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15 Oct 2018: Only around one in twenty patients has a family history, where genetic variants inherited from one or both parents contributes to disease risk. ... The question is: how relevant are these treatments going to be for the ‘common-or-garden’ variety

1 Mar 2024: Working Papers in Economic and Social History. The working papers series was launched in March 2012 as a showcase for the unpublished research of Cambridge economic and social historians, including academic ... 34. Data Mining Family History Society

Realising the necessity of relating to the reader various details of his parentage and, by extension, his family history, he embarks on an eddy of digression which necessitates the postponement of ... The publishing history of Tristram Shandy as a whole

I am interested in investigating the interrelationship between family history, memory and wider national histories, as well as learning about how important these histories are to people's personal and family ... choose to keep within the family context,

26 May 2024: empowered British Bangladeshis and other ethnic minority groups to share their own stories of family history, experience and identity. ... And these weren’t thirty second encounters, they were fifty-minute conversations!”. ‘A Very British History:

Mcinnis RJ, et al … (2011) A risk prediction algorithm based on family history and common genetic variants: application to prostate cancer with potential clinical impact.Genet Epidemiol 35:549-56 PMID:

Series Editor, and Volume 4 Editor, with James Marten of A Cultural History of Childhood and Family (Oxford, 2010). ... Marital Violence: An English Family History, 1660-1857 (Cambridge, 2005). Editor, with Helen Berry, The Family in Early Modern

A project generously funded by the Cambridgeshire & Huntingdonshire Family History Society (CFHS) to catalogue the records of the Isle of Ely assizes is now nearing its conclusion. ... Cambridge Digital Library. Cambridge University Archives. Cambridge

Bullmore. Birth weight, family history of diabetes and diabetes onset in schizophrenia.. ... Relationship Between Surface-Based Brain Morphometric Measures and Intelligence in Autism Spectrum Disorders: Influence of History of Language Delay..

28 May 2024: Only around one in twenty patients has a family history, where genetic variants inherited from one or both parents contributes to disease risk. ... The question is: how relevant are these treatments going to be for the ‘common-or-garden’ variety

23 Feb 2024: Primary Care Unit. The FAST Study. Project description. Title:. Development and validation of a short family history screening tool for chronic disease prevention in primary care – The FAST Study. ... short questionnaire screening tool based on family

Whipple family; history of Hilger & Watts; history of E. R.

Williamson, L. 11 Feb 2015 History of the Family 20,3. ... E. M. Garrett (1983), "In Search of Scottish Roots", Family History (Journal of the Institute of Heraldic and Genealogical Studies) Vol.

9 Dec 2022: This is what CanRisk-Prostate aims to do. For the first time, it combines information on the genetic makeup and prostate cancer family history, the main risk factors for the disease, ... In practice, say the researchers, clinicians will be able to use

24 May 2024: Cultural identity, history, colonialism, migration, and the margins are key themes in both. ... Time Stitches and Direct Orient in particular centre on colonialism, migration, and family history, while the latter book also zooms in on women’s role in

The research reveals contradictory ways in which the meaning of ethnic background is situated within the health organisation and therapy, particularly in terms of intergenerational aspects, family history and family explanatory ... systems. The study

28 May 2024: In a historic year for the Varsity Race, David also made some family history by winning the Individual Title for Cambridge 56 years after his father did the same.

28 May 2024: photography as a way of chronicling family history; the way it identified women as its key customers, because they had become the chroniclers of their families’ lives; and why, after Kodak ... a spectacular chapter in the history of photography has

10 Aug 2020: Over 12 months in to the project, funded by the Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire Family History Society, 110 Assize rolls (almost 80%) have been examined revealing over 4,200 individual cases with

be for personal family history reasons, a penchant for polar fiction or research interests in glaciology. ... I think some of those barriers come down to the institutional narrative and history the library paints of itself.