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Input: Consider Input: Abstract: BACKGROUND Acupuncture has become a popular complementary and alternative treatment approach. This review examined the randomized controlled trials (RCTs) examining the effects of acupuncture treatment of depression.
METHODS RCTs of the treatment of depression with acupuncture were located using MEDLINE, Allied and Complementary Medicine and the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials. The methodology of RCTs was assessed using the Jadad criteria, and elements of research design, i.e., randomization, blinding, assessment of attrition rates, were quantified for systematic comparisons among studies.
RESULTS Among the 9 RCTs examined, five were deemed to be of low quality based upon Jadad criteria. The odds ratios derived from comparing acupuncture with control conditions within the RCTs suggests some evidence for the utility of acupuncture in depression. General trends suggest that acupuncture modalities were as effective as antidepressants employed for treatment of depression in the limited studies available for comparison. However, placebo acupuncture treatment was often no different from intended verum acupuncture. LIMITATIONS The RCTs extracted were limited by small sample sizes, imprecise enrollment criteria, problems with randomization, blinding, brief duration of study and lack of longitudinal follow-up.
CONCLUSIONS Despite the findings that the odds ratios of existing literature suggest a role for acupuncture in the treatment of depression, the evidence thus far is inconclusive. However, efforts are being made to standardize complementary approaches to treat depression, and further systematized research into their use is warranted.. Title: A systematic review of randomized controlled trials of acupuncture in the treatment of depression.

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Input: Consider Input: Abstract: OBJECTIVE To report data relating to the informed uptake of screening tests. SEARCH STRATEGY Electronic databases, bibliographies and experts were used to identify relevant published and unpublished studies up until August 2000. INCLUSION CRITERIA RCTs, quasi-RCTs and controlled trials of interventions aimed at increasing the informed uptake of screening. All participants were eligible as defined by the entry criteria of individual programmes. Studies had to report actual uptake and meet three out of four criteria used to define informed uptake.
DATA EXTRACTION AND SYNTHESIS Relevant studies were identified, data extracted and their validity assessed by two reviewers independently. Outcome data included screening uptake, knowledge, informed decision-making and attitudes to screening. A random-effects model was used to calculate individual relative risks and 95% confidence intervals.
MAIN RESULTS Six controlled trials (five RCTs and one quasi-RCT), focusing on antenatal and prostate specific antigen screening, were included. All reported risks/benefits of screening and assessed knowledge. Two also assessed decision-making. Two reported risks/benefits to all randomized groups and evaluated different ways of presenting information. Neither found that interventions such as videos, information leaflets with decision trees, or touch screen computers conveyed any additional benefits over well-prepared leaflets.
CONCLUSIONS There is some evidence to suggest that changing the format of informed choice interventions in screening does not alter knowledge, satisfaction or decisions about screening. It is not clear whether informed choice in screening affects uptake. More well-designed RCTs are required and further research should also be directed towards the development of a valid instrument for measuring all components of informed choice in screening.. Title: The complexity of human ribosome biogenesis revealed by systematic nucleolar screening of Pre-rRNA processing factors.

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Input: Consider Input: Abstract: The delivery of palliative care in Germany is still characterized by a wide-spread undersupply both for inpatients and outpatients. Nevertheless over the last 15 years progress has also been made in Germany, which is pleasing and which has directed professional and public attention increasingly to the situation of the incurably ill and dying. In the course of this development the first structures for specialized palliative care have been established. In particular the situation for inpatients in hospitals and hospices is pleasing, even if a satisfaction for total coverage is not yet reached. More seriously however is the demand for the outpatients. Financial means, which are steered so far only rudimentarily for palliative care, must be made sufficiently available, in order to be able to meet the demand with the help of appropriate structural offers. It is important to realize the needs of the incurably ill and dying and of their relatives and friends. Our society has to call attention to this subject and it should be placed on the healthpolitical agenda as a topic of the highest priority level. The current developments in the federation and in the federal states are encouraging and allowing hope that the delivery of palliative care for all who need it (and not only the ill) will improve further in the coming years.. Title: [Palliative care in Germany].
Output: yes