May 2015, Vol 15, Issue 4

Table of Contents: May 2015, Vol 15, Issue 4

Letter to editor

Undergraduate medical research requires change

David Guti�rrez Espa�a, Constanza Cid Bassaletti (Chile)
Medwave 2015 May;15(4):e6142
(25/5/2015)

Research articles

Drug-induced hepatotoxicity and tuberculosis in a hospital from the Argentinian northeast: cross-sectional study

Alfredo Sebasti�n Golemba, Francisco Gast�n Emmanuel Ferreyra, Ricardo Enrique Martearena, Fernando Ram�n Achinelli, Gloria Beatriz Rovai (Argentina)
Medwave 2015 May;15(4):e6135
(4/5/2015)

Body image in persons with gender dysphoria

Mar�a Frenzi Rabito Alc�n, Jos� Miguel Rodr�guez Molina (Espa�a)
Medwave 2015 May;15(4):e6138
(15/5/2015)

Knowledge, practices and attitudes toward volunteer work in an influenza pandemic: cross-sectional study with Peruvian medical students

Julio A. Huapaya, Julio Maquera-Afaray, Patricia J. Garc�a, C�sar C�rcamo, Javier A. Cieza (Per�)
Medwave 2015 May;15(4):e6136
(8/5/2015)

Case report

Sacrococcygeal teratoma: case report

Ricardo Molina Vital, Jos� Mart�n De Santiago Valenzuela, Roberto Carlos De Lira Barraza (M�xico)
Medwave 2015 May;15(4):e6137
(12/5/2015)

Non-clinical topics

Abortion: taking the debate seriously

Miguel Hugo Kottow Lang (Chile)
Medwave 2015 May;15(4):e6139
(19/5/2015)

Epistemonikos

Are statins beneficial for chronic heart failure?

Carmen Rain, Gabriel Rada (Chile)
Medwave 2015 May;15(4):e6140
(27/5/2015)

Technical notes

Preterm delivery and intimacy during pregnancy: interaction between oral, vaginal and intestinal microbiomes

Demian Arturo Herrera Morban (Rep�blica Dominicana)
Medwave 2015 May;15(4):e6144
(28/5/2015)

July 2022, Vol 22, Issue 6

Research papers

Association of biomarkers and severity of COVID-19: A crosssectional study

Systematization of initiatives in sexual and reproductive health about good practices criteria in response to the COVID-19 pandemic in primary health care in Chile

Clinical, psychological, social, and family characterization of suicidal behavior in Chilean adolescents: a multiple correspondence analysis