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, corneal transplant surgery, nd strabismus were in place etached retina could be reat-and resume its normal func-n a par with any Jules Verne the College Galliard, the Cantonal gymnasium, and the Ancienne Académia in Lausanne, and they approved his existed. A number of hy there was no supporti others had observed introduction of Helmho but the consensus wa insights as to cause. Microscopes were being manufactured as fine scientific instruments by the late 19th century,10 but The chronicle of Jules Gonin’s isc

Cloning and retinal expression of melatonin receptors in the European sea bass, Dicentrarchus labrax

The patient assured me that, although he had never experienced any symptoms, he was sure that there was something wrong with his heart. When I inquired how he could be certain, he informed me that he had been recording his heart rate and rhythm automatically for some time on a smartphone application. Recently, for the first time, he recorded a heart rate that fluctuated between 130 to 150 beats/min and persisted for almost 1 hour before returning to his usual rate of 60 beats/min. This was accompanied by an increase in his smartphone app quantified stress level, but was unrelated to his sleep pattern, exercise level, or dietary and caloric intake that he also monitored and recorded daily. And so was the concept of self quantification of health and fitness injected into my medical practice. My introduction to the concept of self quantification came from Chris Anderson, the editor of Wired ® magazine, during a JACC Editorial Board retreat. He pointed out that the development of small physiological sensors had made it possible for almost anyone to monitor a variety of their own health and fitness parameters. My impression was that Chris represented a very small group in the San Francisco Bay area with an extreme interest

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We walked down the hall at a brisk pace, challenged with the task of seeing all the patients before our time for rounds expired. Upon reaching the sought-after room, I inquired “who knows this patient”? One of the residents volunteered that he had admitted the patient, but then he went off duty. Another resident indicated that she had picked the patient up yesterday, but the float resident was on duty during the evening. So together we began to review the patient’s hospitalization, each contributing some information or perspective. Such situations are no longer rare in this era of restricted house officer duty hours. I have just finished another stint as the attending physician on the Cardiology Coronary Care and Inpatient Service at UCSD. The enjoyment of taking care of patients and working with the house staff has been tempered by frustration with the issues wrought by the newly implemented duty-hour restrictions for residents. As everyone involved in a teaching program knows, the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) implemented new duty-hour standards mandating that shifts for first-year post-graduate residents be limited to a maximum of 16 h. Complying with this mandate

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require higher derivatives than the corresponding one for simple zeros. Also the first one of those methods and the cubically convergent Halley’s method [13] is a special case of the Hansen and Patrick’s method [6]

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