Cross-talk of inflammation and cellular senescence: a new insight into the occurrence and progression of osteoarthritis

Abstract Osteoarthritis (OA) poses a significant challenge in orthopedics.Inflammatory pathways are regarded as central mechanisms in the onset and progression of OA.Growing evidence suggests that senescence acts as a mediator in inflammation-induced OA.Given the lack of effective treatments for OA, there is an urgent need for a clearer understandi

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Nosocomial Outbreak of Port-site Infection due to Atypical Mycobacteria following Laparoscopy: Suggested Infection Control Strategies

Introduction: Atypical mycobacteria can survive in conditions that make them hard to eradicate, despite using the standard decontamination procedures and protocols.Thus, errors in sterilisation techniques for laparoscopic instruments can be responsible for outbreaks caused by such bacteria and make it a problem mainly affecting developing countries

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“Relief is a political gesture:” The Jewish Labor Committee’s interventions in war-torn Poland, 1939-1945

This paper describes the role of an American organization, the Jewish Labor Committee (JLC), in the support of Jewish people in Poland during World War II.In the context of the division and occupation of Poland by the USSR and by Nazi Germany, the JLC’s help materialized in two ways: relief (generally in kind) was sent to Jewish refugees in Russi

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