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The CleanYourHandsCampaign: critiquing policy and evidence base by Gould, D.J, Hewitt-Taylor, J, Drey, N.S, Gammon, J, Chudleigh, J, Weinberg, J.R

“…Summary Handwashing is considered to be the most effective way of reducing cross-infection. Rates of healthcare-associated infection and the incidence of…”
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Reply to Stone et al by Gould, D.J, Hewitt-Taylor, J, Drey, N.S, Gammon, J, Chudleigh, J, Weinberg, J.R

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Reply to McAteer et al by Gould, D.J, Hewitt-Taylor, J, Drey, N.S, Gammon, J, Chudleigh, J, Weinberg, J.R

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Distributed search in National Electronic Library for Health by Kostkova, P., Mani-Saada, J., Weinberg, J.R.

“…Modern healthcare specialists are overwhelmed by the volume of medical information available on the Internet However, they cannot always find what they need…”
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Normal Rectal, Auditory Canal, Sublingual and Axillary Temperatures in Elderly Afebrile Patients in a Warm Environment by DAROWSKI, A., WEINBERG, J. R., GUZ, A.

“…Fifty hospital inpatients were selected, who, on the basis of their history and on clinical and laboratory findings, were believed not to have a febrile…”
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Hypothermia and Infection in Elderly Patients Admitted to Hospital by DAROWSKI, A., NAJIM, Z., WEINBERG, J. R., GUZ, A.

“…Twenty-five consecutive elderly patients with hypothermia were studied. Data were gathered regarding their home conditions, the circumstances in which they had…”
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The Increase in Body Temperature of Elderly Patients in the First Twenty-four Hours Following Admission to Hospital by DAROWSKI, A., NAJIM, Z., WEINBERG, J. R., GUZ, A.

“…In 76 unselected patients aged 70 years or over, the mean increase in rectal temperature in the 24 hours following admission to hospital was 0.4°C. In those…”
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Tropical pyomyositis associated with Trypanosoma brucei rhodesiense infection in a Europid by Weinberg, J R, Wright, P A, Cook, G C

“…A 29-year-old European woman became infected with Trypanosoma brucei rhodesiense in the Luangwa valley, Zambia. Six days after the initial presentation of this…”
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