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The diagnostic eye--on the history of genetic and racial assessment in pre-1938 Austria.
The present contribution examines the history of the genetic biology experts reports in Austria up until 1938. This field of activity effected the research topics and -methods at the Viennese Institute for Anthropology considerably and caused an increase of application in practice. The motives of the scientists, the coalition of interests as well as the orientation towards the content of the discipline before 1938--which created the prerequisites for the racial experts reports of the NS time--will be discussed.
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Chicago wilderness: a new force in urban conservation.
In 1996, a coalition of diverse and determined organizations launched a new initiative in the Chicago region. Our vision? Chicago Wilderness: a thriving mosaic of natural areas, connected by greenways and wildlife corridors, embedded in the nation's third largest metropolis. In this vision, the region's human communities reclaim a cultural tradition of protecting and restoring the globally outstanding natural communities that enrich our lives. Today, more than 170 organizations join forces to transform this vision into reality. A regional biodiversity recovery plan, the result of 3 years of assessment and planning by scientists, land managers, educators, and policy strategists, sets priorities and determines the lines of action for the coalition. This regional agenda stems from our vision and recovery goals for each ecological community; it encourages targeted research initiatives that focus on characterizing our native biological diversity and on analyzing elements critical to its recovery. Ultimately, though, the long-term survival of our natural wealth rests on the support from the public. Although the challenges to conservation educators and communicators are many, Chicago Wilderness allows us to work together in understanding our audiences, channeling our resources, and creating novel approaches to engage the widest public in our conservation efforts.
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Report on the 4th European Breast Cancer Conference, Hamburg, Germany, 16-20 March 2004.
The 4th European Breast Cancer Conference, organized under the auspices of the European Organization for Research and Treatment of Cancer Breast Cancer Group, of the European Breast Cancer Coalition (Europa Donna) and of the European Society of Mastology (EUSOMA), was held in Hamburg, Germany on 16-20 March 2004. The leading theme of the conference was partnership among scientists, clinicians, carers, advocates and patients. The present article provides a brief description of the most important conference presentations on molecular biology, epidemiology, prevention, pathology, diagnosis and treatment at all stages of breast cancer.
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Information technology for diabetes care in Europe: the EURODIABETA initiative.
The EURODIABETA project is a European Community supported project to examine the feasibility of applying information technology to improve health care in the field of chronic disease using diabetes as an example. In April 1990 physicians and information scientists from all over Europe came together and examined the potential of the project in a series of workshops. As a result physicians were convinced of the applicability of a modelling process to describe health care delivery and recommended that the project be continued. They further reviewed a data set conceived to allow description of the status of a person with diabetes and concluded that it was possible to review and explain diabetes care with this tool.
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