In the July, 2010 Issue of Clinics

We publish six CLINICAL SCIENCE REPORTS, two other BASIC RESEARCH ARTICLES AND 2 REVIEWS. LACAZE et al. evaluated musculoskeletal discomfort and mental and physical fatigue in 64 call-center workers of an airline company before and after a supervised exercise program compared with rest breaks during the work shift and found that the discomfort decreased significantly for the spine and buttocks and the sum of the segments in the supervised exercise group. In addition, this group showed significant differences in the level of mental fatigue, especially in questions related to memory. They suggest that appropriately designed and supervised exercise programs A. Steatotic, ischemic liver from a control rat (severe steatosis and hemorrhage). B. Steatotic, ischemic liver from an S-nitroso-N-acetylcysteine treated rat (moderate steatosis without hemorrahage).