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Clinics and Practice, Volume 12, Issue 3

June 2022 - 22 articles

Cover Story: The objective of this study is to further highlight the differences between different ABO blood groups and Rhesus types with health biomarkers. O blood donors presented better iron absorption and the worst lipid profile. Indeed, a significant trend of high atheromatic index values revealed an increased risk for hyperlipidemia, in contrast with blood group A presenting a better lipid profile with lower atheromatic index values. There was also a gender related association for blood group A compared with O that was further highlighted using binary logistic regression. A significant difference was observed among ABO blood groups in several of the examined biochemical and hematological biomarkers. Furthermore, the RHD- group presented a better lipid profile in comparison to the RHD+ group. View this paper

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6 Citations

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Evaluation of a Pharmacist-Led Telephonic Medication Therapy Management Program in Rural Arizona: Implications for Community Health Practice

David R. Axon,
Jim Kloster,
Becka Eckert,
Sonia Morales,
Sally Riggs,
Aminata Kilungo,
John Ehiri,
Megan Grieser,
Tenneh Turner-Warren and
Teresa Aseret-Manygoats
+ 3 authors

Clin. Pract.2022, 12(3), 243-252;https://doi.org/10.3390/clinpract12030029

22 April 2022

This study evaluated a pharmacist-led telephonic Medication Therapy Management (MTM) program for rural patients in Arizona with poor access to healthcare services. A pharmacist provided telephonic MTM services to eligible adult patients living in rur...

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Arterial Thrombosis in an Unusual Site (Ulnar Artery) after COVID-19 Vaccination—A Case Report

Aurelio Sessa,
Marco Gattamorta,
Maurizia Punginelli and
Gianluigi Maggioni

Clin. Pract.2022, 12(3), 237-242;https://doi.org/10.3390/clinpract12030028

19 April 2022

Spontaneous events have been reported after COVID-19 vaccination. In this case, we report a thrombotic event in an unusual site (ulnar artery) after COVID-19 vaccination. The patient (69 year-old-male) had no changes after a laboratory investigation...

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