PsycCRITIQUES - When I Grow Up: Therapy to Jump-Start Arrested Development

PsycCRITIQUES - Helping the Overlooked Health Care Provider: Therapy With Caregivers

I-6: Follicle Development in Culture of Frozen / Thawed Human Ovarian Tissue

The primary therapeutic goal for the oncology patient is survival. Recent advances in diagnoses and treatment of neoplasia have resulted in an ever-increasing number of patients being cured and resuming a normal life. However, recognized side effects of treatments used to eradicate malignancies are temporary or permanent sterility. The cryopreservation of ovarian tissue harvested before cancer ...

Using Standards to Fast Track Enterprise Messaging for Finance

XML messaging continues to grow as a solution for integrating enterprise systems. The problem, however, is that available standards rarely cover an enterprise's complete needs, while developing proprietary vocabularies is expensive and time-consuming. This presentation reviews some recent finance projects where XML standards were used to jump start development of an enterprise messaging and int...

P-101: Effects of Ethanol and Strontium on Growth and Development of Two-Cell Arrested Mouse Embryos

Background: Arresting in a certain step of development like two-cell stage could be one of the reasons of infertility. The aim of this study is evaluating the effects of ethanol and strontium on growth and development of two-cell arrested mouse embryos. Materials and Methods: The females were coupled with male following superovulation. Positive vaginal plug mice were killed 48 hours after hCG i...

Increasing physical activity among young children from disadvantaged communities: study protocol of a group randomised controlled effectiveness trial

BACKGROUND Participation in regular physical activity (PA) during the early years helps children achieve healthy body weight and can substantially improve motor development, bone health, psychosocial health and cognitive development. Despite common assumptions that young children are naturally active, evidence shows that they are insufficiently active for health and developmental benefits. Expl...