Background: Climate change poses a threat to the health of people worldwide. Little is known
about the awareness of primary care clinicians toward climate change and if they are open …

The impact of man-made climate change is already affecting millions of people worldwide.
The health care sector in the US is a relevant contributor, accounting for about 8 to 10% of …

Background Screening for mental health problems has been shown to be effective to detect
depression and initiate treatment in primary care. Current guidelines recommend periodic …

Object. The present study characterizes the time course and loci of gene expression
induced by the administration of adenoviral vectors into spinal cord. Although a marked …

Objective To test the hypothesis that racial and ethnic minorities have increased emergency
department visit rates, despite being established with a primary care provider. Methods In …

Purpose: To assess differences in mental health screening based on patient’s preferred
language. Methods: For this retrospective cohort study, data for 85 725 unique patients from 10 …

Objective With the growing immigrant communities in the western world, there is an urgent
need to address language barriers to care, and health disparities as a whole. Studies on …

Background: Depression and anxiety are significant health burdens that greatly impact the
quality of life of refugees and migrants. In this study, we have translated and culturally …

… However, both antibodies immunoporecipitate in vitro synthesised peptides of the B3 mRNA
variants (T. Holman and R. Stick, unpublished data). Therefore, both antibodies would be …

Background and Objectives: Climate change is a major threat to the health of people
worldwide. The health care system deals with the immediate health-related effects of climate …