29 research outputs found
Migration of H-atoms from metal interface to adsorbed metal carbonyl layers
Surface Science3481-2192-196SUSC
A case of intermittent ataxia associated with migraine headaches
10.1503/cmaj.070001CMAJ1776565-567CMAJ
Decomposition of ammonia on O- and S-covered Ru(001) surfaces
Surface Science3173353-360SUSC
Thermal and photoinduced desorption and decomposition of Fe(CO)5 on clean and oxygen-modified Ru(001)
Journal of Physical Chemistry1004618138-1814
Thermal and photoinduced chemistry of Mo(CO)6 on clean and chemically modified Ru(001)
10.1016/0039-6028(96)00761-3Surface Science3653769-778SUSC
The adsorption of N2O on clean and chemically modified Ru(001) surfaces
Surface Science3561-3181-188SUSC
Hydrogen adsorption on sulfur and nitrogen covered Ru(001) surfaces
Surface Science3193344-352SUSC
Duty of care to the undiagnosed patient: Ethical imperative, or just a load of Hogwarts?
With the restoration of You-Know-Who to full corporeal form, the practice of the dark arts may lead to multitudes being charmed, befuddled and confounded. At present, muggle ethics dictate that aid may be rendered in a life-or limb-threatening situation, but the margins are blurred when neither is at stake. Muggle and wizard healers, fearful of being labelled ambulance chasers, may shy away from approaching those who remain blissfully unaware of their illnesses. We describe 4 case studies in which we intervened as muggle healers, to salutary effect. The afflicted were healed or helped, without bringing the weight of the Ministries of Magic or Magical Healing upon us. We advocate a spirit of cooperation between muggle and magical folk, mindful of the strengths that the healing arts from each community have to offer. As long as the intent is beneficent, healers or even the wizard or muggle on the street may intervene and render aid to the afflicted