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Daniel Butler

St. Louis
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"High Protein": de faibles avantages qui se paient au prix fort

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By Daniel Butler
| masantemag.ch
Début septembre, Lidl affichait des promotions sur certains aliments riches en protéines: viande séchée, fromage cottage et boissons protéinées. Pour accompagner ces offres, un slogan éloquent: «Le boost protéiné pour atteindre vos objectifs». Lidl n’est pas le seul commerçant à miser sur l’argument de l’apport nutritionnel. En-dehors de ces offres, certaines enseignes proposen... Article payant Pour lire cet article, connectez-vous ou choisissez l'un de nos abonnements.
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By Daniel Butler, Diarmuid O’Donovan, Jenny Johnston Verified, Nigel Hart
| BJGP (British Journal of General Practice) Verified
Abstract Background Living in socioeconomically deprived areas is associated with shorter lives and worse health. GPs working in these areas face additional challenges compared with those in more affluent locations. Aim To establish GPs’ motivation for working in these areas, to discover the challenges that GPs face, and to gain insights from GPs on potential improvements and changes.
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‘Challenging but ultimately rewarding’ - lived experiences of Deep End Northern Ireland GPs: a qualitative study

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By Daniel Butler, Diarmuid O’Donovan, Jenny Johnston Verified, Nigel Hart
| BJGP (British Journal of General Practice) Verified
Regarding learnt helplessness and the social determinants of health, the wider social and environmental context of Deep End areas can lead to GPs experiencing powerlessness, disengagement, and a learnt helplessness.
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