Publications by authors named "M Braham"

Death by collision with an incoming train is common in countries where a railroad network exists. In such cases, when there is severe pelvic trauma, the penis may be partially degloved and turned inside out. The inverted penile skin may then resemble a vulva and the scrotum may mimic labia majora, causing the injured male genitalia to strongly resemble female genitalia.

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Plastics pollution, persistent chemical contamination and inadequately treated wastewater are three key aspects that hinder access to safe and affordable water for all. We argue that a strong priority on pollution avoidance, research for remediation, and tighter regulation and monitoring must be implemented to make progress.

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  • * The research investigates the effects of adding paternal lymphocytes to maternal activated PBMCs during insemination, with patients divided into four groups based on the type and number of PBMCs used.
  • * Results indicate that using activated PBMCs increases clinical pregnancy rates across all groups, with the highest success observed in patients receiving both paternal and maternal activated PBMCs, achieving a clinical pregnancy rate of 47.2% and live birth rate of 41.
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The study aimed to enhance medication management efficiency by introducing a systematic approach to redistributing medications to high-utilization zones, thereby mitigating the volume and expenses associated with non-returnable expired medications. This quality improvement initiative encompassed 2 key phases. Initially, a standardized workflow for managing expiring medications was implemented across 2 satellite pharmacy areas.

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Background: To limit exposures to occupational heat stress, leading occupational health and safety organizations recommend work-rest regimens to prevent core temperature from exceeding 38°C or increasing by ≥1°C. This scoping review aims to map existing knowledge of the effects of work-rest regimens in hot environments and to propose recommendations for future research based on identified gaps.

Methods: We performed a search of 10 databases to retrieve studies focused on work-rest regimens under hot conditions.

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