Despite its importance, delirium continues to be misdiagnosed, detected late or missed in well over 60% of cases [ 9, 20].
Globally, the importance of this continues to be reflected in a number of initiatives, such as the inclusion of mortality as a component of the Human Development Index (HDI) (2) and the expression of Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) 4, 5, and 6 in terms of mortality (3, 4).
Yet, for all its importance, World War I continues to be misunderstood by most ordinary people who have not yet caught up with the evolving consensus of historians.
There is one issue... notwithstanding the paramount importance of the economy, that continues to be the common denominator of the presidential election in 2012, as it was in 2008: the historic issue of race and race relations in America.
Belief in the early importance of RNA-only metabolism continues to be strong and actively pursued [ 92], to the exclusion of alternatives.
Whilst the importance of individual illness perceptions continues to be documented, there is less understanding of the illness representations of 'significant others' (spouse/partner/close family member), particularly in relation to persistent back pain and work participation.
Given the high incidence of breast cancer, and in particular ER+PR+ tumors [ 42], this finding suggests that increased risks for tumor subgroups may have significant public health importance in areas where DDT continues to be used.
Despite the growing recognition of the importance of good governance, corruption continues to be reported in national and global health systems across a range of environments and has undermined progress in health services delivery and system strengthening at a time when investments in global health interventions has never been higher [ 4, 5].
"The government recognises the importance of ensuring that the UK continues to be a world-leading place to do science.
The government recognises the importance of ensuring that the UK continues to be a world-leading place to do research.
