Publications by authors named "S Deb"
This study investigates the impact of different plant species (Iris pseudacorus L., Phragmites australis (Cav.) Trin.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFBackground: Multidisciplinary care planning for people with intellectual disabilities who engage in behaviours of concern (BoC) is challenging and complex. Effective collaborative understanding and action planning across all stakeholders is essential. Cornwall's Adult Community Learning Disability Team developed a care planning tool () using contemporary evidence and best practice.
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- Acute arboviral infections, especially dengue, affect millions in tropical regions, with Asia being the most impacted; Bangladesh faced a major outbreak in 2019, prompting an extensive study in Dhaka.
- The study, conducted across three medical centers, involved nearly 2000 participants to explore clinical variations in severe dengue and to identify serotypes, enhancing understanding of the virus's behavior.
- Results indicated that severe cases were predominantly in younger males, with digestive symptoms more common in severe cases, while a small percentage of patients experienced fatal outcomes, highlighting the serious health and socioeconomic burden of dengue.
Background: With the widespread adoption of high-sensitivity troponin testing, recent guidelines no longer recommend urgent noninvasive cardiac testing for suspected cardiac disease in low-risk emergency department (ED) patients. We conducted a meta-analysis to determine whether urgent noninvasive testing, compared to no testing, is associated with improved cardiovascular outcomes in low-risk patients.
Methods: We searched databases for studies of adults evaluated in the ED for low-risk acute chest pain based on clinical criteria, diagnostic testing, or risk scores.