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Cistus ladanifer phytostabilizing soils contaminated with non-essential chemical elements by Santos, E.S., Abreu, M.M., Magalhães, M.C.F.

“…•Soils from three Portuguese mines have serious contamination of Ba and Sb.•Plants had significant uptake and translocation of non-essential/beneficial…”
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Transfer of U, Al and Mn in the water–soil–plant (Solanum tuberosum L.) system near a former uranium mining area (Cunha Baixa, Portugal) and implications to human health by Neves, M.O., Figueiredo, V.R., Abreu, M.M.

“…Knowledge about metals in crops, grown in contaminated soils around mine sites, is limited and concerns about exposure to hazardous elements through the…”
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PRM136 A Utility Single Score Derived From Short Form-36 and Health Assessment Questionnaire in Patients With Antiphospholipid Antibody Syndrome: A Methodolodical Proposal by Abreu, M.M, Domingues, V, Signorelli, F, Ennes, S, Levy, R.A

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Monitoring of biophysicochemical changes in a silty clay soil contaminated with LNAPLs by Martinho, E., Abreu, M.M., Oliveira, A., Alegria, F., Pampulha, M.E.

“…The interdependence between time domain induced polarization measurements at uncontaminated and artificially contaminated soil samples with diesel and…”
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PHP180 Multiple Correspondence Analysis to Understand the Role of Multiprofessional Team for Shared Decision Making to Implementation in Clinical Practice by Janini, A.C.R, Cuziol, M, Battisti, R, Baumgratz, T.D, Levy, R.A, Abreu, M.M

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PHP104 A Correspondence Analysis of the Patient's Perspective on Shared Decision Making at the Family-Physician Unit by Cuziol, M, Baumgratz, T.D, Battisti, R, Janini, A.C.R, Levy, R.A, Abreu, M.M

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PHP65 Quality of Care: Reference and Counter Reference from Family Physicians and Rheumatologists' Perspectives– A Pilot Study by Baumgratz, T.D, Battisti, R, Cuziol, M, Janini, A.C.R, Levy, R.A, Abreu, M.M

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PHS64 Shared Decision Making in Secondary Care: Rheumatologic Patient's Perspective by Battisti, R, Baumgratz, T.D, Cuziol, M, Janini, A.C.R, Levy, R.A, Abreu, M.M

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Catatonic schizophrenia at age 16: When neurology gives up by Barrocas, D.A, Abreu, M.M, Coentre, R, Levy, P.M

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A review of hazardous elements tolerance in a metallophyte model species: Erica andevalensis by Rossini-Oliva, S., Abreu, M.M., Leidi, E.O.

“…As a result of mining activities large portions of land have been degraded. In this work, different tolerance/resistance mechanisms of Erica andevalensis…”
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Is nanoremediation an effective tool to reduce the bioavailable As, Pb and Sb contents in mine soils from Iberian Pyrite Belt? by Arenas-Lago, D., Abreu, M.M., Andrade Couce, L., Vega, F.A.

“…São Domingos mine is one of the most important abandoned mines in the Iberian Pyrite Belt (IPB) (SE, Portugal), which has large amounts of waste deposited in…”
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Rethinking coastal cliff protection zones for landscape planning. What limits are enough? by Pena, S.B., Abreu, M.M., Magalhães, M.R.

“…The coastal ecosystems are a key subject of contemporary research concerning coastline position changes, climate change effects, hazard assessment, and…”
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Abstract # 3191 From biomarkers to targeted treatment: The myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) and gulf war illness (GWI) story by Klimas, N.G., Fletcher, M.A., Abreu, M.M., Aenlle, K., Craddock, T., Broderick, G.

“…A model of pathogenesis of ME/CFS and GWI includes genetic predisposition and presence of a triggering event such as exposure (GWI) or infection (ME/CFS)…”
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The land morphology approach to flood risk mapping: An application to Portugal by Cunha, N.S., Magalhães, M.R., Domingos, T., Abreu, M.M., Küpfer, C.

“…In the last decades, the increasing vulnerability of floodplains is linked to societal changes such as population density growth, land use changes, water use…”
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Improvement of chemical and biological properties of gossan mine wastes following application of amendments and growth of Cistus ladanifer L by Santos, E.S., Abreu, M.M., Macías, F., de Varennes, A.

“…Gossan wastes represent one of the most hazardous mine wastes in several mining areas from the Iberian Pyrite Belt. Phytostabilisation of mine wastes with…”
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Yield and uranium concentration in two lettuce (Lactuca sativa L.) varieties influenced by soil and irrigation water composition, and season growth by Abreu, M.M., Neves, O., Marcelino, M.

“…The use of contaminated land or irrigation water for agriculture in the neighborhood of mines as well as the transfer of metals from soils to vegetables and to…”
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Trace elements tolerance, accumulation and translocation in Cistus populifolius, Cistus salviifolius and their hybrid growing in polymetallic contaminated mine areas by Abreu, M.M., Santos, E.S., Magalhães, M.C.F., Fernandes, E.

“…Plants from Cistus genus show a great plasticity and are able to grow both in contaminated and non-contaminated soils. Cistus salviifolius L. was identified in…”
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Ecotoxicity evaluation of an amended soil contaminated with uranium and radium using sensitive plants by Abreu, M.M., Lopes, J., Santos, E.S., Magalhães, M.C.F.

“…As a result of former uranium mining at Urgeiriça (central-northern Portugal), the studied adjacent agriculture soils (Fluvisols) had high total concentration…”
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Cistus salviifolius a promising species for mine wastes remediation by Abreu, M.M., Santos, E.S., Ferreira, M., Magalhães, M.C.F.

“…Metal mining in Caveira and São Domingos (Portugal) generated large volumes of tailings with high total concentrations of trace elements, low pH and fertility…”
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Potential use of Erica andevalensis and Erica australis in phytoremediation of sulphide mine environments: São Domingos, Portugal by Abreu, M.M., Tavares, M.T., Batista, M.J.

“…The area around the São Domingos copper mine (Iberian Pyrite Belt) is subject of great environmental concern as acid mine water occurs several kilometres…”
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