Return to work after Post-COVID: describing affected employees' perceptions of personal resources, organizational offerings and care pathways.

Background: Most individuals recover from the acute phase of infection with the SARS-CoV-2 virus, however, some encounter prolonged effects, referred to as the Post-COVID syndrome. Evidence exists that such persistent symptoms can significantly impact patients' ability to return to work. This paper gives a comprehensive overview of different care pathways and resources, both personal and external, that aim to support Post-COVID patients during their work-life reintegration process.

Osteopetro-rickets: a new congenital bone disorder.

Two lethal mutations have been described in the rat: "osteopetrosis" (op) and "toothless" (tl). The op mutant can be cured by normal bone marrow infusion, while the tl mutant cannot. We report here additional data with regard to the tl mutant.

[Systematic study of the variations in mineral composition of different bones from various animals according to their localization].

X-ray diffraction techniques allow us to show that, in calcified tissues, phosphates resulting from a given formation process have the same ratio Ca/P for the bones at different subjects, providing these subjects are of the same kind and the same age. This ratio Ca/P depends on the bone formation process.

[Mineralization at the level of the calcified cartilage zone. Value and significance of the spicule of calcification].

The calcified cartilaginous spicule, generated in the zone of the calcified cartilage, is included in the primary metaphysis. It is generally admitted that the spicule had a homogeneous structure. Studies of structure and ultrastructure of the calcified spicule made the existence of two definitely different zones obvious: one at the periphery of the spicule, the other in the center.