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Treatment outcomes of peri-articular steroid injection for patients with work-related sacroiliac joint pain and lumbar para-spinal muscle strain

Treatment outcomes of peri-articular steroid injection for patients with work-related sacroiliac joint pain and lumbar para-spinal muscle strain

by Medani, Khalid, Bvute, Kushinga, Narayan, Natasha, Reis, Cesar, Sharip, Akbar
Published in International journal of occupational medicine and environmental health (01.01.2021)

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Ferritin accumulation in dystrophic microglia is an early event in the development of Huntington's disease

Ferritin accumulation in dystrophic microglia is an early event in the development of Huntington's disease

by Simmons, Danielle A., Casale, Malcolm, Alcon, Betzi, Pham, Nha, Narayan, Natasha, Lynch, Gary
Published in Glia (01.08.2007)

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Toxic trace metals and human oocytes during in vitro fertilization (IVF)

Toxic trace metals and human oocytes during in vitro fertilization (IVF)

by Bloom, Michael S., Parsons, Patrick J., Steuerwald, Amy J., Schisterman, Enrique F., Browne, Richard W., Kim, Keewan, Coccaro, Gregory A., Conti, Giulia C., Narayan, Natasha, Fujimoto, Victor Y.
Published in Reproductive toxicology (Elmsford, N.Y.) (01.06.2010)

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No justice and no peace

No justice and no peace

by Narayan, Natasha
Published in The Observer (London) (02.06.1996)

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Schools of shame

Schools of shame

by Narayan, Natasha
Published in The Observer (London) (03.03.1996)

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Jail birds

Jail birds

by Narayan, Natasha
Published in The Guardian (London) (14.09.1995)

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Rash promises

Rash promises

by Narayan, Natasha
Published in The Guardian (London) (09.08.1995)

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How could she?

How could she?

by Narayan, Natasha
Published in The Guardian (London) (13.04.1995)

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Appearing now, in a neighbourhood near you

Appearing now, in a neighbourhood near you

by Narayan, Natasha
Published in The Guardian (London) (02.03.1995)

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A candle in the dark

A candle in the dark

by Narayan, Natasha
Published in The Guardian (London) (20.08.1993)

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The therapy revolution; This weekend, Jerry Hall revealed how therapy had given her back her self-esteem after years of playing victim to the womanising Mick Jagger. But, as a growing number of ordinary men and women follow celebrities into counselling, abuse and incompetence are rife in an unregulated industry. So just how do you negotiate the growing number of therapies on offer? Self investigates

The therapy revolution; This weekend, Jerry Hall revealed how therapy had given her back her self-esteem after years of playing victim to the womanising Mick Jagger. But, as a growing number of ordinary men and women follow celebrities into counselling, abuse and incompetence are rife in an unregulated industry. So just how do you negotiate the growing number of therapies on offer? Self investigates

by Narayan, Natasha
Published in Daily mail (London, England) (04.03.2002)

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The therapy revolution ; This weekend, Jerry Hall revealed how therapy had given her back her self-esteem after years of playing victim to the womanising Mick Jagger: 1ST Edition

The therapy revolution ; This weekend, Jerry Hall revealed how therapy had given her back her self-esteem after years of playing victim to the womanising Mick Jagger: 1ST Edition

by Narayan, Natasha
Published in Daily mail (London, England) (04.03.2002)

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Why we all need to fail before we can be winners As Henman crashes out of Wimbledon, top psychologists explain why losing has created some of the world's most powerful people: 1ST Edition

Why we all need to fail before we can be winners As Henman crashes out of Wimbledon, top psychologists explain why losing has created some of the world's most powerful people: 1ST Edition

by Narayan, Natasha
Published in Daily mail (London, England) (09.07.2001)

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Why we all need to fail before we can be winners; As Henman crashes out of Wimbledon, top psychologists explain why losing has created some of the world's most powerful people

Why we all need to fail before we can be winners; As Henman crashes out of Wimbledon, top psychologists explain why losing has created some of the world's most powerful people

by Narayan, Natasha
Published in Daily mail (London, England) (09.07.2001)

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Education: What's in a name?: A 10-year-old in Ipswich is facing prosecution for calling another child 'Paki'. His defence? The other child called him 'Teletubby' first. Natasha Narayan is not impressed

Education: What's in a name?: A 10-year-old in Ipswich is facing prosecution for calling another child 'Paki'. His defence? The other child called him 'Teletubby' first. Natasha Narayan is not impressed

by Narayan, Natasha
Published in The Guardian (London) (17.04.2001)

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A lesson in hypocrisy

A lesson in hypocrisy

by Hugill, Barry, Narayan, Natasha
Published in The Observer (London) (28.01.1996)

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Death of the comprehensives

Death of the comprehensives

by Narayan, Natasha, Hugill, Barry
Published in The Observer (London) (07.01.1996)

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Hangman's innocent victim to be reburied

Hangman's innocent victim to be reburied

by Narayan, Natasha
Published in The Observer (London) (01.09.1996)

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Cleavage divides post-feminists Nancy Friday says sexiness, not sisterhood, is the way ahead, reports Natasha Narayan

Cleavage divides post-feminists Nancy Friday says sexiness, not sisterhood, is the way ahead, reports Natasha Narayan

by Narayan, Natasha
Published in The Observer (London) (25.08.1996)

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Britain's racial divide widens City ghettos grow as whites flee to suburbs

Britain's racial divide widens City ghettos grow as whites flee to suburbs

by Narayan, Natasha
Published in The Observer (London) (28.07.1996)

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