I would like to comment on the article in the BMJ dated 21 October entitled ‘It’s time for GPs
to be recognised as the specialists they are’by Mary McCarthy. 1 I fully agree with the author …

I would like to comment on the article in the BMJ dated 21 October entitled ‘It’s time for GPs
to be recognised as the specialists they are’by Mary McCarthy. 1 I fully agree with the author …

Dr Litchfield and colleagues have raised an important question for GPs. Good reception staff
and processes are essential for good primary care. 1It is interesting to note, however, that …

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independence billions of years ago and became endosymbionts within the host eukaryotic …

The self-assembling peptide IKHLSVN, inspired by inspection of a protein-protein interface,
has previously been reported as one of a new class of bio-inspired peptides. Here the …

… results also stated that sale of loose cigarettes at permanent shops/supermarkets was almost
10% lower as compared to mobile vendors, further supporting the evidence by Kulkarni et …

Companies are seeking more and more to offer customized goods and services to
customers to be able to satisfy their needs. Several methods emerged to fulfill the needs of …

Mesembryanthemum edule L. (sourfig, Aizoaceae) has long been used as food and in
traditional medicine. This study was intended to characterize the antioxidant properties and the …

Phenolic contents were determined in S. kali leaves, stems, and roots at the beginning, the
mid and the end of the vegetative period, as well as the floral bud and open flower at the …