The Medical examiner : a semi-monthly journal of medical sciences ...

Editor: N.S. Davis.

A reference handbook of the medical sciences : embracing the entirerange of scientific and practical medicine and allied science

UANL

The Retrospect of practical medicine and surgery, being a half-yearly journal containing a retrospective view of every discovery and practical improvement in the medical sciences ...

Editors: 1840- William Braithwaite.-18 James Braithwaite, E.F. Trevelyan.

The Retrospect of medicine: being a half-yearly journal, containing a retrospective view of every discovery and practical improvement in the medical sciences ...

Editors: Jan. 1840-Dec. 1884, William Braithwaite (with James Braithwaite, July 1860-Dec. 1884)--Jan. 1885- James Braithwaite.

Florida International University College of Medicine 1st Accreditation Planning Weekend, Feb 16-18 2007 – Basic Medical Sciences: Needed Subject Areas & Faculty Expertise

Chart outlining areas of need for subject areas and faculty expertise.

The American journal of the medical sciences.

Mode of access: Internet.

Stanford studies in the medical sciences.

Mode of access: Internet.

The Medical examiner; a semi-monthly journal of medical sciences.

Editor: N. S. Davis.

CFD tools in engineering design studies and medical sciences

In the recent time CFD tools have become increasingly useful in the engineering design studies especially in the area of aerospace vehicles. This is largely due to the advent of high speed computing platforms in addition to the development of new efficient algorithms. The algorithms based on kinetic schemes have been shown to be very robust and further meshless methods offer certain advantages over the other methods. Preliminary investigations of blood flow visualization through artery using CFD tool have shown encouraging results which further needs to be verified and validated.

Monologue or Intercultural Dialogue Between Medical Systems? An Educational Challenge for Medical Sciences

Each medical cultural system constructs knowledge about health through specialization or interculturalism. The knowledge constructed through interculturalism has sought, mainly, to adapt the delivery of health care services to the users’ cultural referents. This emphasis has overlooked the opportunities embedded in the establishment of intercultural relationships between medical systems based on dialogue, especially in regard to the adjustment of the disciplinary boundaries of medical cultural systems that would allow the construction of new knowledge on health. This absence of dialogue has been determined by epistemological barriers inherent to every system as well as by social domination. This article presents some concepts related to cognition processes which encourage the reflection on the possibilities to overcome such barriers so that the health sciences may contribute to the effective implementation of the World Health Organization and the State’s recommendations on the matter.

Applying robust control theory to solve problems in bio-medical sciences: study of an apoptotic model

Biological models of an apoptotic process are studied using models describing a system of differential equations derived from reaction kinetics information. The mathematical model is re-formulated in a state-space robust control theory framework where parametric and dynamic uncertainty can be modelled to account for variations naturally occurring in biological processes. We propose to handle the nonlinearities using neural networks.

Parasites : articles contributed to Wood's reference handbook of the medical sciences, new series, 1900-1904.

Mode of access: Internet.

NCI/MARC summer training supplement : Comprehensive Minority Biomedical Program, Division of Extramural Activities, National Cancer Institute in conjunction with Minority Access to Research Careers, National Institute of General Medical Sciences.

Mode of access: Internet.