Objectives: Many psychiatrists, and other providers alike, find difficulty integrating a culture-centered approach to clinical practice and navigating the challenges when they arise. We call attention to the ongoing challenges of addressing the cultural barriers between patient and physician.
Methods: We present a case of an African patient with a rare case of Fahr's syndrome whose clinical diagnostic course was complicated by culture and language barriers.
In this study, we determined the Cr(VI) in samples of tanned leather residues by differential pulse voltammetry (DPV) using graphite/paraffin composite electrodes modified with reduced graphene oxide nanosheets (referred to as GPEs/nsRGO). After the modification, the composite electrodes were characterized by two electrochemical techniques (i.e.
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