Remember bradykinin-induced angioedema — an unforgettable image by Nélia Santos Gaspar, André Costa e Silva, Sylvia Jacob, Diana Bordalo

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José Olallo Valdés: a Cuban male nurse to be remembered by Onassys Barreiro Alberdi, Yanet Blanco Fleites

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Descriptive study about patient remember after diagnosis and prognosis communication in Oncology by Mª Luisa Vidal, Cristina Caballero, Carlos Camps, Gema Peiró, Cristina Corbellas, Pedro T. Sánchez, María Godes, Ana Blasco

“…Cohort consisted in 71 cancer patients, who remembered the initial interview and performed a second one. …”
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La palabra política en el Bicentenario: rememorar y decir / Political Discourse in the Bicentennial: To Remember and To Say by Nicolás Bermúdez

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“Só o Zé Lador se lembra deles”: etos e novas formas de produzir notícia = “Only Zé Lador remembers them”: etos and new ways to make news = “Solo Zé Lador los recuerda”: etos y nuevas formas de producir noticias by Silveira, Gustavo Estef Lino da

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Burdeos. Gestos de contemporaneidad. by Carolina Bartalini

“…If we write in order to remember and we remember in order to write, the paradox becomes a gesture of contemporaneity as presented by Giorgio Agamben « that relationship with time which adheres to it through a discrepancy and an anachronism ».…”
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The Trouble with Boredom. Contextualising the Disposition, Analysing its Potential by María Alejandra Sánchez Vázquez

“…A corolary of this article is to remember that an uninteresting and static working environment evidences museographic failure; the contemplative and muted pace of the visitors does not. …”
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Title not available by Irma Césped

“…Among many diverse answers, we could remember that Cervantes' work anticipates the changes in the consciousness of modern man, which should impose a fresh reading of its vital circumstances and its ambience.…”
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Un testimonio tardío de ludi theatrales en Hispania by Juan Antonio Jiménez Sánchez

“…This is a logical conclussion if we remember the fact that some ecclesiastical council canons forbade bishops to attend those entertainments.…”
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Rule of Law and Democracy: countermajority balance against authoritarian effects of polarization by Ricardo Rivero Ortega

“…Thus, jurists should provide solutions, and show courage and boldness in upholding core values. Also, should remember that Countermajority balances offset side effects of polarization.…”
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PROFESSOR DR. PEDRO A. TESONE (1934-2018) by Héctor Valli, Zulema Stolarza

“…We will always remember him with affection for his personality, affability, simplicity, kindness, honesty and pleasant treatment. …”
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O poder de denúncia do cordel no cinema: O romance do vaqueiro voador, de João Bosco Bezerra Bonfim e Manfredo Caldas by Sylvie Debs

“…The movie O romance do vaqueiro voador, by Manfredo Caldas, is built departing from the homonymous cordel by João Bosco Bezerra Bonfim – which, on its turn, was inspired by the documentary Brasília segundo Feldman, by Vladimir Carvalho – aiming to tell, denounce and remember the tragedy the building of the city was. …”
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Lifestyle Medicine and Sleep Quality in Medical Students by Fiorella Rosemary Allende-Rayme, Jeremi Harold Acuña-Vila, Juan Carlos Ezequiel Roque, Lucy E. Correa-López

“…Maintaining a good sleep quality is a basic human need, because the poor sleep is associated with negative effects such as exhaustion, uncontrolled emotions, the inability to concentrate, the inability to remember or think clearly, poor university and work performance, psychological and academic stress, anxiety, depression and difficulty in resolving problems; also long-term effects such as cardiovascular diseases, diabetes mellitus type II, obesity, cancer, among others.…”
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EL LECTOR DEL QUIJOTE, NOVELA DE LA CONCIENCIA CONQUISTADA by Irma Césped

“…Among many diverse answers, we could remember that Cervantes’ work anticipates the changes in the consciousness of modern man, which should impose a fresh reading of its vital circumstances and its ambience…”
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Representación del indígena en el cine venezolano: Contrastando estereotipos: entre ficciones y realidades by Emperatriz  Arreaza  Camero

“…The objective of this paper is to know the image of the indigenous communities in the Venezuelan cinema (1998-2008), and the representation of these ethnics groups, through the definition of “national identity” in contemporary Venezuela, especially since the struggles of the indigenous people for their cultural and ethnic survival, their defense of their land, and their political and economic self-determination.It is important to remember that in 1968, during the first government of Rafael Caldera (1969-1974), the country began a “new indigenous policy”, in the midst of the economic desarrollista model implanted for this government, called the conquest of the South [la Conquista del Sur], which also allowed a new ethnographic and socio-anthropological approach to the indigenous communities, from different filmmakers formed in Venezuela and abroad. …”
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Rompendo o labirinto do esquecimento: redes de poder e emancipação feminina em Tia Dodô da Portela by Angélica Ferrarez de Almeida

“…Searching the labyrinths of oblivion is an opportunity to rewrite the stories of black women in the first person, since in the selection of what one wants to remember, the work and trajectory of black subjects and subjects in history went through a project of intentional erasure of knowledge and practices of groups called subordinates. …”
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Coco, her memory disorders and the power of music by Angela Maria Rodriguez-Ucros, Juan Camilo Hernandez-Pabon, Leonardo Palacios-Sánchez

“…Upon his return, Miguel plays for her the song Remember me, with a surprising improvement of the protagonist’s memory in a transitory way. …”
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Analysis of Enem questions on inorganic functions in light of the Revised Bloom's Taxonomy by Blanchard Silva Passos, Ana Karine Portela Vasconcelos

“…The analysis revealed that the questions prioritized the dimensions "Remember", "Understand" and "Apply". Some forays into "Analyze" and "Evaluate" were observed. …”
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Beyond International Society: The World Society idea from English School to Critical Theory by João Henrique Salles Jung, Nythamar de Oliveira

“…Considering its origins in the English School, we remember that international and world society concepts are two out of three possibilities for world order, as pointed by Wight (1991). …”
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JUVENILE MEDIA POTENTIAL FOR FOSTERING VALUES OF GENERATION Z TEENAGERS AND YOUTH by Larisa А. Kosolapova, Diana I. Miasnikova, Margarita A. Mosina, Tihomirova right

“…Juvenile media are the optimal environment for fostering values of modern adolescents and young people (generation Z) because they rely on their willingness to work with any information (find, transmit, create) and comprehend global problems; help to learn how to work painstakingly and bring things to an end, to remember important facts and patterns for the community. …”
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