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Spinal Manipulation: Time to Rethink How We Deliver and Teach It

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By Casper Glissmann Nim, Sasha L Aspinall, Chad Cook, Carsten Juhl
| JOSPT Insights
Spinal Manipulation: Time to Rethink How We Deliver and Teach It As a practitioner of manual therapy, you have probably been taught that spinal manipulative therapy (SMT) should be applied with great precision. That you should refine your skills to select the correct vertebral target, deliver a precise thrust, and, of course, that it matters to what region you apply your treatment.
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At ramme magtens ‘mikrofysik’

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By Carsten Juhl
| NY TID
Kan monsteret tale? En rapport til et psykoanalytisk akademi. Forfatter: Paul B. Preciado Forlag: Aleatorik (Danmark) KROPP / Paul B. Preciado udøver en kritik af binariteten i såvel heteroseksuelle som homoseksuelle forhold. Den tosporede, binære kønsopdeling fremlægges som en form for kolonisering af kroppene, hvad der muliggør flere præciseringer om afhængighed, udbytning og reproduktionskrav. Paul B. Preciado er ikke nogen ukendt forfatter for NY TIDs læsere.
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Immune Checkpoint Inhibitor-Induced Cardiotoxicity: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

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By Dorte Lisbet Nielsen, Carsten Juhl, Ole Nielsen
| JAMA Oncology Verified
Key Points Question How frequently do cardiovascular adverse events (CVAEs) occur in patients treated with immune checkpoint inhibitors (ICIs) and how should clinicians manage myocarditis in particular? Findings In this systematic review and meta-analysis of 83 315 unique patients enrolled in 589 unique trials, approximately 1% of the patients experienced ICI-induced CVAEs, with myocarditis having a mortality rate of 38%.
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