Latin 14292

Contient : Augustinus Hipponensis, Sermones ; Beda Venerabilis, In evangelium s. Marci ; Notes sur les différentes prises de Jérusalem

Bible moralisée, texte latin avec la traduction, jusqu'à Isaïe.

Commençant par : « In principio creavit Deus... » Glose : « Creatio lucis angelorum creationem... Au commencement Dieu crea... La creation de lumiere emporte la creation des anges... » et finissant par : «... quia excidisti sepulcrum ». Glose : «... et accederent ad verum sacrificium... car tu as taillé et appareillé ton sepulcre... et venissent au vray sacrifice ».

Programme latin de don d'organes: les intensivistes se mettent en réseau [Latin program for organ donation: the intensivists are networking]

The new Swiss federal law on organ and transplantation strengthens the responsibilities of the intensive care units. In Italian and French speaking parts of Switzerland, the Programme Latin pour le Don d'Organe (PLDO) has been launched to foster a wider collaboration between intensivists and donation coordinators. The PLDO aims at optimising knowledge and expertise in organ donation through improvements in identification, notification and management of organ donors and their next of kin. The PLDO dispenses education to all professionals involved. Such organisation should allow increasing the number of organs available, while improving healthcare professionals experience and next of kin emotion throughout the donation process.

The so-called "Spanish model" - Tobacco industry strategies and its impact in Europe and Latin America

Background To demonstrate the tobacco industry rationale behind the "Spanish model" on non-smokers' protection in hospitality venues and the impact it had on some European and Latin American countries between 2006 and 2011. Methods Tobacco industry documents research triangulated against news and media reports. Results As an alternative to the successful implementation of 100% smoke-free policies, several European and Latin American countries introduced partial smoking bans based on the so-called "Spanish model", a legal framework widely advocated by parts of the hospitality industry with striking similarities to "accommodation programmes" promoted by the tobacco industry in the late 1990s. These developments started with the implementation of the Spanish tobacco control law (Ley 28/2005) in 2006 and have increased since then. Conclusion The Spanish experience demonstrates that partial smoking bans often resemble tobacco industry strategies and are used to spread a failed approach on international level. Researchers, advocates and policy makers should be aware of this ineffective policy.