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The association between guilt cognitions and PTSD symptoms indicated that trauma-specific cognitions might be significant in understanding the impact of work-related trauma on the mental health of journalists.
Oral and Posters, June 8
Eur J Psychotraumatol · 2013 · PMC3674474
Lastly, this study might be significant for further planning in the public health, veterinary, and education sectors from the perspective of livestock farmers and indicate interventional programs against common zoonoses for vulnerable populations (i.e., livestock farmers). status released display-pdf yes is-olf no is-manuscript no is-preprint no is-journal-matter no is-scanned no is-retracted no Received 2022 May 9; Accepted 2023 Jan 9; Collection date 2023 Feb.
Finally, while the findings resonate with existing literature, the unique context and characteristics of our study population need to be considered when comparing these results with other studies, as there might be significant differences in patient demographics, healthcare access, and management strategies.
The significance of these results is twofold: (i) two different technologies (RT-RTqPCR and Gene Meter) have now demonstrated increased transcript abundances and these increases have now been reported in three organisms (human, zebrafish and mouse); and (ii) there might be significant overlap in gene transcripts that increase in abundance in death as we have showed with myosin- and matrix metalloprotease genes, which warrants further studies using other vertebrates.
For him, the positive association between brown eyes and excitable reactions to pain was due to the fact that “members of the Jewish race, in whom these physical features was present” were notorious for their “lowered [pain] threshold.” Bizarrely, he petitioned readers to investigate whether “red-haired Jews” also had brown eyes, implying that this might be significant in evaluating their degree of pain-sensitivity (Wauchope 1959, 1098).