mcinnes e., seers k. & tutton l.(2011) Older people's views in relation to risk of falling and
need for intervention: a meta‐ethnography. Journal of Advanced Nursing67 (12), 2525 …

The capacity for social media to influence the utilization of re-purposed medicines to
manage COVID-19, despite limited availability of safety and efficacy data, is a cause for …

Several recent national reports have noted that there is a 20-year gap between knowledge
generated from our best clinical research and the utilization of that knowledge in our health …

OBJECTIVE: To describe the principal role of value judgments in the analysis and synthesis
of evidence as they are involved in systematic reviews, meta-analyses, and health …

Dialogue has become a buzzword in science communication. Many governmental initiatives
involving information transfer use dialogue as a selling point. We have, for example, a …

Much of the contemporary debate about the propriety of non-therapeutic circumcision of
male infants and boys revolves around the question of risks vs. benefits. With its headline …

Routine use of preventative medicines is advocated as part of responsible dog and cat
ownership. However, it has been suggested that the number of owners in the United …

Background Peer use of take home naloxone has the potential to reduce drug related
deaths. There appears to be a paucity of research amongst homeless drug users on the …

Background: Despite the lack of evidence on the use of cannabis for the treatment of
attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), the growing perception that cannabis is safe …

The history of over-the-counter medicines has been a roller-coaster. The Rose case, which
culminated in a decision from the House of Lords in 1704, established that apothecaries …