Palliative care in the UK has been ranked as the best in the world. However, the Liverpool Care Pathway was criticised and phased out. This article looks at the LCP's aims, assesses the problems and how these should be tackled. Many of these problems stemmed not from the LCP itself, but its improper use. Better training on the pathway and on communication with patients and relatives could ensur...

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Abstract The Virginia Master Cattlemen program has the goal to provide beef producers with essential knowledge in areas of production. Every year, from VA and neighboring states participate this comprehensive 14-hour long program. During 2021 program, we performed an online survey participants addressing their reproductive management practices. We have obtained data 133 participants, which 67.7...

Twinning costs the dairy industry an estimated $96 million each year. Twin pregnancy occurrence in high-producing cows is primarily a result of multiple ovulations associated with low circulating concentrations progesterone due to high milk production. The present retrospective observational study aimed identify associations between (1) previous parity yield and subsequent twin birth prevalence...

Abstract Aim This systematic review aims to understand the relationship between version abnormalities of femur and acetabulum in patients with primary secondary femoroacetabular impingement (FAI). Method A was conducted according PRISMA guidelines. computer-based search performed using EMBASE, MEDLINE, PubMed Cochrane databases for articles relating torsional FAI, Legg-Calve-Perthes disease (LC...

(Head at the Meeting of the Bengal Branch of the British Medical Association, on the IQth January The subject on which I propose to say a few words, is the relation of fungi to disease, and more especially to disease in the human subject. The full discussion of this subject would take up much more time than is at my disposal at present, and I am, therefore, obliged to confine myself to a few ge...