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Keeping the Wolves at Bay
Posted by Bryan Potts, Writer-Editor, APHIS Executive Communications in Animals Aug 03, 2021 It’s often said that, “good fences make good neighbors.” And in Wisconsin, the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service's Wildlife Services (WS) helped a sheep producer prove that saying true again. Using funds allocated for nonlethal livestock protection, WS designed and built a fence for the producer to keep gray wolves at bay.
Evidence to Support the Clinical Utility of Prenatal Exome Sequencing in Evaluation of the Fetus with Congenital Anomalies
Plain language summary Structural differences (congenital anomalies) in the makeup of the baby's heart, brain and other organs are found on antenatal ultrasound scans in up to 3% of pregnancies. These often have a genetic cause, arising because of changes in the chromosomes (which store our genetic material) or the DNA code that make up the genes. The more differences a baby has the more likely the risk of underlying genetic disease.
748 Air Services drives safety with Skytrac real-time FDM
Nairobi-based air charter service provider 748 Air Services Ltd. has selected Skytrac full-service flight data monitoring (FDM) for its Q400 aircraft. 748 Air Services turned to Skytrac with a need for fast, reliable and easy access to critical aircraft maintenance and safety data. As specialists in real-time data management, Skytrac has designed a program that will deliver timely and accurate FDM reports for use in the operator’s safety management systems (SMS), training and maintenance programs.
Patient satisfaction after anaesthesia and surgery: results of a prospective survey of 10,811 patients.
Patient satisfaction after anaesthesia is an important outcome of hospital care. We analysed our anaesthetic database to identify potentially modifiable factors associated with dissatisfaction. At the time of analysis, our database contained information on 10,811 in-patients interviewed on the first day after operation. The major subjective outcome measure was patient satisfaction. We also measured other predetermined outcomes, such as nausea, vomiting, pain and complications.
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