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Publication Type: Peer reviewed scientific article Authors: Ciano, Salvatore; Di Mario, Mélanie; Séverine Goscinny; Els Van Hoeck Source: Foods, Volume 12, Issue 14 (2023) Keywords: Bioplastic Consumer preferences Disposable plastic food contact materials ...

have unmet medical needs and are less frequently referred to mental health services. One potential explanation for this is that physicians, such as general practitioners (GP s), may unintentionally ...

education, and respondents with less social support were more likely to seek advice online.  Conclusions  Online mental health advice seems to achieve vertical equity. Sociodemographic variables were, however, ...

influence the quantification of the attributable burden. From our analysis we observed that the use of CRA was less common for some types of risk factors and outcomes. These included environmental and ...

had previous infections were significantly less likely to receive the first booster dose compared to individuals with no infection, especially when the infection occurred after completion of PC and with ...

faster presentation to the MDFC with less severe DFU, the outcome did not change over time and even a slight decrease in healed DFU after 6 months could be observed. A negative trend towards less ...

Populations with a migration background have a higher prevalence of mental health problems than their native counterparts. They are also more likely to have unmet medical needs and are less frequently referred ...

created with the intention of assisting smokers in quitting because they are believed to be less dangerous than conventional combustible cigarettes. With a range of flavors and nicotine levels to choose ...

second dose. Increases were less pronounced in staff members than in residents. At 28 days post third dose, differences between residents and staff had become mostly insignificant. Humoral, but not ...

the lowest for both boosters in the 18-24 age group (69.86% and 17.85%). Individuals who had previous infections were significantly less likely to receive the first booster dose compared to individuals ...