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期刊名:Mount sinai journal of medicine

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ISSN:0027-2507

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Clinical Trial Case Reports Meta-Analysis RCT Review Systematic Review
Classical Article Case Reports Clinical Study Clinical Trial Clinical Trial Protocol Comment Comparative Study Editorial Guideline Letter Meta-Analysis Multicenter Study Observational Study Randomized Controlled Trial Review Systematic Review
Tracy DeAngelis,Fred Lublin Tracy DeAngelis
New insights into the complex immunopathogenesis of multiple sclerosis have led to a proliferation of promising new therapeutic strategies. While the current armamentarium of immunomodulatory medications has demonstrated beneficial effects ...
Alan Schlechter Alan Schlechter
The importance of the doctor-patient relationship among patients with schizophrenia is especially evident within the context of medication adherence. The association between patients' positive perception of their psychiatrist and medication...
Dori B Reissman,John Howard Dori B Reissman
This article reviews lessons learned about managing the safety and health of workers who were involved in disaster response, recovery, and cleanup after the 2001 World Trade Center (WTC) disaster. The first two sections review ongoing respo...
Philip J Landrigan,Joel Forman,Maida Galvez et al. Philip J Landrigan et al.
Background: Children are uniquely sensitive to toxic exposures in the environment. This sensitivity reflects children's disproportionately heavy exposures coupled with the biologic vulnerability that is a consequence of t...
Corey B Bills,Nancy A S Levy,Vansh Sharma et al. Corey B Bills et al.
Background: Disaster workers responding to the events of September 11th were exposed to traumatic events. No study has systematically investigated the diverse mental health status and needs of the heterogeneous population...
Jaime Szeinuk,María Padilla,Rafael E de la Hoz Jaime Szeinuk
Objective: The diffuse parenchymal lung diseases (DPLDs) are a heterogeneous group of disorders that result from damage to the lung parenchyma. While the cause of most DPLDs remains unknown, extensive epidemiological and ...
David J Prezant,Stephen Levin,Kerry J Kelly et al. David J Prezant et al.
Respiratory consequences from occupational and environmental disasters are the result of inhalation exposures to chemicals, particulate matter (dusts and fibers) and/or the incomplete products of combustion that are often liberated during d...