Infection is characterised by raised
scab like crusts (How et al.
In laboratory experiments, the human cells involved in healing quickly attached to the membrane and lined up like those in actual
scabs.
For us, the aim of the article was
scab removal; it was not deemed necessary to expound upon a second topic that we considered common knowledge for anyone working in health care.
Conservative governments, in power at both state and federal level in the three states, promised the
scabs preference and protection.
He suffered constant abuse from fans at away grounds who would shout
scab after he defied pickets to work at the Monktonhall Colliery in Midlothian.
Hearst and Pulitzer think that they can break us by hiring more
scabs.
A pre-school child should not return to nursery or playgroup until the
scabs have fallen off and they are no longer contagious.
Okay, so you didn't take our advice about not picking at a
scab.
These outbreaks were likely introduced there by cotton imported from Egypt, where months before it had been contaminated with smallpox
scabs (7).
ScAbs have been used for several years as a tool in the biomedical research laboratory.
Susanne Caro, the librarian at the College of Santa Fe's Fogelson Library, found the
scabs in an envelope inside an 1888 book on Civil War medicine written by Dr.
If they start recruiting
scabs, it's a declaration of war,'' said Miguel Contreras, arguably one of the most powerful men in Los Angeles as head of the county Federation of Labor.
