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Speech and Speech-Related Quality of Life After Late Palate Repair: A Patient's Perspective.

Many patients with cleft palate deformities worldwide receive treatment at a later age than is recommended for normal speech to develop. The outcomes after late palate repairs in terms of speech and quality of life (QOL) still remain largely unstudied. In the current study, questionnaires were used to assess the patients' perception of speech and QOL before and after primary palate repair. All of

Cyclin A Is a Proliferative Marker with Good Prognostic Value in Node-Negative Breast Cancer.

BACKGROUND: Proliferative markers are not recommended as prognostic factors for clinical use in breast cancer due to lack of standardization in methodology. However, proliferation is driving several gene expression signatures emphasizing the need for a reliable proliferative marker for clinical use. Studies suggest that cyclin A is a prognostic marker with satisfying reproducibility. We investigat

What factors affect life satisfaction (LS) among the oldest-old?

Few studies have examined the association between LS in the oldest-old and not only health-related, but also psychological and socio-economical factors. The aim of this study was to examine LS in relation to functional capacity, locus of control (LoC) health status and other factors previously known to influence LS in the oldest-old. The study population consisted of 681 individuals aged 78-98 yea

Sleep and recovery in physicians on night call: a longitudinal field study.

ABSTRACT: BACKGROUND: It is well known that physicians' night-call duty may cause impaired performance and adverse effects on subjective health, but there is limited knowledge about effects on sleep duration and recovery time. In recent years occupational stress and impaired well-being among anaesthesiologists have been frequently reported for in the scientific literature. Given their main focus o

Multiclass discovery in array data

Background A routine goal in the analysis of microarray data is to identify genes with expression levels that correlate with known classes of experiments. In a growing number of array data sets, it has been shown that there is an over-abundance of genes that discriminate between known classes as compared to expectations for random classes. Therefore, one can search for novel classes in array data

Studies of chloride binding in concrete exposed in a marine environment

The concentrations of ''free'' chloride and hydroxide ions in extracted pore solution from concrete exposed and submerged in a marine field station were studied by the pore solution expression method. In addition, the corresponding concentrations of total acid soluble chloride in the concrete was analyzed. The relationship between total and free chlorides was analyzed and compared with similar dat

On the Choice of Sampling Rates in Parametric Identification of Time Series

Aliasing gives a lower bound for the sampling rate in ordinary spectral analysis of a time series. In parametric it appears at first sight that no such limitations are present. In this note we will obtain insight into this paradox by analyzing a simple Gauss-Markov process. We assume that a time series analysis is performed based on N samples of the series at equal spacing h. The result shows that

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Kvalitetsregistret Riksstroke visar på ojämlik strokevård. : Omedveten diskriminering kanske förklarar en del av skillnaderna.

In this article, results from a series of studies on the relationships between socioeconomic factors and stroke processes (stroke unit care, acute reperfusion treatment, secondary prevention with oral anticoagulants and statins) and outcomes (long-term survival, return to work and risk of suicide and suicide attempts) are summarized. The overall pattern is that acute and secondary prevention inter