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Preclinical evaluation of the role of TIMP-1 and isoflavones on the development of obesity and the metabolic syndrome
Elderly patients with hip fracture and subnormal renal function have inadequate response to vitamin D supplementation
Macular oedema and changes in macular thickness in multiple sclerosis patients treated with fingolimod
How bright was the Big Bang?
It is generally believed that in the epoch prior to the formation of the
first stars, the Universe was completely dark (the period is therefore known as
the Dark Ages). Usually, the start of this epoch is placed at the photon
decoupling. In this work, we investigate the question, whether there was enough
light during the dark epoch for a human eye to see. We use the black body
spectrum of the Universe to find the flux of photon energy for different
temperatures and compare them with visual limits of brightness and darkness. We
find that the Dark Ages actually began approximately 6 million years later than
commonly stated.Comment: 7 pages, 4 figures, 1 tabl
Home composting as an alternative treatment option for organic household waste in Denmark: An environmental assessment using life cycle assessment-modelling
Prevalence of medication-related falls in 200 consecutive elderly patients with hip fractures:A cross-sectional study
Significantly higher use of polypharmacy in elderly with hip fracture treated with psychotropics
'It's about developing a trustful relationship':A Realist Evaluation of midwives' relational competencies and confidence in a Danish antenatal psychosocial assessment programme
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