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If the collaborative care intervention proves to be cost-effective in the occupational health setting in the treatment of MDD, wider implementation may well be feasible.

Our data suggest that chemotherapy of MHC class I-deficient tumours with 5AC combined with immunotherapy is an attractive setting in the treatment of MHC class I-deficient tumours.

Actinomycin D is an anticancer antibiotic that has been used in combination with melphalan in the ILP setting in the treatment of patients with melanoma in-transit metastases confined to the extremities.

The next paragraphs provide an overview of pharmacological interventions in the experimental setting in the treatment of T2DM and/or myocardial ischaemic injury, which might reduce perioperative risk due to normalisation of metabolic derangements (Table  1).

Though the technique was successfully translated to the civilian setting in the treatment of burns, the use of quantitative culturing to predict the clinical course of blast wounds was lost.

Both Ipomoea taxa were obligate xenogamous (sensu Cruden 1977): we observed fruit and seed set exclusively in the treatment of hand cross-pollination (Table  2).

This is especially prevalent in fields already using genomics in the clinical setting, particularly in the treatment of cancer, cardiac disease and diabetes.

Inhibition of BCR-ABL tyrosine kinase by Imatinib (IM, formerly STI571, Gleevec®) set new standards in the treatment of chronic myeloid leukemia (CML).

Because, don't forget, long before the death camps were set up, the treatment of the Jews in many of these European countries, and of course following 1933, in particular in Nazi Germany, was racist, and directed at the Jewish people.

Another explanation could be the improvement in medical treatment options over time; we observed a shift from an inpatient to an outpatient setting, potentially resulting in the treatment of only severe cases in hospital.

Given the pivotal role of the glycocalyx in vascular wall homeostasis, restoration of a damaged glycocalyx may be a promising therapeutic target both in an acute critical care setting as well as in the treatment of chronic vascular disease.