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41.	A new paradigm to reduce nursing rate impact on Health Service Organizations (HSOs) through hedging
42.	Simulating memory impairment for child sexual abuse
43.	The effect of word familiarity and treatment approach on word retrieval skills in aphasia
44.	Ecological determinants of anemia in pregnant women living in Freetown: Urban western area, Sierra Leone
45.	Comparison of shoulder kinematics, flexibility, strength, and function between breast cancer survivors and healthy participants
46.	Development of a soccer specific functional rehabilitation program using the Modified Delphi Technique
47.	Mass media campaigns and conversation: Testing short-term and long-term priming effects of topic-related conversation on conversational participants
48.	Evaluating the Response Styles Theory of Depression using descriptive experience sampling
49.	A longitudinal study of fetal tissue transplantation surgery: The effects on quality of life and personality for individuals with Parkinson's disease
50.	Health information sources and health literacy levels of Latinos in a midwestern tri-state area
51.	Adolescent girls in recovery for eating disorders: Exploring past pro-anorexia Internet community experiences
52.	Dimensions of dyspnea in lung cancer
53.	Effects of cognitive behavioral time-limited individual therapy on anxiety, depressive symptoms and cancer coping skills in women initially diagnosed with cancer
54.	Bodies of science: The experiences of human research participants of health studie
55.	Effects of Head Start on the outcomes of participants
56.	Facial Profile and Perception of Personality in Adolescenc
57.	Associations of mortality rates with rate and income among United States Medicare participants
58.	Exploring the confidence prophylactic as a method for abating the post identification feedback effect in earwitness testimony
59.	Online health information use by participants in selected senior centers in Korea
60.	The barriers encountered and the factors that contribute to the success of minority and non-minority licensed practical nurses in a two-year associate degree registered nursing program
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