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WHO's first research unit: immunology.

The Advisory Committee on Medical Research has just celebrated its 25th anniversary. The first research unit concerned itself with immunology and it provides an excellent example of the foresight of ACMR. Immunological tests are now an integral part of all branches of medicine. All nurses need to have an awareness of the rapid growth of immunology, from its roots in microbiology to its present status as a scientific discipline.

Allergy and Immunology↗
PubMed1984

Classification of depressive disorders: a multiaxial approach.

Classification of depressive disorders can be performed following the Linnaean binomial nomenclature model by defining depression as a genus and the subtypes as species. A medical classification of depressive disorders would need to be jointly inclusive and mutually exclusive between subtypes, and to provide time of onset, severity of illness, pathological process, prognosis, and treatment indications. Etiologic, phenomenologic (clinical, descriptive), statistical, and biological approaches have been used to classify depression. A convergence of these various systems in different combinations has evolved, and a consensus approach using the multiaxial system, such as DSM-III, has advanced psychiatric nomenclature to provide clinical relevance and heuristic possibilities.

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PubMed1982

[Dental glossary].

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Dictionaries, Dental as Topic↗
PubMed1982

[Dental glossary].

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Dictionaries, Dental as Topic↗