Bibliotecas PUC-SP - Busca Integrada

The Effects of Obesity on Sex, Aging, and Cancer Development in a Longitudinal Study of High-Fat-Diet-Fed C3H/HeJ Mice

por Benjamin Barr, Lauren Gollahon
Publicado en Obesities (2024-08-01)

Association between social engagement frequency and depression among the older people in China: evidence from the 2011–2018 China Health and Retirement Longitudinal Study

por Benjamin Barr, Xingna Zhang, Jining Li
Publicado en BMJ Public Health (2024-09-01)

Unveiling the hidden burden: estimating the proportion of undiagnosed depression, hypertension and diabetes – a modelling study using survey data from adults in England, 2011–2019...

por Brendan Collins, Benjamin Barr, Chris Kypridemos, Anna Head
Publicado en BMJ Public Health (2025-11-01)

Effects of Aging on Secreted Adipocytokines in Visceral Fat of Female C3H/HeJ Mice Consuming a Long-Term High-Fat Diet

por Noshin Mubtasim, Benjamin Barr, Caleb Boren, Lauren Gollahon
Publicado en Dietetics (2024-06-01)

Adipocytokine Protein Expression from Visceral Fat Differs Significantly Based on Diet, Sex, and Age in C3H/HeJ Mice Fed Long-Term, High-Fat Diets, ± Ammonium-Hydroxide-Supplemente...

por Caleb Boren, Benjamin Barr, Noshin Mubtasim, Lauren Gollahon
Publicado en Current Issues in Molecular Biology (2025-03-01)

What is the qualitative evidence concerning the risks, diagnosis, management and consequences of gastrointestinal infections in the community in the United Kingdom? A systematic re...

por Suzanne Rotheram, Jessie Cooper, Sara Ronzi, Benjamin Barr, Margaret Whitehead
Publicado en PLoS ONE (2020-01-01)

What factors are associated with children being taken into care by the state after initial contact with services? A survival analysis of Children’s Social Care data in Liverpool

por Benjamin Barr, Davara Bennett, Philip McHale, Sarah Hodgson, Luís Filipe
Publicado en BMJ Public Health (2024-10-01)

Investigating the impact of undiagnosed anxiety and depression on health and social care costs and quality of life: cross-sectional study using household health survey data – CORRI...

por Brendan Collins, Jennifer Downing, Anna Head, Terence Comerford, Rajan Nathan, Benjamin Barr
Publicado en BJPsych Open (2024-01-01)

Investigating the impact of undiagnosed anxiety and depression on health and social care costs and quality of life: cross-sectional study using household health survey data

por Brendan Collins, Jennifer Downing, Anna Head, Terence Cornerford, Rajan Nathan, Benjamin Barr
Publicado en BJPsych Open (2023-11-01)

Poster #26 - High-fat diet induces expression of MAGED1 and MAGED2 in mouse liver tumors – comparative model for HCC

por Farzana Popy, Tara Bayat, Benjamin Barr, Yusuff Olayiwola, Lauren Gollahon, Klementina Fon Tacer
Publicado en One Health (2025-06-01)

Impact of tiered restrictions in December 2020 on COVID-19 hospitalisations in England: a synthetic control study

por Daniel Hungerford, Benjamin Barr, Mark Green, Marta García-Fiñana, Iain Buchan, Xingna Zhang
Publicado en BMJ Open (2025-01-01)

Identifying households with children who have complex needs: a segmentation model for integrated care systems

por Roberta Piroddi, Andrea Astbury, Wesam Baker, Kostantinos Daras, Joe Rafferty, Iain Buchan, Benjamin Barr
Publicado en BMC Health Services Research (2025-01-01)

Impact of local air quality management policies on emergency hospitalisations for respiratory conditions in the North West Coast region of England: a longitudinal controlled ecolog...

por Tanith C. Rose, Konstantinos Daras, Jane Cloke, Sarah Rodgers, Paul Farrell, Saiqa Ahmed, Benjamin Barr
Publicado en International Journal for Equity in Health (2021-12-01)

Understanding the impact funding cuts on Environmental and regulatory services and gastrointestinal infections: a longitudinal ecological study [version 2; peer review: 2 approved]

por Lauren Murrell, Roger Gibb, Helen Clough, Mark Green, Xingna Zhang, Iain Buchan, Marie Chattaway, Daniel Hungerford, Benjamin Barr
Publicado en NIHR Open Research (2024-01-01)

Evaluating the impact of a structured medication optimisation review on prescribing patterns and bleeding risk among patients prescribed direct oral anticoagulants (DOACs): a diffe...

por Konstantinos Daras, Jennifer Downing, Benjamin Barr, Elizabeth M Camacho, Joanne Bateman, Iain Edward Buchan, Olly Butters, Susanne Lynch
Publicado en BMJ Open Quality (2025-11-01)

Socioeconomic status is associated with symptom severity and sickness absence in people with infectious intestinal disease in the UK

por Tanith C. Rose, Natalie L. Adams, Benjamin Barr, Jeremy Hawker, Sarah J. O’Brien, Mara Violato, Margaret Whitehead, David C. Taylor-Robinson
Publicado en BMC Infectious Diseases (2017-06-01)

Impact of community-based chronic obstructive pulmonary disease service, a multidisciplinary intervention in an area of high deprivation: a longitudinal matched controlled study

por Konstantinos Daras, Jennifer Downing, Benjamin Barr, Keith Wilson, Matthew Shaw, Pooja Saini, Bashir Matata, Terence Comerford, Allan Pemberton, Lesley M Harper, Tanith Rose, Samantha Pilsworth
Publicado en BMJ Open (2020-05-01)

Sociodemographic and clinical risk factors for paediatric typical haemolytic uraemic syndrome: retrospective cohort study

por David Taylor-Robinson, Margaret Whitehead, Benjamin Barr, Claire Jenkins, Natalie Adams, Sarah O'Brien, Tanith Rose, Lisa Byrne, Bob Adak, Andre Charlett, Mara Violato, Jeremy Hawker
Publicado en BMJ Paediatrics Open (2019-09-01)

Relationship between socioeconomic status and gastrointestinal infections in developed countries: A systematic review and meta-analysis.

por Natalie L Adams, Tanith C Rose, Jeremy Hawker, Mara Violato, Sarah J O'Brien, Benjamin Barr, Victoria J K Howard, Margaret Whitehead, Ross Harris, David C Taylor-Robinson
Publicado en PLoS ONE (2018-01-01)

Local government funding and life expectancy in England: a longitudinal ecological study

por Alexandros Alexiou, PhD, Katie Fahy, MMath, Kate Mason, PhD, Davara Bennett, MSc, Heather Brown, PhD, Clare Bambra, ProfPhD, David Taylor-Robinson, ProfPhD, Benjamin Barr, ProfPhD
Publicado en The Lancet Public Health (2021-09-01)