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Holland said he hoped that having the evidence peer-reviewed in the Lancet would put an end to speculation about his grandmother's death.

Results will be published in a national web based evidence based paediatric formulary, peer reviewed journals and international paediatric drug references.

Since there are very few peer-reviewed publications evaluating the effectiveness of different approaches to capacity strengthening [ 13], the evidence we used included both peer reviewed publications and grey literature.

James Beck, M.D. Calgary, Alberta Spedding Micklem Edinburgh To the Editor: Congratulations to Jane E. Brody on her well-written article on water fluoridation, which is in line with accepted scientific evidence and peer-reviewed articles in numerous journals.

Periodically I have searched for published medical evidence in peer reviewed journals examining the potential health benefits of wheat grass juice and was dismayed not to find too much.

We defined evidence as peer reviewed publications in which the clinical effectiveness of a particular device was assessed.

The objective of this study was to examine the evidence from peer reviewed literature regarding the effectiveness of service linkages in primary mental health care.

Inclusion in this pre-entry category does not require evidence from peer reviewed literature at either the pre-clinical or clinical stages of development.

Fellows reported job promotions and increased research productivity as evidenced by peer reviewed publications and conference attendance and presentations.

The preponderance of drought, shrinking glaciers and super storms, plus actual bona fide peer-reviewed scientific evidence, erases any doubt to any rational educated person about the reality of climate change.

"There is no well-documented evidence in the peer reviewed scientific literature that homeopathic remedies can be transmitted electronically via sound waves," the accusation says.