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Objectives: To investigate the clinical characteristics, risks and outcomes of Paradoxical upgrading reactions (PUR) during anti-tuberculosis treatment (ATT) in superficial tuberculous lymphadenitis (TBLA).Methods: In this nested case-control study, all p... see more

Short half-life benzodiazepines like midazolam are used as premedication to relieve intra-partum pain, and are known to have no adverse effects to the newborn. However, such short-acting drugs are known to induce paradoxical reactions when their concentra... see more

As a sensation novel, Wilkie Collins’s The Woman in White is predicated on relegating the female subject to the fringes of rationality, denying her subjectivity, and reducing her to bodily categories that are fetishized, reified, or su... see more

The cultural identity in a society is the characteristic and signifier to the existence and dimension of society in their life. Life of community in the broadest sense exists in paradigm of reflection and representation in the plots of norm, ideology, tra... see more

As a sensation novel, Wilkie Collins’s The Woman in White is predicated on relegating the female subject to the fringes of rationality, denying her subjectivity, and reducing her to bodily categories that are fetishized, reified, or su... see more

As a sensation novel, Wilkie Collins’s The Woman in White is predicated on relegating the female subject to the fringes of rationality, denying her subjectivity, and reducing her to bodily categories that are fetishized, reified, or su... see more

AbstractThe kingdom of God was a central theme in Jesus’ vision. Was it meant to be understood as utopian as Mary Ann Beavis views it, or existential? In 1st century CE Palestine, kingdom of God was a political term meaning theocracy suggesting God’s patr... see more

Background: Homeopathy employs the so-called ‘principle of similars’ as therapeutic method - which consists in administering medicines that cause certain symptoms in healthy individuals to treat similar symptoms in sick individuals (similia similibus cura... see more

This paper examines the narratives of a group of Lebanese authors and artists on nature in Lebanon, collected in an anthology entitled The Lost Space: The Views of Lebanese Authors and Artists on Nature  (2009) published by the cultural association o... see more

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