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1 of a tissue or organ is common, costly, and tragic.

2 safety using a number of recent examples of tragic accidents, highlight some of the lessons that hav

3 The outcome has been tragic-across the globe, millions have been sickened and

4 ent under the conditions expected to be most tragic, allowing groups to avert a collapse in cooperati

5 can actually be traced back to a sequence of tragic--and some say unethical--events that unfolded mor

6 attention it requires, which is particularly tragic because low cost and effective drowning preventio

7 ression biomarkers that track suicidality, a tragic behavioral outcome of mood disorders, using power

8 This tragic choice, which no other industrialized nation has

9 Reports of the tragic consequences of erroneous cancer chemotherapy ove

10 diathesis often go undetected, resulting in tragic consequences.

11 This shortage of organs has tragic consequences.

12 ntrol, in which lapses of attention can have tragic consequences.

13 ing infancy and can result in the sudden and tragic death of a child.

14 a, causing unprecedented flash floods with a tragic death toll and large-scale infrastructure damages

15 ntial for recall bias with overestimation of tragic deaths and underestimation of unknown or forgotte

16 A tragic drowning event occurred along southeastern beache

17 aptured the imagination with its history and tragic end, recent efforts have shifted towards unveilin

18 ing of grief, shame, and anger followed this tragic event and led quickly to more stringent gun contr

19 This tragic event has raised new questions about the prospect

20 Sudden cardiac death (SCD) is a rare but tragic event in children.

21 Cardiac arrest is a tragic event that causes 1 death roughly every 90 second

22 more complex conditions predisposing to this tragic event.

23 to humanitarian crises, epidemics, and other tragic events involving the loss of human lives depends

24 Tragic events such as pandemics can be remembered as wel

25 nors may help to understand and prevent such tragic events.

26 requency of and causes responsible for these tragic events.

27 eputation of ecstasy has been fuelled by the tragic fates of healthy young clubbers who have died aft

28 donated organ-even if medically justified-is tragic for both the donor family and potential recipient

29 Following a long and tragic history in the clinic, the immunomodulatory imide

30 The United States has experienced a tragic increase in school shootings in recent years.

31 ivil unrest between 1994 and 1996, and a few tragic killings of members of the international communit

32 nicians who accompany families through these tragic life events.

33 Despite the passage of a decade since the tragic loss of an organ recovery team from the Universit

34 the web or to newspapers and read of recent tragic malignant hyperthermia deaths.

35 The tragic, much-publicized case of Jahi McMath typifies pot

36 the timely and effective treatment of these tragic occurrences during liver transplantation.

37 trol study which strongly support that these tragic outcomes are independent of genetic and early env

38 In certain cases, this can lead to tragic outcomes, especially when underqualified practiti

39 These events are tragic, potentially preventable, and represent a global

40 motional response required to deal with this tragic problem.

41 uating our choices, we often suffer from two tragic relativities.

42 The tragic sequelae of the phase I trial of TGN1412 at North

43 Memory loss is one of the most tragic symptoms of Alzheimer's disease.

44 Although tragic, the plight of Terri Schiavo provides a valuable

45 e in incidence in the early 1960s due to the tragic toxicological effects of the drug thalidomide, wh

46 y fractionalized societies in a particularly tragic way.