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PubMed1996

Viral immunity: interferons jog old T-cell memories.

The mechanism by which life-long immunity to viruses persists is a matter of some controversy. Interferons induced by subsequent unrelated viral infections may propagate existing memory T cells non-specifically.

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PubMed1972

Jogging deaths.

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Jog your memory: a community screening model.

This study's objectives were to establish an annual memory-screening week, heighten public awareness of the issues surrounding cognitive impairments, promote baseline cognitive screening as part of routine examinations in primary care settings for the older adult, and detect early dementia and depression. The 264 participants completed demographic and anecdotal information and the Geriatric Depression Scale (GDS). Nurses scored the GDS and administered the Mini Mental State Examination (MMSE) and the Clock Drawing Test. Screening results and educational information were given to the participants. Results revealed that 14% of participants scored abnormally on the MMSE and approximately 14% had an abnormal GDS score.

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PubMed2006

Jog my shape memory: dynamics as a challenge in mathematical materials science.

Many complex phenomena in nature exhibit multiple scales. The challenge is to understand how the effects on one scale influence those on another. This review discusses some aspects of a multiscale analysis of martensitic materials as a prominent example of materials that exhibit nuanced structures and surprising implications on various scales. The emphasis is on dynamic issues. Some speculations are offered on future research directions.

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