April Fools' Day is celebrated in the Western world on the 1st of April of every year. Sometimes referred to as All Fools' Day, April 1 is not a legal holiday, but is widely recognized and celebrated as a day which tolerates practical jokes and general [...]
Policy Is Needed to Manage Assessment of NHS Information
NHS's Information Governance (IG) Toolkit ask that you give a series of documentation as evidence that you and your organization has followed with Information Governance Standards, as set out in Connecting the Health on the IG Toolkit online. This documentation [...]
Dangers of Nuclear Radiation on Health
After the big earthquake in Japan, public fears of impending nuclear explosion on Nuclear Power Plant reactor Fukushima, Japan. The fear was probably justified given the effects of radiation on the body can not be taken [...]
Enormity of the Eye Contact Effect
You'll often hear the term "from the eyes down to the heart." The term that describes how the eyes can make someone fall in love. Playing with man's eye target is an exciting way of teasing.
Eye contact can be a clue that [...]
What Does Bad Breath in Dogs Mean
There were people who were doing weimaraner puppy training who were concerned about what is considered ordinary puppy breath smell. These owners also gave reports on pet dog breath smells. There are some reasons why a dog would develop problems with [...]
Robert F. Durden Prize and Chester P. Middlesworth Award
Robert F. Durden Prize and Chester P. Middlesworth Award The Robert F. Durden Prize recognizes undergraduates’ excellence in research, including their analysis, evaluation and synthesis of sources, and encourages students [...]
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