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The 2018 survey's findings regarding the most lucrative IT certifications are summarized in the article, 15 Top Paying Certifications for 2018.

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Researchers performed five studies, summarized in the article, on the responses of individuals to passive victims.

A variety of new therapeutic agents are currently under investigation, and they are nicely summarized in the article by Gould and McDonald [ 1].

In a Congressionally mandated study carried out under the aegis of the U.S. Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) and summarized in this article, the authors have provided estimates of the numbers of American women of childbearing age and the numbers of American pregnant women whose lead exposure is sufficiently elevated to pose an intrauterine toxicity risk.

In the second meeting, summarized in the present article, the working group explored other markers involved in OA.

Support for the research summarized in the present article came from the Canadian Institutes for Health Research, Janssen Ortho Canada, the Alzheimer Society of Canada, the Mathematics of Information Technology and Computer Science program of the Canadian Research Network, and the Fountain Innovation Fund of the Queen Elizabeth II Health Sciences Foundation.

As concisely summarized in the review article by Delmas and colleagues [ 5], most studies reported the reversal of hypotension after the initiation of AVP therapy even in the late stages of cardiovascular failure.

The findings summarized in this article imply the need for a more concerted approach to regulate trade-related risk factors and thus more engagement between health and trade policy sectors within and between nations.