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February 6, 2016
When Peer Review Fails…
When Peer Review Fails… Or: How can such simple errors make it past 6 authors, however-many reviewers, AND the editorial staff of a publication dedicated to photomedicine and laser surgery?!? By Peter A. Jenkins A Comparative Study of the Effectiveness of read more
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Therapeutic laser as a diagnostic tool
Therapeutic laser as a diagnostic tool By Golamreza Majlesi MD, Esfahan, Iran The word “therapeutic laser” suggest that it is a device intended for medical therapies. But with a little bit of imagination, there are other benefits open for read more
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Scientific references – a Babylonian confusion
Scientific references – a Babylonian confusion By Jan Tunér Every scientific paper has references to other scientific papers. This is common knowledge and the tradition is completely uncontroversial. In a previous LaserAnnals article (References – science or decorations?) the quality read more
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Lasers in Chiropractic Therapy
Lasers in chiropractic therapy By Jan Tunér The use of therapeutic lasers is increasing in chiropractic applications. This treatment modality offers several advantages by promoting wound healing, reducing inflammation, edema and pain. But for those thinking about adding a therapeutic laser to read more
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Wrong parameters in – no results out…
Wrong parameters in – no results out By Jan Tunér A comment on: Camila Haddad Leal de Godoy, Lara Jansiski Motta, Kristianne Porta Santos Fernandes et al. Effect of Low-Level Laser Therapy on Adolescents With Temporomandibular Disorder: A Blind Randomized read more
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