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Takotsubo syndrome : cognitive behavioural therapy, physical training, and brain function recovery in the BREAKOUT trial
No full textOpen access via the OUP Agreement We would like to acknowledge Professor Mark Petrie, consultant cardiologist, Glasgow; Dr Stuart Watkins, consultant cardiologist, Glasgow; Dr David Corcoran, consultant cardiologist, Glasgow; Prof. Stephen Leslie, consultant cardiologist, Inverness; Dr David Carrick, consultant cardiologist, Hairmyres Hospital, Lanarkshire; Professor Chim Lang, consultant cardiologist, Dundee; and Dr Neil Anglim, consultant cardiologist, Dundee, for identifying patients recruited in this study. The authors gratefully acknowledge the BHF Cardiovascular Biomarker Laboratory, University of Edinburgh, for their assistance with this work.Peer reviewe
Dissecting the genetic basis of response to salmonid alphavirus in Atlantic salmon
No full textThe authors acknowledge the Orion High Performance Computing Center (OHPCC) at the Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) for providing the required computational resources that have contributed to the research results reported in this manuscript. In addition, the authors acknowledge the use of BioRender for the visual improvement of Figs. 2, 3, 5 and 7 in this manuscript.Peer reviewe
Secondary analysis of the Game of Stones trial for men with obesity : Examining moderator effects and exploratory outcomes
No full textWe thank all the trial participants, general practitioners and supporters who made this research possible. We also thank the following: Kathryn Machray, PhD, and Norelle Calder-McPhee, MSc, University of Stirling; Clare Jess, LLB, Christina O’Neill BSc(Hons), Angela Mullan, HND, Queens University Belfast; Hilary Taylor, MSc, Jack Brazier MSc, and all the students who assisted; Matthew McDonald, PhD, Curtin University, Australia, and other team members from the feasibility trial who shared their experiences of recruiting and collecting data; the Men’s Health Forum in Great Britian and Ireland since 2010 for invaluable contributions to the design and conduct of this study; Martin Tod, BSc(Hons) and Jim Pollard, MA, Men’s Health Forum, London; Colin Fowler, BA(Hons), Men’s Health Forum in Ireland, Dublin, Ireland; Paula Caroll, PhD, South East Technological University, Waterford, Ireland; Michael McKeon, MEd, Dublin City University, Ireland; the Trial Steering Committee: Edmund Juszczak, MSc, University of Nottingham; Emma Frew, PhD, and Kate Jolly, PhD, University of Birmingham; Graham Jameson (lay member and participant in the Football Fans in Training trial); David Gardner (lay member and Chairman of Scottish Men’s Sheds), the Scottish Men’s Sheds Association, Banchory, for their oversight and guidance; the trial protocol contributors who are no longer involved with the study: Andrew Elders, MSc, Glasgow Caledonian University, and Beatriz Goulao, PhD, Centre for Healthcare Randomised Trials, University of Aberdeen for statistics contributions; Mark Forrest, BSc, Connor Keegan, BSc(Hons), and the team at the Centre for Healthcare Randomised Trials Centre for Healthcare Randomised Trials, University of Aberdeen, for technical administrative support and database and website development; Fiona M. Harris, PhD, University of the West of Scotland, for process evaluation contributions; Claire Jones, PhD, Jack Gilmore, BSc, Ross Teviotdale, BSc(Hons), and Keith Milburn, BSc(Hons), Health Informatics Centre, University of Dundee, who developed the participant tracker software and delivered the text intervention. Finally, we acknowledge the earlier work of I. K. Crombie, MSc, University of Dundee. Mr Gardner and Mr Graham received compensation for their contributions.Peer reviewe
Art history techniques and Sámi pedagogy in Norway : connecting art history, tradition and nature
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The role of shallow banks and marine ice domes in marine-based ice sheet deglaciation
No full textOpen Access via the Wiley Agreement The authors would like to thank Wesley Farnsworth and Henry Patton for their thorough reviews and insightful comments which allowed improvement of the manuscript. We are also grateful to the Editor of Boreas, Jan A. Piotrowski, for efficient handling of the review process and a very detailed editorial check. BK would like to thank the University of Aberdeen Development Trust for funding his Interdisciplinary Research Fellow position which allowed to conduct this research.Peer reviewe
Burden of oral corticosteroid use in severe asthma : challenges and opportunities
No full textMedical writing/editorial assistance was provided by Stephen T. Horan, MSc, of Excerpta Medica, and was funded by Sanofi and Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc., according to the Good Publication Practice guidelines.Peer reviewe
Proteomic and non-proteomic changes of presynaptic proteins in animal models of Alzheimer’s disease : A meta-analysis 2015-2023
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