Aims: To assess the rates of violence in nursery rhymes compared to pre-watershed
television viewing. Methods: Data regarding television viewing habits, and the amount of …

As Hubert Anton and Andrea Townson note, there are few published studies evaluating
antihypertensive therapy in patients with autonomic dysreflexia, and, as stated in my original …

We all fall down: head injuries in nursery rhyme characters Page 1 CHRISTMAS 2021: WHAT
IF . . . ? We all fall down: head injuries in nursery rhyme characters Nursery rhymes might aim …

This is the sixth and last in a series of papers celebrating some of the weird and wonderful
research findings hidden amongst the scientific literature. It aims to ensure that we …

Two pediatric accidents in Jane Austen's Persuasion (1818) and one in Margaret Oliphant's
The Doctor's Family (1863) are examined from the point of view of trauma management with …

The patient underwent implantation for early-stage prostate cancer in October 2003 without
complication. He was well when seen for initial review 1 month later. His business requires …

T he presumption that fictional characters may have real diseases is nothing new. The
description of mental illness is a constant feature in literary criticism, and with increasing …

The purpose of this paper was to investigate the implicit contents of Chinese children's
songs and exhibit the unspoken rules in them. This study began by discussing the …

Rhetorical scholars have examined the ways in which memory is visually and materially
enacted. While most research has concentrated on national scale subjects (eg, the Vietnam …

Canada Council grant to study the impact of sociologically inappropriate child models in
nursery rhymes—such as Peter Pumpkin Eater, Little Miss Muffet, Little Jack Horner and …