Our study comprises all RRT patients in Sweden and covers the period before and after key publications on the consequences of sHPT on mortality and cardiovascular risk [ 13- 16] and after the publication of the KDOQI guidelines for PTX [ 17].
The submission form requests information on the sequence variation, clinical consequences, publications, and the submitter's contact information.
The emergence of several recent publications on the consequences of failure to remain in care [ 2] and failure to engage in spite of pre-arranged clinic appointments [ 3, 4] has raised the awareness of the problem of sub-optimal rates of early entry into HIV care previously documented [ 5, 6].
On dirt digging by the People into Gary Flitcroft: The People showed an 'apparent lack of consideration of the consequences of publication on Mr Flitcroft and his family by those responsible for publication.
The media must always weigh freedom of information with the consequences of publication.
On the press's cultural unwillingness to change Leveson says there is evidence for a general conclusion that there is a cultural unwillingness in parts of the press to consider the consequences of publication on the individuals involved.
Little, Brown & Company said on Thursday that it was moving up the publication of "Truth and Consequences," a book conceived by Catherine Hooper, the fiancée of Bernard L. Madoff's son, with Laurie Sandell, a journalist and author, to October from November.
Little, Brown & Company said on Thursday that it was moving up the publication of "Truth and Consequences," a book conceived by Catherine Hooper, the fiancee of Bernard L. Madoff's son, with Laurie Sandell, a journalist and author, to October from November.
But the timing of that confession was what mattered most — it coincided with the publication of "Truth and Consequences," a book arranged by Catherine Hooper, the fiancée of the Madoffs' son Andrew.
Even more persuasive is the reality that neither officials nor journalists can ever be sure of the consequences of publication: facts once distributed, like seeds in a garden, acquire a life of their own with consequences that can be salutary, malignant, both, or neither.
