Constanza Gallardo
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Colitis colágena en una paciente octogenaria: a propósito de un caso
Ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Buscar en la ayuda
Peculiaridades del manejo de la hipertensión arterial en el anciano. Documento de consenso de la Sociedad Centroamericana y del Caribe de Hipertensión arterial
Ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Peculiaridades del manejo de la hipertensión arterial en el anciano. Documento de consenso de la Sociedad Centroamericana y del Caribe de Hipertensión arterial C. Sepulveda Gallardo [1] ; A.I. Barrientos [2] ; M.H. Koretzky [3] ; F. Wyss [4] ; O. Valdez Tiburcio [5] ; N. Báez Noyer [6] ; E. Sanchez [7] ; A. Gonzalez [8] ; W. Dones [9] ; P. López Contreras [6] ; M.
Soporte nutricional precoz en pacientes con cáncer de cabeza y cuello
Soporte nutricional precoz en pacientes con cáncer de cabeza y cuello Autores: Constanza Sepúlveda Gallardo, Silvia Bellés Andreu, Marta Arroyo Huidobro Localización: MPG Journal, ISSN-e 2171-9020, Vol. 4, Nº. 64, 2024 Idioma: español Enlaces Texto completo Resumen español En este artículo se analiza un estudio observacional retrospectivo sobre el soporte nutricional precoz en pacientes con neoplasia de cabeza y cuello, que los autores compartieron en la revista nutrición hospitalaria el año 2018.
El impacto de la fragilidad en pacientes sometidos a cirugía cardíaca
El impacto de la fragilidad en pacientes sometidos a cirugía cardíaca Autores: Carlota Toapanta Gaibor, Constanza Sepúlveda Gallardo, Marta Arroyo Huidobro Localización: MPG Journal, ISSN-e 2171-9020, Vol. 4, Nº. 64, 2024 Idioma: español Enlaces Texto completo Resumen español Esta revisión aborda el manejo de la fragilidad en pacientes de cirugía cardíaca, especialmente en contextos con recursos limitados.
El impacto de la nutrición en la curación de las úlceras por presión
El impacto de la nutrición en la curación de las úlceras por presión Autores: Silvia Bellés Andreu, Constanza Sepúlveda Gallardo, Marta Arroyo Huidobro Localización: MPG Journal, ISSN-e 2171-9020, Vol. 4, Nº. 64, 2024 Idioma: español Enlaces Texto completo Resumen español La atención nutricional adecuada desempeña un papel crucial en la prevención y tratamiento de úlceras por presión (UP).
High-Tech Companies Look To Mexico For Qualified Talent Pool
There's a tech boom in Tijuana, Mexico, as American companies look for skilled labor to fill technology jobs at a lower cost than it would be in California.
High-Tech Companies Look To Mexico For Qualified Talent Pool
There's a tech boom in Tijuana, Mexico, as American companies look for skilled labor to fill technology jobs at a lower cost than it would be in California.
High-Tech Companies Look To Mexico For Qualified Talent Pool
There's a tech boom in Tijuana, Mexico, as American companies look for skilled labor to fill technology jobs at a lower cost than it would be in California.
High-Tech Companies Look To Mexico For Qualified Talent Pool
There's a tech boom in Tijuana, Mexico, as American companies look for skilled labor to fill technology jobs at a lower cost than it would be in California.
High-Tech Companies Look To Mexico For Qualified Talent Pool
There's a tech boom in Tijuana, Mexico, as American companies look for skilled labor to fill technology jobs at a lower cost than it would be in California.
High-Tech Companies Look To Mexico For Qualified Talent Pool
There's a tech boom in Tijuana, Mexico, as American companies look for skilled labor to fill technology jobs at a lower cost than it would be in California.
America's Tijuana Tech Boom
Jose Becerra, a Tijuana-based web developer who works for an American company headquartered just across the border in San Diego. Stacey Vanek Smith hide caption toggle caption Stacey Vanek Smith Jose Becerra, a Tijuana-based web developer who works for an American company headquartered just across the border in San Diego. Stacey Vanek Smith American companies have operated subsidiaries in Mexico for decades.
'Tampon Tax' Repeal Benefits Women But Comes At A Cost To States
Copyright 2019 NPR. To see more, visit https://www.npr.org.
'Tampon Tax' Repeal Benefits Women But Comes At A Cost To States
Copyright 2019 NPR. To see more, visit https://www.npr.org.
'Tampon Tax' Repeal Benefits Women But Comes At A Cost To States
Copyright 2019 NPR. To see more, visit https://www.npr.org.
'Tampon Tax' Repeal Benefits Women But Comes At A Cost To States
By Constanza Gollardo • 10 minutes ago Originally published on March 15, 2019 6:48 am Copyright 2019 NPR. To see more, visit https://www.npr.org.
Tampons: That Bloody Sales Tax
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Originally published on March 6, 2019 3:21 pm In 35 U.S. states, women have to pay sales tax for menstrual hygiene products. That extra cost adds up over time and it especially affects low-income women. Some people believe those taxes are unfair to women, and some states have eliminated them. Research based on New Jersey's Tampon Tax repeal in 2005 showed that tax breaks on menstrual products helped women across the board by making products cheaper and more accessible. Loading...
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Texas Public Radio (San Antonio, TX)
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Tampons: That Bloody Sales Tax
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By Stacey Vanek Smith & Constanza Gallardo • 46 minutes ago In 35 U.S. states, women have to pay sales tax for menstrual hygiene products. That extra cost adds up over time and it especially affects low-income women. Some people believe those taxes are unfair to women, and some states have eliminated them. Research based on New Jersey's Tampon Tax repeal in 2005 showed that tax breaks on menstrual products helped women across the board by making products cheaper and more accessible. Loading...
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West Virginia Public Broadcasting
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Tampons: That Bloody Sales Tax
In 35 U.S. states, women have to pay sales tax for menstrual hygiene products. That extra cost adds up over time and it especially affects low-income women. Some people believe those taxes are unfair to women, and some states have eliminated them. Research based on New Jersey's Tampon Tax repeal in 2005 showed that tax breaks on menstrual products helped women across the board by making products cheaper and more accessible. Loading... Don't see the graphic above? Click here.
Tampons: That Bloody Sales Tax
By Stacey Vanek Smith & Constanza Gallardo • 43 minutes ago In 35 U.S. states, women have to pay sales tax for menstrual hygiene products. That extra cost adds up over time and it especially affects low-income women. Some people believe those taxes are unfair to women, and some states have eliminated them. Research based on New Jersey's Tampon Tax repeal in 2005 showed that tax breaks on menstrual products helped women across the board by making products cheaper and more accessible. Loading...
Tampons: That Bloody Sales Tax
By Stacey Vanek Smith & Constanza Gallardo • 36 minutes ago In 35 U.S. states, women have to pay sales tax for menstrual hygiene products. That extra cost adds up over time and it especially affects low-income women. Some people believe those taxes are unfair to women, and some states have eliminated them. Research based on New Jersey's Tampon Tax repeal in 2005 showed that tax breaks on menstrual products helped women across the board by making products cheaper and more accessible. Loading...
Tampons: That Bloody Sales Tax
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By Stacey Vanek Smith & Constanza Gallardo • 19 minutes ago In 35 U.S. states, women have to pay sales tax for menstrual hygiene products. That extra cost adds up over time and it especially affects low-income women. Some people believe those taxes are unfair to women, and some states have eliminated them. Research based on New Jersey's Tampon Tax repeal in 2005 showed that tax breaks on menstrual products helped women across the board by making products cheaper and more accessible. Loading...
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WBAA-FM (West Lafayette, IN)
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Tampons: That Bloody Sales Tax
By Stacey Vanek Smith & Constanza Gallardo • 25 minutes ago In 35 U.S. states, women have to pay sales tax for menstrual hygiene products. That extra cost adds up over time and it especially affects low-income women. Some people believe those taxes are unfair to women, and some states have eliminated them. Research based on New Jersey's Tampon Tax repeal in 2005 showed that tax breaks on menstrual products helped women across the board by making products cheaper and more accessible. Loading...
Tampons: That Bloody Sales Tax
By Stacey Vanek Smith & Constanza Gallardo • 22 minutes ago In 35 U.S. states, women have to pay sales tax for menstrual hygiene products. That extra cost adds up over time and it especially affects low-income women. Some people believe those taxes are unfair to women, and some states have eliminated them. Research based on New Jersey's Tampon Tax repeal in 2005 showed that tax breaks on menstrual products helped women across the board by making products cheaper and more accessible. Loading...
Tampons: That Bloody Sales Tax
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By Stacey Vanek Smith & Constanza Gallardo • 4 minutes ago In 35 U.S. states, women have to pay sales tax for menstrual hygiene products. That extra cost adds up over time and it especially affects low-income women. Some people believe those taxes are unfair to women, and some states have eliminated them. Research based on New Jersey's Tampon Tax repeal in 2005 showed that tax breaks on menstrual products helped women across the board by making products cheaper and more accessible. Loading...
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KGOU Radio (Oklahoma City, OK)
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What Keeps Economists Up At Night? And Other Stuff
The Indicator team attended the annual conference of the American Economic Association, where more than 10,000 economists gather. Many listeners sent questions on social media, so our producers stalked some economists to find the answers. Here are some of the questions we answered: -What keeps them up at night? Via @ninaberries -Top things the middle class can do to regain strength?
What Keeps Economists Up At Night? And Other Stuff
The Indicator team attended the annual conference of the American Economic Association, where more than 10,000 economists gather. Many listeners sent questions on social media, so our producers stalked some economists to find the answers. Here are some of the questions we answered: -What keeps them up at night? Via @ninaberries -Top things the middle class can do to regain strength?
What Keeps Economists Up At Night? And Other Stuff
The Indicator team attended the annual conference of the American Economic Association, where more than 10,000 economists gather. Many listeners sent questions on social media, so our producers stalked some economists to find the answers. Here are some of the questions we answered: -What keeps them up at night? Via @ninaberries -Top things the middle class can do to regain strength?
What Keeps Economists Up At Night? And Other Stuff
The Indicator team attended the annual conference of the American Economic Association, where more than 10,000 economists gather. Many listeners sent questions on social media, so our producers stalked some economists to find the answers. Here are some of the questions we answered: -What keeps them up at night? Via @ninaberries -Top things the middle class can do to regain strength?
What Keeps Economists Up At Night? And Other Stuff
The Indicator team attended the annual conference of the American Economic Association, where more than 10,000 economists gather. Many listeners sent questions on social media, so our producers stalked some economists to find the answers. Here are some of the questions we answered: -What keeps them up at night? Via @ninaberries -Top things the middle class can do to regain strength?
What Keeps Economists Up At Night? And Other Stuff
The Indicator team attended the annual conference of the American Economic Association, where more than 10,000 economists gather. Many listeners sent questions on social media, so our producers stalked some economists to find the answers. Here are some of the questions we answered: -What keeps them up at night? Via @ninaberries -Top things the middle class can do to regain strength?
What Keeps Economists Up At Night? And Other Stuff
The Indicator team attended the annual conference of the American Economic Association, where more than 10,000 economists gather. Many listeners sent questions on social media, so our producers stalked some economists to find the answers. Here are some of the questions we answered: -What keeps them up at night? Via @ninaberries -Top things the middle class can do to regain strength?
What Keeps Economists Up At Night? And Other Stuff
The Indicator team attended the annual conference of the American Economic Association, where more than 10,000 economists gather. Many listeners sent questions on social media, so our producers stalked some economists to find the answers. Here are some of the questions we answered: -What keeps them up at night? Via @ninaberries -Top things the middle class can do to regain strength?
What Keeps Economists Up At Night? And Other Stuff
The Indicator team attended the annual conference of the American Economic Association, where more than 10,000 economists gather. Many listeners sent questions on social media, so our producers stalked some economists to find the answers. Here are some of the questions we answered: -What keeps them up at night? Via @ninaberries -Top things the middle class can do to regain strength?
Indicators Of The Year: #MeToo
This year was a big year for women. Hundreds of women came forward to report harassment in the workplace and hundreds of men in prominent positions lost their. Workplace cultures everywhere started to shift as more women felt empowered to come forward and report their experiences.
Indicators Of The Year: #MeToo
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By Stacey Vanek Smith & Constanza Gallardo • 40 minutes ago This year was a big year for women. Hundreds of women came forward to report harassment in the workplace and hundreds of men in prominent positions lost their. Workplace cultures everywhere started to shift as more women felt empowered to come forward and report their experiences.
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West Virginia Public Broadcasting
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Indicators Of The Year: #MeToo
By Stacey Vanek Smith & Constanza Gallardo • 45 minutes ago This year was a big year for women. Hundreds of women came forward to report harassment in the workplace and hundreds of men in prominent positions lost their. Workplace cultures everywhere started to shift as more women felt empowered to come forward and report their experiences.
Indicators Of The Year: #MeToo
By Stacey Vanek Smith & Constanza Gallardo • 45 minutes ago This year was a big year for women. Hundreds of women came forward to report harassment in the workplace and hundreds of men in prominent positions lost their. Workplace cultures everywhere started to shift as more women felt empowered to come forward and report their experiences.
Indicators Of The Year: #MeToo
By Stacey Vanek Smith & Constanza Gallardo • 24 minutes ago This year was a big year for women. Hundreds of women came forward to report harassment in the workplace and hundreds of men in prominent positions lost their. Workplace cultures everywhere started to shift as more women felt empowered to come forward and report their experiences.
Indicators Of The Year: #MeToo
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By Stacey Vanek Smith & Constanza Gallardo • 21 minutes ago This year was a big year for women. Hundreds of women came forward to report harassment in the workplace and hundreds of men in prominent positions lost their. Workplace cultures everywhere started to shift as more women felt empowered to come forward and report their experiences.
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WBAA-FM (West Lafayette, IN)
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Indicators Of The Year: #MeToo
Originally published on December 28, 2018 4:46 pm This year was a big year for women. Hundreds of women came forward to report harassment in the workplace and hundreds of men in prominent positions lost their. Workplace cultures everywhere started to shift as more women felt empowered to come forward and report their experiences.
Indicators Of The Year: #MeToo
By Stacey Vanek Smith & Constanza Gallardo • 13 minutes ago This year was a big year for women. Hundreds of women came forward to report harassment in the workplace and hundreds of men in prominent positions lost their. Workplace cultures everywhere started to shift as more women felt empowered to come forward and report their experiences.
Indicators Of The Year: #MeToo
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By Stacey Vanek Smith & Constanza Gallardo • 8 minutes ago This year was a big year for women. Hundreds of women came forward to report harassment in the workplace and hundreds of men in prominent positions lost their. Workplace cultures everywhere started to shift as more women felt empowered to come forward and report their experiences.
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KGOU Radio (Oklahoma City, OK)
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Indicators Of The Year: #MeToo
This year was a big year for women. Hundreds of women came forward to report harassment in the workplace and hundreds of men in prominent positions lost their. Workplace cultures everywhere started to shift as more women felt empowered to come forward and report their experiences.
The Lenders of Last Resort in Latino New York
This story originally appeared in Spanish on our sister site, CityLab Latino. Maria Ramos holds a large, faded ledger propped open on her lap. The ledger was a gift from a beauty products supplier, an oversized agenda for 2014.
Cómo funcionan los préstamos de barrio entre los latinos de Nueva York
“Pedí un préstamo de 10,000 dólares, pero lo que me ofrecieron fue una tarjeta de crédito por 7,000 dólares. Se me fue en este local en gastos del negocio … Le quedé mal al banco por la situación que me ha ido envolviendo”, dijo. Ella usó todo el disponible de crédito de la tarjeta y nunca pagó porque los prestamistas ejercían mayor presión que un banco. No hay estudios oficiales sobre el valor del mercado financiero comunitario en Nueva York.
Ibeyi's haunting live show proves they're more than 'Lemonade' hype
By Daniel Rivero @toomuchmeIt’s an odd thing to see a musical act perform the same song twice in the same show; least of all when it's the final song of the set. In general, finales are usually left for the “There’s no way they weren’t going to play that song” kind of moments.Yet somehow when Afro-Cuban-French duo Ibeyi did it Sunday night in Miami, it didn’t feel like a programming error, or even out of place.
Libre Expresión: Fans de Beyoncé en la primera fecha de su gira Formation (Fotos)
Photos of Beyoncé fans as they slay for their Queen Bey. Por Constanza Gallardo Siguiendo la pauta que su "Queen Bey", el 'Beyhive' se lució para el inicio de la nueva gira de Beyonce, Formation World Tour, en el estadio Marlins Park en Miami el miércoles. Con tan sólo unos días de haber estrenado "Lemonade", así fue como los fans describieron el nuevo album y a su reina. Constanza Gallardo Nombre: Belinda & Bayrod¿Qué es Beyoncé para tí en una palabra? Flawless¿A que te supo "Lemonade"?
Mexicans Struggle to Preserve Indigenous Language Miles from Home
Last winter, Ñani Migrante, a Mexican-American organization in Staten Island, held several workshops to teach Mixtec, the fourth largest indigenous community in Mexico. The goal was to preserve the language for native speakers and their children. There are over 300 indigenous language variants in Mexico, and Mixtec is one of the most common.
Up a Creek with Cardboard and a Paddle
Local officials joined their borough's team for support during the race. Staten Island's team was the last to finish its kayak, but the first team to finish the race. (Constanza Gallardo/WNYC ) Boathouses from all New York City boroughs and Hoboken built cardboard kayaks to race across a cove in Battery Park City Thursday — a soggy stunt to publicize a day of activities this weekend celebrating the city's waterfront heritage.
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