We published broadly similar findings for cervical cancer from the Oxford FPA study 10 years ago (Zondervan et al, 1996).
The impact of the findings we report is being appreciated worldwide and every month the research we publish is broadly covered by a variety of news services.
The VICE network also has two newsletters: Coping, a weekly newsletter from Tonic that shares actionable insights for those with anxiety and depression, and This Is Fine., a newsletter published by Broadly that looks at the highly personal and specific ways we go about improving our days.
Congress required that state-of-the-art procedures be published and broadly implemented in subsidized housing and local law (HUD 1995).
Even the selection of what Vishniac chose to publish now seems, broadly, like a distortion.
Dover was among the first to publish them more broadly, and today, because of the Internet, "we are looking at everybody else's little boxes of treasures," Mr. Plunkert said.
Friends, some of them national leaders in primary care, addiction and pain medicine, have urged me to publish this concern broadly.
We therefore aim to present the study findings in conferences dedicated to both fields of research and publish papers in broadly oriented scientific journals.
The country's increasingly wealthy media giants, which operate under China's censorship rules and according to its propaganda motives, are trying to acquire international media assets, to open more overseas news bureaus and to publish and broadcast more broadly in English and other languages.
"The difference is this is a well-known company with previously published material available broadly in a well-accepted format," he said.
Broadly published an article this week entitled Why Women Want To F**k Bad Boys, in which writer Diana Tourjee claimed that: "Everyone knows men like these … (so-called 'bad boys,' or risk-taking men) … are desirable.
