As a regular, long-term visitor, I'm frequently asked, "Are you going to retire up here?" The easy answer is I don't like the idea of retirement, but actually I want to keep a foot in both camps.
Arguably, among the most persistent problems in the region is the comparative hardship of academic careers, a difficulty unlikely to improve until universities and research centers provide appropriate stability and salaries, as well as research facilities on a regular, long-term basis.
Physical activity interventions are less likely to have adverse 'side effects' and can be undertaken on a regular, long-term basis.
The determining criteria for group assignment were the presence vs. absence of a regular long-term prophylaxis programme and the timing of the initiation of that prophylaxis programme.
Persons 55 years of age or over who had been using temazepam, zopiclone or zolpidem as hypnotics on a regular long-term basis (night-time use >1 month prior to enrollment) to treat primary insomnia were included in the study.
The EFSA advocates against the regular, long term use of CC as a supplement due to its coumarin content [ 11].
Compliance for regular long term visits for PUVA/narrow band UVB therapy, side effects of immunosuppressive therapies, long term risk of photoaging and carcinogenesis with phototherapy are other limitations for vitiligo patients.
Recent data from a small series suggest a relationship between regular, long-term endurance sport practice and atrial fibrillation (AF) and flutter.
As a result of his recognition of the importance of "End Results," he established a tradition of regular long-term followup and appropriate record keeping.
We present a radiometer system for regular long-term measurements of water vapour in the middle atmosphere.
Thus, as long as the cell sourcing problem is not resolved, regular long-term treatment of a large number of ESRD patients would not be feasible with immobile or mobile devices.
