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(brushing & mouth rinsing) General factors: rest, avoiding stress, healthy diet (avoidance of hot food) Local factors: antibiotics; consulting a dentist General factors: traditional herbs (Xiguashuang) Gum Bleeding Gum bleeding Tooth bed bleeding Blood in saliva during tooth brushing and/or meal Reversible Lack of vitamin C Perceived process Perceived etiology Perceived means of prevention Vitamin C intake through fruits & vegetables; tablets Perceived treatment needed Consulting a

mot composé. Dans l’exemple qui suit, le mot composé est « the dengue virus » (« dengue », la maladie, et « virus », le micro-organisme). The dengue virus from a human carrier is transmitted to the female Aedes mosquito that feeds on an infected blood meal. The virus multiplies inside the mosquito over three to five days. It is transmitted back into a human through the saliva injected by the mosquito when it bites. Dengue usually spreads because of human travel (particularly air travel), ineffective

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interobserver reproducibility of this approach. Methods Thirty nuclear medicine physicians participated in the study. Data included FP-CIT images and semiquantitative measurements of 12 cases, covering a wide spectrum of scintigraphic patterns and for which a ‘true’ clinical diagnosis based on long-term follow-up was available. Interobserver agreement was defined, for each case, as the highest percentage reached among the three proposed answers with complete agreement arbitrarily set at 80% or more. Variability

beings, thus cutting itself off from the one demographic alliance that might have contributed to the island(s) economic and (possibly) political independence. What the white Jamaican elite recognised—and therefore would not—was that true autonomy for them could only mean true autonomy for all; that the more unrestricted the interculturation, the greater would be the freedom. So they came to prefer a bastard metropolitanism, with its consequence of dependence on Europe, to complete exposure to creolization

He pulled the bolt and bored out the collet with a hand drill and resleeved it with a section of pipe he'd cut to length with a hacksaw. Then he bolted it all back together and stood the cart upright and wheeled it around the floor. It ran fairly true. The boy sat watching everything. In the morning they went on. Desolate country. A boar-hide nailed to a barndoor. Ratty. Wisp of a tail. Inside the barn three bodies hanging from the rafters, dried and dusty among the wan slats of light. There

the Royal Society, knighted, and founded the London School of Tropical Medicine. There are 2,500 known species of mosquito; 400 of them are members of theAnopheles family, and, of these, 40 species are able to transmit malaria. The females use the blood they suck to mature their eggs, which are laid on water. The eggs hatch into aquatic larvae, or wrigglers. Unlike most insects, the pupae of mosquitoes, known as tumblers, are active and swim about. Male mosquitoes hum at a higher pitch than females:

eerieness of Baudelaire, and might not have been disclaimed by Mr. Swinburne or Arthur O'Shaughnessy. But in the same year 1880, the plant which had been so long maturing, and which had been so rigidly pruned, bore its first real fruit in its true form of prose. The incom- parable Boule de suif, which appeared with Zola's * Dedication to Des Vers. viii Guy de Maupassant Attaque du Moulin and other episodes of the war by different hands in a volume styled Les Soirdes de Medan