OULES

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OULES	Oxford University Light Entertainment Society (England)

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Wendt, A., Adhoute, X., Castellani, P, Oules, V., Ansaldi, C., Benali, S., & Bourliere, M.

Hepatitis C asociada al abuso de sustancias: nunca tan cerca de un tratamiento sin interferon

In Brittany, too, fishermen's families developed a tradition of preserving sardines in oil or butter in jars called oules. Not surprisingly, then, it was a Breton, Joseph Colin of Nantes, who produced the first canned sardines in 1824, using the latest technology.

Calcium in a Can : Slim cans of sardines occupy a modest spot on supermarket shelves, but they contain a treasury of nutrients

Recognition of the limitations of the TSAT marker stems from several studies demonstrating functional iron deficiency in dialysis and predialysis patients with TSATs greater than or equal to 20% or serum ferritin levels greater than or equal to 100 ng/ml (Fishbane, Frei, & Maesaka, 1995; Fishbane, Kowalski, Imbriano, & Maesaka, 1996; Granolleras, Oules, Branger, Fourcade, & Shaldon, 1993; Macdougall et al., 1996; Silverberg et al., 1996).

Maintaining Higher TSATs and Other Iron Indices Is Beneficial in Management of Anemic Hemodialysis Patients