This study examines the gaps in knowledge of spinal neurosurgeons and general neurosurgeons taking SANS.
It examines the gaps in the reach of NRP that stimulated the development of HBB and helped shape a different approach to education of health care providers in resource-limited settings.
That is why we have chosen to supplement Science magazine's 125th Anniversary Issue: 125 Questions: What We Don't Know, which examines the gaps in scientific knowledge with profiles of a few of the young researchers who are trying to fill those gaps.
In our data one, lengthy television current affairs story and three shorter follow-up pieces examined the gap in quality between the private healthcare offered to medical tourists in India and the public services available to that country's citizens, but these were the only media items to engage with the possible effects of medical tourism for health in LMICs.
The few studies that have examined the gap in schooling found, as we did, that children who lost either or both of their parents to AIDS were less likely to be in the correct grade for their age due to the interruption in studies caused by parental illness preceding death (Ainsworth et al., 2005; Bicego, Rutstein, & Johnson, 2003).
Although it has long been known that people in lower socioeconomic areas suffer from worse health than their wealthier counterparts, it is the first time researchers have examined whether the gap in cancer survival rates have improved over time.
Through an in-depth literature analysis coupled with integrative bioinformatics (pathway and synergy analysis), we dissect here the landscape of complex relationships between the apoptosis-regulating miRNAs in the context of cardiomyocyte cell death (including regulation of autophagy apoptosis cross talk), and examine the gaps in our current understanding that will guide future investigations.
Each year since 2006, the World Economic Forum releases its annual Global Gender Gap Report, which "examines the gap between men and women in four fundamental categories: Economic Participation and Opportunity, Educational Attainment, Health and Survival and Political Empowerment".
Our study examines the gap between telework and central work in accessing knowledge with varying levels of tacitness (or implicitness), and in the use of communication media for knowledge exchange.
In this review, the specific functional properties of naturally acquired and vaccine-induced antibodies that correlate to protection from the blood stages of Plasmodium falciparum malaria are re-examined and the gaps in knowledge related to antibody function in malarial immunity are highlighted.
