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The mental foramen, an opening at the bottom of the jaw, is the exit of the inferior alveolar nerve branch, providing sensation to the jawbone and skin of the chin. Its anatomical variability is important in dental and surgical procedures. Our study was carried out in San Luis Potosí, Mexico and examined the position and morphological characteristics of the mental foramen in a sample of lower jaw CT scans. In women, the area between the first and second premolar was the most common, while in men, it was the same area but with a greater prevalence on the left side. Differences in the direction of the mental foramen were observed between sexes and sides of the mandible, with the posterior direction predominating in both sexes. These findings are consistent with previous studies in different populations, although significant variations in the prevalence and specific location of the foramen are identified. The comparison with other studies highlights the importance of considering ethnic and geographic factors in the interpretation of results. The anatomical differences observed have important clinical implications for dental and surgical procedures, underscoring the need for approaches tailored to the specific population to improve precision and safety of interventions in the mental foramen area. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper aims to study the level of social eco-literacy around sustainable development among teachers at secondary school level (ESO), and to understand how they incorporate this into their educational practice, in order to better understand the theoretical-practical state of sustainability in education in Spain. A questionnaire was created to study the level of ecosocial literacy among teachers at secondary school level (O = .89). The sample is made up of secondary school teachers (N = 826), using non-probabilistic snowball sampling, during the 2020-2021 academic year. A descriptive and inferential analysis was performed using Pearson's Chi-square (p < .05), via JAMOVI 2.2.5 and SPSS. The results showed that teachers with a higher degree of knowledge have a tendency to apply active participatory and technology-based methodologies that improve social transformation, encouraging the analysis and critical thinking necessary for students to acquire skills in sustainability. It was also shown that it is necessary to incorporate a sustainability perspective into ongoing training, given the complex, holistic and dynamic current situation, in order to provide responses to the planet's problems. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper analyzes the practice of photojournalism in Spain and, specifically, focuses on the study of the graphic archive of the EFE Agency (1939-) and its own production, developed within and outside its borders. The acquisition of funds has been taken into consideration as part of this process and, in the same way, it has also been necessary to consider the creation, in the year 2000, of the digital graphic archive: The Photo Library, inheritance of the thematic classification of analog and the nomenclature and, in this process, the documentation system used has been contributed as a result of the conclusions - through primary sources and direct observation - with emphasis on the thematic classification used. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article is an obituary titled "RECOGNITION, ADMIRATION, AND AFFECTION. IN MEMORIAM JULIA SIERRA MONCAYO". The author, Jaime Ruiz de Santiago, remembers Julia Sierra Moncayo, who was his colleague in the Academic Department of General Studies at ITAM. He highlights her dedication to research and teaching, as well as her contribution to the structuring of General Studies courses. He also mentions her participation in the dialogue on university education in various countries. The author expresses his recognition, admiration, and affection for Julia, highlighting her professional competence and personal qualities. He concludes that her departure leaves a painful separation, but her presence continues to encourage the task of shaping integral human beings. [Extracted from the article]

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Introduction. The prevention of a complex phenomenon, such as suicide, requires an interdisciplinary approach that provides a comprehensive response to the care needs of people with suicidal behavior (SB). The aim of this study is to investigate the clinical and healthcare features of people presenting thoughts and/or attempts of suicide to define risk factors for recurrence. Methods. A cohort study was carried out with a 6-month follow-up. The cohort consisted of persons admitted to the emergency department of the Hospital Universitario Marqués de Valdecilla (Santander) presenting thoughts and/or attempts of suicide, throughout a 4-month recruitment period: 1-March to 30-June 2015. Sociodemographic and clinical variables were collected in the index episode and visits to the emergency department during the following 6 months. Results. 143 patients were assessed by SB, and it was possible to collect information on recurrence in 110 (average age of 43.31; range 16-84; 65% women). Twenty-one percent presented recurrence of SB: 10% attempted, 6% thoughts, and 5% both; 1 (0.7%) committed suicide; most frequently with age 30-65 years and with a history of mental illness. During follow-up, 60% consulted repeatedly in the emergency department not only for SB but also for other psychiatric or medical reasons, independently of follow-up in the mental health service. Conclusions. Recurrence of SB is common despite being followed up in the mental health service. In addition, people with SB frequently and repeatedly consult the emergency department for other psychiatric and medical reasons, suggesting that the conventional approach to comorbidity with SB is insufficient. Further studies are needed to define risk profiles and design specific interdisciplinary strategies for SB management and suicide prevention, avoiding fragmentation. This will contribute more efficiently to early identification, appropriate management and prevention of suicide recurrences and deaths. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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From 2007 to 2014, a set of citizen security policies was implemented in Ecuador; this set included mainly: a considerable increase in crime control and punishment strategies combined with situational prevention strategies. This study evaluates the impact of said set of measures on the homicide rate per 100 000 inhabitants by using the synthetic control method (mcs). It is argued that due to the combination of punitive and situational prevention strategies, a significant reduction in the homicide rate per 100 000 inhabitants between 2011 and 2016 was evident, representing around 11 743 homicides avoided. The reduction effect ranges from 5.86 to 17.33 points per year, with a maximum of 17.33 points in 2015. This effect was the result of the accumulation of the effect of the policies, which remained in force after their implementation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article offers information related to the works of British-Polish sociologist, Zygmunt Bauman. Topics include his analyzation referring to the migratory movements that characterize him; his aspect referring to the increasingly radical separation between power and politics, which fundamentally affects the nation-state that until now has prevailed; and transformation of economic paradigm in recent decade.

The purpose of this article is to analyze the experience of four therapists working with suicidal patients from the perspective of culture as practices and meanings. From the application of a qualitative methodology of phenomenological cutting with biographical dyes, it seeks to rescue the emotions and experiences reported by the interviewed subjects in order to generate greater understanding at the level of meanings, values, beliefs and actions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]