radiation, but does not provide a quantitative assessment of any cancer risk, nor does it discuss or evaluate any other potential health effects of RF radiation…”

“…Health-related quality of life assessed after 65-90 days is probably better following thrombectomy, but the quality of evidence is low4. …”

“…Bariatric surgery may increase quality of life assessed as physical component scores. The quality of evidence is low.5. …”

“…However, the studies examined the effect of interventions that are used in Norway, such as joint crisis plans, risk assessment, Assertive Community Treatment teams (ACT-teams), crisis resolution teams, and use of written patient contracts, such as booklets containing treatment options…”

“…All included studies, examined the effect of interventions that are used in Norway, for example joint crisis plans, risk assessment, Assertive Community Treatment teams (ACT-teams), crisis resolution teams and use of written patient contracts…”

“…Workshop participants also discussed approaches to better integrate mental and behavioral health into multidisciplinary considerations of environmental health; considered how mental and behavioral health impacts could become part of environmental risk assessments and public health choices; and highlighted new tools and technologies to assess ways in which the environment can affect mental health. …”

“…In this book the authors explore the state of the art on efficiency measurement in health systems and international experts offer insights into the pitfalls and potential associated with various measurement techniques. The authors show that: 1. the core idea of efficiency is easy to understand in principle -- maximizing valued outputs relative to inputs, but is often difficult to make operational in real-life situations; 2. there have been numerous advances in data collection and availability, as well as innovative methodological approaches that give valuable insights into how efficiently health care is delivered; 3. our simple analytical framework can facilitate the development and interpretation of efficiency indicators. …”

“…We also received literature from the pharmaceutical industry. We assessed and summarised studies that fulfilled our predetermined criteria. …”

“…We found: 1. active contact and follow-up in emergency wards probably reduces new sucicide attempts 2. problem solving therapy possibly reduces repeat self-harm and psychiatric symptoms 3. psychodynamic interpersonal therapy possibly reduces psychiatric symptoms 4. intensive follow-up and outreach possibly reduces repeat self-harm, sucicide attempts and suicides 5. the effect of other secondary prevention interventions like e.g. cognitive therapy, cognitive behaviour therapy, telephone contact, and the school-based programs C-CARE (Counselors Care: Assess, Respond, Empower) and CAST (Coping and Support Training) are uncertain because the evidence is of very low quality The results must be interpreted with caution as there are wide confidence intervals around the estimates…”

“…School-based programs for children with asthma seems to increased knowledge and self-management. …”

“…One should however, be careful in making the assumption that no documentation of difference equates to documenting that there is no difference. …”

“…Home visits seem to have better effect on outcomes for the child and parents if it's started early, the provider is well trained to assist the relevant families, the intervention is delivered over a period of time and focus on a few challenges rather than a range of challenges. …”

“…Due to aspects of study design and implementation or small studies, we had generally moderate to low confidence in the documentation. …”

“…In 2009, the 62nd World Health Assembly urged WHO Member States to provide universal access to care for drug-resistant TB patients. …”

“…The method was shown to be invaluable to the resolution of many difficult issues associated with the identification of motifs, their superimpositions and the development of art sequences…”

“…The volume covers nearly all aspects of heritage sciences employed in this part of Europe…”

“…Furthermore, it presents the on-going research on this topic and new insights into glazed bricks from Ashur, Nimrud, Khorsabad, and Babylon…”

“…The projects involved are the following: ILA - Iscrizioni Latine Arcaiche; The Ancient Graffiti Project; DASI - Digital Archive for the Study of pre-Islamic Arabian Inscriptions; EDB - Epigraphic Database Bari; EDV - Epigraphic Database Vernacular Inscriptions; AshLi - Ashmolean Latin Inscriptions Project…”