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Mark Atherton

London
As seen in: Archives of Disease in Childhood, The Sunday Times, The Times, American Banker
Former Investment Editor at The Times and Sunday Times. Now planning to study for a Masters in Military History. Loves cricket, rugby, and foreign films.
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Dental drill noise reduction using a commercially-available earplug device

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By Mark Atherton, Brian Millar, Millar BJ, Pingfei Jiang
| nlm.nih.gov
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That Reminds Me - Derek Owusu;

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By Derek Owusu, Mark Atherton, William Myers, Natalie Ann Holborow
| foyles.co.uk
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Aetiological investigations in early developmental impairment: are they worth it?

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By Anthony Hart, Ruchi Sharma, Mark Atherton, Samer Alabed
| Archives of Disease in Childhood Verified
Recent recommendations suggest a battery of tests to determine the aetiology of EDI, but little data exist on the effectiveness of these tests. Few of the aetiologies of EDI are treatable, but discovering the cause is important to families and helps predict recurrence risk. Early developmental impairment (EDI) occurs when a child’s developmental skills fall 2 SD or more below the population mean in two or more developmental domains.
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