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Melissa Conrad Stöppler, MD
Melissa Conrad Stöppler, MD, is a U.S. board-certified Anatomic Pathologist with subspecialty training in the fields of Experimental and Molecular Pathology. Dr. Stöppler's educational background includes a BA with Highest Distinction from the University of Virginia and an MD from the University of North Carolina. She completed residency training in Anatomic Pathology at Georgetown University followed by subspecialty fellowship training in molecular diagnostics and experimental pathology.
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William C. Shiel Jr., MD, FACP, FACR
William C. Shiel Jr., MD, FACP, FACR
Dr. Shiel received a Bachelor of Science degree with honors from the University of Notre Dame. There he was involved in research in radiation biology and received the Huisking Scholarship. After graduating from St. Louis University School of Medicine, he completed his Internal Medicine residency and Rheumatology fellowship at the University of California, Irvine. He is board-certified in Internal Medicine and Rheumatology.
Tonsillectomy, the surgical removal of masses of lymphoid tissue located in the back of the mouth, may have seemed like a childhood rite of passage for many children of previous generations. Tonsillectomy became a popular treatment for recurrent sore throats and respiratory infections as early as the 1800s, and its frequency peaked in the United States in the late 1950s to the 1970s. Today, doctors are more conservative in recommending tonsillectomy. The number of tonsillectomies performed in the United States has declined from over 1 million per year in the 1970s, to about 530,000 per year in 2006, due to growing skepticism in the medical community about the utility of tonsillectomy for infection control. Despite a reduction in the number of tonsillectomies performed for repeated infections, there may be an increase in the number of tonsillectomies performed for airway or alimentary tract obstruction.
Often performed in conjunction with removal of the adenoid (a mass of lymphoid tissue located behind the nasal passages), tonsillectomy is a minor surgical procedure that is generally well-tolerated. Most cases are done as same-day ambulatory procedures. Nevertheless, rare complications such as infection or bleeding may occur following surgery, and an absence from school for seven to ten days is usually required.
There are instances in which tonsillectomy is recommended, including sleep apnea, in which the tonsils are so large they interfere with breathing at night, causing heavy snoring, and interrupted sleep. Other indications in which tonsillectomy is absolutely necessary include airway obstruction, malignant tumor of the tonsils, or difficulty swallowing. A high frequency of throat infections (five to six per year or more) or the occurrence of unusually severe infections may also be indications for tonsillectomy in children, and the frequency and severity of these infections as well as their response to antibiotic therapy are important factors to consider in each case when deciding whether tonsillectomy is appropriate.
REFERENCE: MedscapeReference. Tonsillectomy.
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Canada's Glenn Howard begins his quest for a fourth title, and second as a skip, when the Capital One Men's World Championships get underway in Basel, Switzerland on Saturday.
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A recent editorial in the New England Journal of Medicine highlighted a little-publicized fact about global health: if current trends in cancer incidence continue, by 2020 a majority of cancer cases will occur in the developing world.
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Since 2000, Dr. Coleman and Dr. Bhadrasain Vikram, chief of the Clinical Radiation Oncology Branch in RRP, have been working on the idea of a Cancer Expert Corps (CEC)—a cadre of tenure-track health care professionals dedicated to committing a percentage of their time to mentoring cancer care providers and cancer researchers in the developing world and to helping clinicians and researchers who want to return home in hopes of establishing world-class programs.
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The idea of a dedicated, long-term commitment sets the CEC apart from other mentoring efforts, explained Dr. Vikram. "A lot of times people go and give a lecture or two and maybe spend a few days somewhere. But to really make a difference, to maintain progress, you have to stay engaged in a sustained manner, for a period of years," he said. "What is needed is a means of sustainability by which the time commitment for mentoring is a bona fide part of one's career," Dr. Coleman emphasized. "In-kind donations and volunteerism are welcome, but long-term commitment is crucial."
The two radiation oncologists envision funding for the CEC mentors coming from peer-reviewed grants that individuals and institutions would compete for through mechanisms similar to standard research grants. The funding allocated for one regular full-time equivalent clinician or researcher through a typical NIH grant could fund about 20 percent of the professional time of five CEC mentors and provide financial and institutional support for their mentoring activities.
"That would make mentoring a legitimate professional track, something that's valued by a mentor's institution, a 'Peace Corps for Cancer'—people wouldn't just have to do it on their nights and weekends," said Dr. Coleman. "That's what happens now—people use up their vacations, their weekends; they put all their free time into these projects and eventually they burn out," he continued.
Modern telemedicine technology, like that adopted in 2004 with NCI support at King Hussein Cancer Center in Amman, Jordan, would allow mentors to coordinate activities such as chart rounds and quality control without extensive travel time, explained Dr. Coleman. Investment in infrastructural technology would also allow its use by physicians working in other areas of medicine, such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease, perhaps someday allowing the expansion of the concept to a broader Medical Expert Corps, he continued. A similar concept of academic service has been proposed by other research groups.
Institutions interested in acquiring mentors would need to provide local investment, such as facilities and personnel. International partners, including the International Network for Cancer Treatment and Research, NIH's Fogarty International Center, and cancer centers in Singapore, Ireland, Canada, Switzerland, and Israel, have expressed interest in participating in the CEC, but for now the project remains in the planning phase.
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As a proof-of-concept endeavor, the RRP has begun an informal "twinning project," attempting to connect international mentor–mentee pairs with appropriate funding opportunities. These research pairs were identified through a call for interested participants distributed by the American Society of Clinical Oncology, the International Union Against Cancer, and other professional groups. Out of about 50 interested teams, six pairs are now working with Dr. Vikram and Dr. Maithili Daphtary, a contractor with the RRP and coordinator for the CEC, to identify grants for which they can apply.
One pair of researchers working together through the twinning project is Dr. Lorenzo Leoncini, from the University of Siena in Italy, and Dr. Joshua Nyagol, from the University of Nairobi in Kenya. The two first met in Kenya during a visit by Dr. Leoncini to the Nairobi Hospital. Dr. Nyagol later received his Ph.D. in quantitative and molecular diagnostic pathology under the supervision of Dr. Leoncini at the University of Siena.
The two researchers remained in touch and are planning a collaborative project investigating the direct role of viruses such as HIV, Epstein-Barr virus, and human herpesvirus 8 in the pathogenesis of aggressive B-cell lymphomas, which are prevalent in Africa. Their research will examine the expression of biomarkers associated with the viruses, including microRNA expression profiles, and examine whether the viruses play an indirect oncogenic role by disrupting the immune system. "The results from our proposed study may allow the identification of new targets for treatment," said Dr. Leoncini.
The researchers have already collected biospecimens from several Kenyan lymphoma patients, but since "people have observed heterogeneity in disease presentation and disease patterns among different regions, in the future we hope to target the whole of East Africa to recruit study subjects," commented Dr. Nyagol.
Another pair of researchers working with the twinning project is Dr. Yoichi Watanabe from the University of Minnesota and Dr. Shanmugam Senthilkumar from the Government Rajaji Hospital and Madurai Medical College in Madurai, India. Dr. Watanabe sponsored Dr. Senthilkumar for an international cancer fellowship through the Union for International Cancer Control in 2008, while Dr. Senthilkumar was working on his doctoral thesis in medical physics.
"One of the realities of Dr. Senthilkumar's hospital in Madurai was that the institution had only one piece of rather outdated radiation therapy equipment but treated more patients than most radiation oncology clinics in the U.S.," said Dr. Watanabe. The two began working together on ideas to inexpensively improve radiation therapy in Dr. Senthilkumar's home state of Tamil Nadu.
They chose the combination of new motion-sensing technology developed by Dr. Senthilkumar with three-dimensional (3-D) arc therapy using a radioactive source (Cobalt-60) that is affordable and widely used in India. With 3-D arc therapy, "even a small movement from the patient during treatment significantly affects the accuracy of radiation delivery. The device developed by Dr. Senthilkumar is able to sense patient motion during treatment and automatically pause treatment delivery, to allow for the necessary readjustments," explained Dr. Watanabe. "This system should be able to deliver highly focused radiation to a tumor as precisely as more advanced technologies used in the United States."
The two researchers hope to obtain funding to build and test a pilot system at the Government Rajaji Hospital to determine if it works the way that they expect it to and whether it could be used in other community hospitals in the region.
These two international projects provide examples of how an effective mentor–mentee relationship could influence cancer research not just in a single institution, but in an entire country and beyond. "A program like the CEC could make a newly established center into a training and research hub for a whole region," said Dr. Coleman. "So a physician would be returning home not just to run a center, but to create a whole enterprise and become part of a major solution to the recalcitrant problem of sustainable care to the underserved," he explained.
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Say i've got a 60m single rope, 10mm diameter so not exactly super-skinny. I want to make a series of full-length abseils on the rope, and i'm planning on using a pull cord to get the rope back.
Question 1) What's a sensible diameter of cord to use? I was thinking 5mm, but i'm tempted by 4mm which is almost half the weight (11g/m instead of 20g/m). Breaking strains are 580kg/330kg for each cord diameter. As for length, something like 65m would probably be a good idea I assume (it might be that an ab station is reached on rope stretch, and the 60m single will stretch a bit under its own weight anyway).
Question 2) Where the 10mm rope is threaded through the top anchor, it is normally then tied with a fig-8 bight and a locking krab used to clip the bight back onto the downward strand, thus securing the single rope (and the pull cord is then tied to the fig-8 bight for retrieval). I'm thinking about the screwgate getting cross-loaded on the anchor(or rather, loaded in a direction perpendicular to the plane of the krab - think getting bent in half), maybe using a rap ring (30mm diameter solid aluminium round bar toroid, looks like a lower-off ring) would be safer - but more faff to rethread the next ab station as it can't be unclipped. I'm considering a maillon as a good method as well, but possibly also prone to cross loading. Any more thoughts on rap ring vs. screwgate vs. maillon? Just trying to figure out a safe and efficient system. And don't mention any fifi hook/skyhook method, not interested.
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JOHANNESBURG (AP) — An eclectic mix of world leaders including President Barack Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro will eulogize Nelson Mandela at a massive memorial service Tuesday in South Africa.
The event is being held in the World Cup soccer stadium where the anti-apartheid champion made his last public appearance. FNB stadium is located in Soweto, the black township that was at the center of the violent struggle against apartheid.
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APPHOTO TH106: This handout image provided on Monday Dec.9, 2013 by the GCIS of the front page of the programme for the memorial service to late South African president Nelson Mandela. Scores of heads of state and government and other foreign dignitaries, including royalty, are beginning to converge on South Africa as the final preparations for Tuesday's national memorial service for liberation struggle icon Nelson Mandela are put in place. (AP Photo/HO, GCIS) (9 Dec 2013)
APPHOTO XMM111: A South African girl held by her mother, kisses a statue of former president Nelson Mandela, at the Nelson Mandela Centre of Memory in Johannesburg, South Africa, Monday, Dec. 9, 2013. (AP Photo/Muhammed Muheisen) (9 Dec 2013)
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Stay Where You Are: Autumn Staging
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Generation: 25 Years of Contemporary Art in Scotland
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Cory Arcangel has a solo show of new work entitled tl;dr at Team Gallery, New York. Arcangel has produced a body of work that explores the tension in societal attitudes towards the preservation of culture. September 7th – October 26th 2014
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Good morning. The Food and Drug Administration is setting up new antibiotic restrictions for America's livestock producers. The announcement came down Wednesday from federal drug regulators. Starting in April certain uses of the drug class cephalosporin will be prohibited. That tops our Beef Today Report. The FDA says cephalosporins are important antimicrobial drugs for treating diseases in both humans and animals. It's worried about bacteria developing resistance to the drug if overused. In humans, for example cephalosporins are used to treat pneumonia, skin and soft tissue infections. The FDA is prohibiting extra-label or unapproved uses of the drugs in cattle, swine, chickens and turkeys. Prohibited uses include: Using the drugs at unapproved levels, frequencies, durations or routes of administration. Using cephalosporins in those animals that are intended to be used in humans or dogs and cats. And thirdly, using the drugs for disease prevention. The order doesn't, however, limit the use an earlier form of the antibiotic. Veterinarians will still be able to prescribe the drugs for livestock as long as labels are followed. And they're also available for use in ducks and rabbits. The FDA initially proposed restrictions back in 2008 but withdrew the rule before it became effective. Late Wednesday the National Cattlemens Beef Association released a statement. Executive director of legislative affairs Kristina Butts responded saying and I quote, "Antimicrobial resistance is a complex, multi-faceted issue that affects human and animal health. That being said, there is no conclusive scientific evidence indicating the judicious use of antibiotics in cattle leads to antimicrobial resistance in humans." The NCBA says it plans to analyze the proposed order to make sure it's based on sound science.
Cattle prices are holding steady this week. On Tuesday Chicago MERC live cattle were up slightly at $121.62. Fed cattle were up nearly a dollar. January contracts closed at $147.75 per hundred. Forecasters say sluggish beef demand is keeping prices tempered to start the New Year. That's expected to improve in the months ahead.
And a new report from the prairie star says it's possible to teach cattle to eat unwanted weeds. The research comes from the Montana Farmers Union and NRCS scientists in Colorado and Montana. Cows are put in groups and fed different mixtures, textures and types of feed over a series of days. At the end, weeds--like Russian thistle are introduced.
After being turn back out the cows continue to eat the thistles, pods and all. Experts recommend confirming target weeds aren't toxic to the cattle long term.
Thanks Mike. Rising land values and strong commodity prices helped pull more land out of the USDA's conservation reserve program. Now with budget getting tight there's worry the program could lose funding. As Bob Ellison of the USDA reports, the department's conservation programs are the backbone of its efforts to address environmental concerns.
In Agribusiness this morning we're continuing our tax tips for the pending tax season.
Today Paul Neiffer--farm CPA and tax specialist--reminds our viewers about new tax credits available in 2012.
Thanks Paul. In analysis this morning world markets are gearing up for the pending supply and demand report from the USDA. One of the questions, analysts hope to have answered is regarding carry over or grain stocks. That number will likely drive prices and planted acres in 2012. But can producers--even if they plant more corn--keep up with world demand. I recently spoke with Gary Sherrer of Informa Economics about improving productivity and yields and asked the question, are we slowing down or have we stalled out?
There are a few indicators the nation's economy is starting to turn around. But in order for growth to continue--it's going to innovation and an entrepreneurial spirit. That's why kids in some of the hardest hit economic parts of Kentucky are training and incentives to be the state's next entrepreneurs. Brad Beckman with the Kentucky College of Agriculture has the story. Thanks Brad. So far, 55 teachers in fifteen rural Kentucky counties are teaching the entrepreneurial curriculum. Up next a new study says dieters shouldn't skimp on lean meat or dairy. Food and Your Family is next.
In Food and Your Family this morning new research says dieters shouldn't cut back on protein if they want a lean muscular body. The study comes from the journal of the American Medical Association. The research used three different diets for male and female volunteers aged 18-35. Protein in the diets were adjusted to low, medium and high. The results show people lose lean body mass--muscle and organ tissue-- on a low protein diet. But those on a high protein diet-- of lean meats or dairy-- saw their lean body mass improve...in spite of eating more calories for the studies.
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FARGO - (KFGO-AM) -- About 350 members of the North Dakota Army and Air National Guard, many of them in the Fargo area, have been furloughed by the partial Federal government shutdown.
Guard leaders tell KFGO News, there was a lot of frustration and disappointment as members were given the news.
Lt. Col. Deb Lien, with the Guard's 141st Manuever Enhancement Brigade, says the group's 150 soldiers sent home have been told to be prepared for the "worst case scenario" but there are a number of resources to help those affected.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama wants to work with Congress to win approval of three long-delayed trade deals with South Korea, Panama and Colombia, U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk said on Wednesday.
"Our goal is to have all three agreements, with their outstanding issues addressed, approved by Congress," Kirk said in prepared testimony for the Senate Finance Committee.
The administration wants to solve remaining issues blocking the Panama and Colombia pacts "as quickly as possible this year and submit them to Congress immediately thereafter," he said.
However, he stopped short of saying the Panama and Colombia pacts would be ready for consideration by July 1, along with the South Korea pact, as Republicans have demanded.
Senator Orrin Hatch, the top Republican on the Senate Finance Committee, said he was afraid the Colombia and Panama agreements would fall by the wayside unless they are tied to action on the South Korea pact.
"I don't believe the president will ever act on the Colombia and Panama agreements unless these agreements move along with Korea," Hatch said.
Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus, a Montana Democrat, also urged the administration to pass all agreements this year.
The Colombia pact is fiercely opposed by U.S. labor groups, who say that country has not done enough to stop killings of trade unionists and prosecute those responsible.
Baucus also pushed Kirk to get South Korea to agree to consult with the United States on a "road map to full market access in the future" for U.S. beef producers.
Kirk told the panel that remains an important issue" and said the United States was committed to further talks with South Korea on that front.
But he also noted the pact already progressively reduces tariffs on U.S. beef exports to South Korea to zero.
South Korea still blocks imports of beef from older cattle because of mad cow disease concerns. The United States says the barriers are not based on sound science.
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