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RESEARCH Handgrip strength and mortality in the oldest old: the Leiden 85-plus study
COMMENTARY: Getting a grip on aging
PRACTICECurrent management of erectile dysfunction
REVIEWMonitoring use of knowledge and evaluating outcomes
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EDITORIAL Pope John Paul II got it right on his visit to Haiti in 1983 when he said: “Something has to change here!” Perhaps even he did not realize at the time that the “here” referred not only to Haiti, but also to the rest of the world that brought Haiti to the brink. Full article NEWS Fund proposed to pay for drugs with greater global impact
FOR THE RECORD Health and science winners in Obama budget United States President Barack Obama's financial blueprint for fiscal year 2010/11 has proposed a US$1 billion increase, to US$32 billion, in funding for the National Institutes of Health Research. Full article |
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