Religion and Party Choice in Europe by Hobolt, S, van der Brug, W, de Vreese, C

“…It shows that a) the effect of religion has been declining, but has increased in recent years, b) religion matters in particular for voting for Christian Democratic parties and Conservative parties, c) while generational replacement reduces the overall effect of religion on electoral decisions, the effect of religion has recently increased within each generation, and d) the impact of religion depends on the religious context in which citizens live so that religion plays a bigger role in fractionalised societies. …”

Cost-effectiveness analysis of quadripolar versus bipolar left ventricular leads for cardiac resynchronization defibrillator therapy in a large, multicenter UK registry. by Behar, J, Chin, H, Fearn, S, Ormerod, J, Gamble, J, Foley, P, Bostock, J, Claridge, S, Jackson, T, Sohal, M, Antoniadis, A, Razavi, R, Betts, T, Herring, N, Rinaldi, C

“…B:75(26.1%), p=0.003) and generator replacements (Q:9(2.8%) vs. B:19(6.6%), p=0.03). …”