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This chapter discusses the treatment of GM2 Gangliosidosis: Past Experiences, Implications, and Future Prospects, in detail.

We report key themes from an agenda-setting, multi-disciplinary roundtable convened to examine experiences and implications for health systems in Ghana, a nation without cases but where risk for spread is high and the economic, social and political impact of the impending threat is already felt.

There are also interviews with local artists and writers about the experience — and implications — of what happened in December 2008, and newsreel footage of the riots.

The PRD experience has implications for other megaregions in China.

Toronto's brownfield-to-green space redevelopment experience has implications for cities across North America undergoing brownfield planning and seeking to enhance urban quality of life.

In this paper we documented the experience and implications of managing and modelling product development activities from a contingent perspective of interdependence.

This exploratory qualitative analysis aimed to better understand the experience and implications of using ACASI among HIV-positive women participating in sexual risk reduction interventions in Chicago (n = 12) and Philadelphia (n = 18).

Additionally, this experience has implications for development of evidence-based health plans addressing other risk factors.

The Australian experience has implications for the continued licensing of these agents in other countries in food production animals.

Rich households might pay large medical bills without experiencing negative implications, while low levels of spending among poor households can have severe financial implications for livelihoods [ 4, 5].

This experience has implications for the urgent tracing of persons potentially exposed to other infectious diseases of public health significance, such as pandemic influenza.