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Effects of Interventions to Prevent Work-Related Asthma, Allergy, and Other Hypersensitivity Reactions in Norwegian Salmon Industry Workers (SHInE): Protocol for a Pragmatic Allocated Intervention Trial and Related Substudies by Höper, Anje Christina, Kirkeleit, Jorunn, Thomassen, Marte Renate, Irgens-Hansen, Kaja, Hollund, Bjørg Eli, Fagernæs, Carl Fredrik, Svedahl, Sindre Rabben, Eriksen, Thor Eirik, Grgic, Miriam, Bang, Berit Elisabeth

“…Workers in the salmon processing industry have an increased risk of developing respiratory diseases and other hypersensitivity responses due to occupational…”
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Possibilities and paradoxes in medicine: love of order, loveless order and the order of love by Eriksen, Thor Eirik

“…We have a desire to discover and create order, and our constitution, including our rational faculties, indicates that we are predisposed for such productivity…”
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Getting personal: can systems medicine integrate scientific and humanistic conceptions of the patient? by Vogt, Henrik, Ulvestad, Elling, Eriksen, Thor Eirik, Getz, Linn

“…Rationale, aims and objectives The practicing doctor, and most obviously the primary care clinician who encounters the full complexity of patients, faces…”
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Patients' 'thingification', unexplained symptoms and response-ability in the clinical context: in response to 'Patients' substantialization of disease, the hybrid symptom and the metaphysical care', by Alexandra Parvan by Eriksen, Thor Eirik, Kirkengen, Anna Luise

“…The types of diseases, or categories of suffering, referred to as medically unexplained symptoms or syndromes (MUS) are the focus for the following commentary…”
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Patients' ‘thingification’, unexplained symptoms and response‐ability in the clinical context: in response to ‘Patients' substantialization of disease, the hybrid symptom and the meta physical care’, by A lexandra P arvan by Eriksen, Thor Eirik, Kirkengen, Anna Luise

“…The types of diseases, or categories of suffering, referred to as medically unexplained symptoms or syndromes ( MUS ) are the focus for the following…”
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What is called symptom? by Eriksen, Thor Eirik, Risør, Mette Bech

“…There is one concept in medicine which is prominent, the symptom. The omnipresence of the symptom seems, however, not to be reflected by an equally prominent…”
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Causation and evidence-based practice: an ontological review by Kerry, Roger, Eriksen, Thor Eirik, Lie, Svein Anders Noer, Mumford, Stephen D, Anjum, Rani Lill

“…This paper explores the nature of causation within the framework of evidence‐based practice (EBP) for health care. The aims of the paper were first to define…”
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The medically unexplained revisited by Eriksen, Thor Eirik, Kirkengen, Anna Luise, Vetlesen, Arne Johan

“…Medicine is facing wide-ranging challenges concerning the so-called medically unexplained disorders. The epidemiology is confusing, different medical…”
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Medical and Psychology Student’s Experiences in Learning Mindfulness: Benefits, Paradoxes, and Pitfalls by Solhaug, Ida, Eriksen, Thor E., de Vibe, Michael, Haavind, Hanne, Friborg, Oddgeir, Sørlie, Tore, Rosenvinge, Jan H.

“…Mindfulness has attracted increased interest in the field of health professionals’ education due to its proposed double benefit of providing self-help…”
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At the borders of medical reasoning: aetiological and ontological challenges of medically unexplained symptoms by Eriksen, Thor Eirik, Kerry, Roger, Mumford, Stephen, Lie, Svein Anders Noer, Anjum, Rani Lill

“…Medically unexplained symptoms (MUS) remain recalcitrant to the medical profession, proving less suitable for homogenic treatment with respect to their…”
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Re: An integrated understanding of subjective disorders in clinical practice by Eriksen, Thor Eirik

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Causation in evidence-based medicine: in reply to Strand and Parkkinen by Kerry, Roger, Eriksen, Thor E., Noer Lie, Svein A., Mumford, Stephen, Anjum, Rani L.

“…Strand and Parkkinen criticize our dispositional account of causation in evidence‐based medicine for failing to provide a proper epistemology of causal…”
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Re: En integrert forståelse av subjektive lidelser i klinisk praksis by Eriksen, Thor Eirik

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