Temperatures in Heather Burning

On the burning temperatures of tobacco.

Experimental studies in which tobacco tar has produced malignant tumors on the skin of the mouse seem to imply that a chemical carcinogen is formed by the combustion of tobacco leaf. Among the most important factors affecting the chemical structure of the smoke is the burning temperature. Not only does knowledge of this factor become essential for a study of the possi bility that carcinogenic a...

Aortitis Heather

Aortitis is the all-encompassing term ascribed to inflammation of the aorta. The most common causes of aortitis are the large-vessel vasculitides giant cell arteritis (GCA) and Takayasu arteritis, although it also is associated with several other rheumatologic diseases. Infectious aortitis is a rare but potentially life-threatening disorder. In some cases, aortitis is an incidental finding at t...

Heather Richter

INTRODUCTION My research career began as an undergraduate in Software Engineering, exploring formal specification of functional models. My interest in the human aspects of software engineering led me to Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) and Ubiquitous Computing as a graduate student, where I have investigated automated meeting capture and access. I implemented and evaluated prototypes that captu...

Chapter 8 Conclusion Heather

Those who have comorbid conditions see themselves as much more disabled than those with a single substance use or psychiatric disorder; hence their over-representation in health services. However, as the preceding chapters have illustrated, they are usually in treatment for a single disorder, and the services are not enabled to tackle comorbidity. A frequent message throughout has been that com...

Heather Bemis_Masters Thesis