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Doplnenie: Patients with periodontitis (P), Metformin as an adjuvant (I), periodontal therapy alone, or placebo (C), and outcomes such as bone regeneration (O), clinical attachment level (CAL), and probing depth (PD), were evaluated with the PICO framework.
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Doplnenie: The study was published in the Cancer Research Communications journal by Paulo S.
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Doplnenie: The findings highlight the importance of incorporating HIIT into strategies aimed at delaying or preventing functional decline, along with supportive measures to ensure long-term adherence across diverse older populations.
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Doplnenie: This large population-based cohort study examined whether receiving repeat doses of mRNA COVID-19 vaccines during early pregnancy increases the risk of major structural birth defects.
Súhrn: Ukrajina naznačila pripravenosť obnoviť dodávky ruskej ropy cez ropovod Družba do Maďarska a na Slovensko už v pondelok, ak Budapešť prestane blokovať vyplatenie 90-miliardovej pôžičky Európskej únie pre Kyjev V nedeľu to vyhlásil maďarský premiér Viktor Orbán, podľa ktorého mu túto informáciu sprostredkoval Brusel, píše TASR „Postoj Maďarska sa nezmenil: žiadna ropa = žiadne peniaze.
Doplnenie: Len čo sa obnovia dodávky ropy, už nebudeme brániť poskytnutiu pôžičky,“ napísal Orbán na sociálnej sieti X.