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PubMed2001

Animal madness.

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Animal Experimentation↗
PubMed2003

[Gun-shot wounds of the face under conditions of local and boundary conflicts].

Analysis of the incidence, types, and severity of maxillofacial wounds inflicted during local and boundary conflicts showed increased incidence of the most severe wounds with injuries to both jaws. The efficiency of medical care rendered to victims with facial wounds is determined by the level of specialized training of nurses and physician's assistants.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1992

Just another death?

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Burnout, Professional↗
PubMed2003

Between the bombs.

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Civil Disorders↗
PubMed2002

Interpretations of the past and expectations for the future among Israeli and Palestinian youth.

This study was developed by a group of Israeli and Palestinian researchers for the purpose of examining social knowledge of young people in the conflicted region of the Middle East. The article examines the relations between measures of interpretations of the past (perceptions of legitimacy and emotional reactions toward the historical "narratives" of Israelis and Palestinians) and measures of expectations of the collective future, as reflected in conflict resolution beliefs. Data were collected from December 1999 to February 2000 (before the present crisis [2000-2002] in Jewish-Palestinian relations) among representative samples of high school students (Grades 10 and 12): 1,183 Palestinians in the Palestinian National Territories and 1,188 Israeli Jewish students. The results are discussed from developmental, social, and cultural perspectives.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1992

Report on family medicine in the Nicaraguan Revolution: advances and obstacles 1985-1991.

Family practice, a well-developed specialty in the United States, is now finding application in Third World settings. The development of family medicine in Nicaragua is described within the historical context of the Nicaraguan Revolution and global developments in primary health care. Difficulties encountered and adaptations necessary for developing countries are discussed within the context of international models of primary health care.

Civil Disorders↗
PubMed1992

Civil unrest and ocular trauma.

The incidence and causes of ocular trauma among Israeli troops serving in the West Bank and Gaza between 1987 and 1989 was investigated. Of the 985 soldiers who were reported injured, 11.3% (111) were reported to have suffered from injuries to the eye. Although most of the soldiers were supplied with some kind of protective gear, only 27% reported that they received eye protection; none used this protection at the time of injury. Fifty-seven percent of the injuries were caused by stones and 38% by flying glass; 14.6% of soldiers suffered bilateral eye injuries. Only 12.1% of those injured wore corrective lenses. Although only 5% were originally reported to have suffered moderate to severe injuries, 38% complained of residual vision impairment. Better eye protection and enforcement of orders to use such gear would reduce the number and severity of ocular injuries.

Civil Disorders↗