While a recent review summarizes discrimination and stigmatizing attitudes [ 4], so far, causal beliefs on obesity have not been summarized in a comprehensive review yet.
To the best of our knowledge, however, such discrepancies have not been summarized in detail in the context of Hsp72 and sepsis; in our opinion, these findings might be helpful for cautiously interpreting experimental data in the critical care field.
Although some epidemiological studies have addressed the question of the possible health effects after ingesting naturally occurring radionuclides through drinking water (Kurttio et al. 2002, 2006a; Mao et al. 1995; Selden et al. 2009), their results have not been summarized to date.
However, these reviews have not been systematically summarized and evaluated.
Although a number of studies have been conducted on the prevalence of dietary supplement (DS) use in military personnel, these investigations have not been previously summarized.
Regarding 'regular ecstasy use', the ecstasy use-related behaviour that has been studied most thoroughly, no reasons were reported that have not yet been summarized in an earlier meta-analysis [ 11] and qualitative review [ 13].
Secondly, since former papers have not attempted to summarize and structure the existing experimental literature, we provide a literature review of the existing experimental approaches to the field of innovation policy with the most important studies from four sub-fields in which lab experiments have been conducted to date.
We have not attempted to summarize the wealth of findings this body of research has generated, except where it is relevant to our discussion of methods.
However, information on menstrual changes from these methods has not been summarized and compared in an easy-to-understand form.
A growing literature addresses cessation-related experiences of waterpipe users, but this literature has not been summarized nor is guidance available on developing and testing cessation interventions.
