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981 Dancing with data: An example of acquiring theoretical sensitivity in a grounded theory study International Journal of Nursing Practice, June 4, 2012

982 Care plans using concept maps and their effects on the critical thinking dispositions of nursing students International Journal of Nursing Practice, June 4, 2012

983 Levels of empathy in undergraduate nursing students International Journal of Nursing Practice, June 4, 2012

984 Occupational Stress and Implementation of Information Technology Among Nurses Working on Acute Psychiatric Wards Perspectives in Psychiatric Care, June 4, 2012

985 Orientation Without Walls: Opening an Acute Care Hospital Journal for Nurses in Staff Development, June 4, 2012

986 Succeeding in the First Year of Practice: Heed the Wisdom of Novice Nurses Journal for Nurses in Staff Development, June 4, 2012

987 Research Priorities for Nursing Professional Development: A Modified e-Delphi Study Journal for Nurses in Staff Development, June 4, 2012

988 The Development of an Educational Intervention to Address Workplace Bullying: A Pilot Study Journal for Nurses in Staff Development, June 4, 2012

989 A Student Evaluation Workshop With Rural Nursing Preceptors Journal for Nurses in Staff Development, June 4, 2012

990 Predictors of New Graduate Nurses Organizational Commitment During a Nurse Residency Program Journal for Nurses in Staff Development, June 4, 2012

991 Attitudes Regarding Occupational Vaccines and Vaccination Coverage Against Vaccine-preventable Diseases Among Healthcare Workers Working in Pediatric Departments in Greece The Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal, June 1, 2012

992 Occupational exposure during pregnancy and the risk of hay fever in 7 year old children The Clinical Respiratory Journal, June 1, 2012

993 Planning a dental workforce for the future for the National Health Service in the United Kingdom: What factors should be accounted for Health Education Journal, June 1, 2012

994 Successful strategies for educating hard-to-reach populations: Lessons learned from Massachusetts’ train-the-trainer project using the Helping You Take Care of Yourself curriculum Health Education Journal, June 1, 2012

995 Contribution of host factors and workplace exposure to the outcome of occupational asthma European Respiratory Review, June 1, 2012

996 ‘McDonalds and KFC, it's never going to happen’: the challenges of working with food outlets to tackle the obesogenic environment Journal of Public Health, May 31, 2012

997 Quantitative Light Fluorescense (QLF) and Polarized White Light (PWL) assessments of dental fluorosis in an epidemiological setting Full Text BMC Public Health, May 31, 2012

998 Retaining older staff members in care homes and hospices in England and Australia: the impact of environment International Journal of Palliative Nursing, May 31, 2012

999 A pilot study to evaluate an outpatient service for people with advanced lung cancer International Journal of Palliative Nursing, May 31, 2012

1000 Development of a standardised pro forma for specialist palliative care multidisciplinary team meetings International Journal of Palliative Nursing, May 31, 2012

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Statins do not increase risk of malignant melanoma in postmenopausal women

In a study headed by researchers at Wayne State University involving 119,726 postmenopausal women enrolled in the Women’s Health Initiative, there were 1099 incident cases of malignant melanoma over an average follow-up of 11.6 y. At the time of enrollment, 7.4% of the participants used statins. The annualized rate of malignant melanoma in the statin users and non-users was 0.09% (HR=1.14). Thus, statin use does not increase the risk of malignant melanoma in postmenopausal women.

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Simple, safe, effective, low-cost treatment for cancer-related anorexia/cachexia syndrome

A phase III trial conducted at the University of Cagliari showed that either of two regimens were effective in the treatment of cancer-related anorexia/cachexia syndrome (CACS). Sixty patients were randomized to receive one of the following treatment interventions for 4 months: 1) L-carnitine (4 g/d) + celecoxib (300 mg/d); or 2) L-carnitine + celecoxib + megestrol acetate (320 mg/d). All patients also received polyphenols (300 mg/d), lipoic acid (300 mg/d), carbocysteine (2.7 g/d), and vitamins A, C, and E. Lean body mass (dual energy X-ray absorptiometry and L3 computed tomography) and physical activity (6-min walk test) increased in both groups.

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HPA axis, metabolic impairment, and pediatric obesity

As published in BMC Medicine, elevated ACTH levels are associated with hypertriglyceridemia and hyperglycemia, and elevated cortisol levels are associated with hypertension and high LDL-C in obese children and adolescents (n=450).

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