Breast density and life history strategy. In the slow LH strategy, more biological investment is made in the growth and development of offspring, who are usually fewer in number. Just as higher investment in reproduction increases cancer risk in the fast LH strategy, this higher investment in each offspring would be expected to increase cancer risk in the biological structures involved. The slow LH strategy involves heighten.

Who we are and how to take part. Friday, 16 March 2018. Posted by Peter van der Graaf. AskFuse Research Manager, Teesside University. Last week, I presented at the UK Knowledge Mobilisation Forum. And ensuring that it can be used. One of the key note speaker, Dez Holmes who is the Director of Research in Practice.

What is the Green Network? Evolution of the Green Network. Benefits of the Green Network. From cycle paths to allotments, wildlife habitats to urban rain gardens. The Green Network will provide easy and well-linked access to the outdoors for people of all ages.

This is the blog for the Maria Henderson Library at Gartnavel Royal Hospital, part of NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde. Tuesday, April 14, 2009. Schizophrenia Annual Evidence Update 2009. The Schizophrenia Annual Evidence Update 2009. Brings together evidence-based guidelines, systematic reviews, evidence summaries, care pathways and service development literature. Topics covered include diagnosis, treatments, prognosis, specific populations, comorbidity and dual diagnosis.

Shakti Maira is an internationally renowned artist, sculptor, writer and thinker. He has had 25 one-person shows, the first of which was in 1973 in Mumbai. Since then, his work has been exhibited and collected around the world. Shakti has recently completed a set of 12 six-foot-high bronze sculpture? The Sangha.

Sets out to describe life circumstances and health in the city. Here you will find key indicators, showing trends and comparisons within the city and with other cities. We hope what you find will be of interest and will encourage you to discuss and think about the future of our city. New to the site? Watch our introductory video! Births, deaths, estimates, projections. Employment, unemployment, economic inactivity.

What Works Scotland is a new initiative to improve the way local areas in Scotland use evidence to make decisions about public service development and reform. Supporting effective public services in Scotland. Read the latest blog from What Works Scotland. Keep up-to-date with the latest events being held by What Works Scotland. Working Papers, Evidence Reviews, Think Pieces, Briefing Papers.