- What Factors Explain the Variation in Clinical Response and Tolerability to Beta-Blocker Therapy Among Patients with Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy?by Keziah McCannThis research paper investigates the factors that explain the variation in clinical response and tolerability to beta-blocker therapy among patients with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.
- The Economics of Fast Fashion: How Do the Low Prices of Fast Fashion Reflect Hidden Costs for Workers, Consumers and the Environment?by Keziah McCannFast fashion has transformed the global clothing industry by making trend-driven garments available at low prices and in increasingly high volumes. This paper examines the economic foundations of the fast-fashion business model, including global sourcing, outsourcing, rapid inventory turnover and consumer demand.
- How Does Lipoprotein(a) Cause Residual Cardiovascular Risk Even in Patients with Low LDL Levels?by Keziah McCannLipoprotein(a) is now seen as a major contributor to residual cardiovascular risk. Using recent clinical trials and mechanistic studies, this review demonstrates the reasons for testing Lp(a) levels, examines the mechanistic process behind Lp(a) and considers future breakthroughs.
- Music’s Positive Neurological Effect on the Brain While Going Through a Heartbreakby Keziah McCannThis paper synthesises multiple studies related to the neurological effects of romantic heartbreak. The author argues that music may help to regulate the reward system, attachment system and social rejection system after the dissolution of a relationship.
- How Does Childhood Neglect Influence Neural Development, and Can This Explain the Impact of Childhood Neglect on Adult Romantic Relationships?by Keziah McCannDifficulties in adult romantic relationships often trace back to early childhood experiences. This paper argues that childhood neglect is associated with long-term changes in neural systems involved in attachment, reward and threat processing which may explain difficulties in adult romantic relationships.
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