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Death do us part
Published 2021“…Death Do Us Part is a 18 min 26 sec short film Final Year Project (FYP) produced by JUICY Films. …”
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Death and the doctor: the museum as a tool for understanding the needs of the dying
Published 2024“…Bringing together museum professionals, Expert Patient Tutors and doctors in curriculum planning and delivery, the work has been delivered online, using images from the museum’s collections, and live, using the Ashmolean galleries as spaces for the consideration of issues around death, dying and end-of-life care. This article and its preface reflect broadly on a decade of medical collaboration at the Ashmolean and specifically on the processes of both making and delivering teaching on dealing with death, in a cross-disciplinary, non-medical context, asking not only what the Museum can do for medical education but why medical education needs the museum.…”
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The impact of death and dying on the personhood of medical students : a systematic scoping review
Published 2021“…Better understanding of how medical students respond to death and dying will inform educationalists and clinicians on how to best support them. …”
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Death of the Covenant Code: evaluating the translation of laws with capital punishment in Old Greek Exodus 21.1-23.19 in light of Graeco-Egyptian law
Published 2022“…The focal point of analysis is on laws that involve the death penalty, whether in the Hebrew or Greek texts. …”
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The clay vessel
Published 2019“…It aims to remind us of the transient nature of existence on the earthly plane, and the implications it has regarding how we go about our lives with not just the knowledge that we will one day die, but the acceptance that we will, in the hope that we do not fear death but instead celebrate life. The clay vessel, in functional or sculptural form, acts as a posthumous representation of the body and spirit of a person, while the medium of clay represents the earth we return to upon death of the physical vessel. …”
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What We Talk About When We Talk About Books : The History and Future of Reading /
Published 2019“…Reports of the death of reading are greatly exaggerated. Do you worry that you've lost patience for anything longer than a tweet? …”
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Plateau
Published 2016“…Though clearly aware of the limited time, occasional let-off of temper and breakdown do not seem to hold back inside Adam and his mother. …”
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Revisiting “conversations between father and son”
Published 2014“…As living social creatures, how do we relate to each other? How do we help, support and care for those we have known forever? …”
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Doctor, Will You Pray for Me? : Medicine, Chaplains, and Healing the Whole Person /
Published [202“…However, most people know little about them: Who are they? What do they do? What challenges do they face? Based on interviews with chaplains, patients, other providers, and the author’s own experiences, this book illuminates the many ways in which chaplains aid patients and families. …”
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Cardiocutaneous syndrome is caused by aggregation of iASPP mutants
Published 2024“…Germline mutations in iASPP have been shown to cause cardiocutaneous syndromes, a combination of heart and skin defects usually leading to death before the age of five. Mutations in iASPP causing these syndromes do not cluster in hot spots but are distributed throughout the protein. …”
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State of mind
Published 2020“…Our mind is the universal basis of all experiences; happiness, suffering, life and death. It guides and shapes the things we do, as well as how we perceive the world. …”
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The practical rationality of purchasing life insurance
Published 2021“…Why do people purchase life insurance? If they do, then, is it rational for them to purchase life insurance? …”
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Bali bombers' pre-execution statement : how much Islamic weight?
Published 2009“…Do these statements carry any Islamic weight?…”
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Deep Learning MRI-based Model for Prediction of Clinically Significant Prostate Cancer
Published 2023“…Prostate cancer is one of the leading causes of death for men globally, despite many men being diagnosed with indolent tumors that do not warrant treatment. …”
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CHEWTOPIA : a visual communication exploration of positioning Teochew culture for a contemporary audience
Published 2015“…The slow death of Chinese dialects over the past decades, largely attributed to language policies put in place by the Singapore government, has resulted in many of the younger generations losing the ability to speak their own cultural dialect and consequently the understanding of their own cultural heritage. …”
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Safety at road junctions
Published 2015“…Traffic accident is one of the leading causes of death worldwide. In Singapore, about 550 people were killed on the roads between 2011 and 2013. …”
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A portable low-power blood pressure monitor for smartphones
Published 2017“…High blood pressure or hypertension often leads to a greater risk of heart attacks, strokes, kidney disease and death. High blood pressure is called the “silent killer” as it often produce no symptoms, such that people affected usually do not treat it until the pressure starts to damage the blood vessels – which is too late. …”
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