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PubMed | IRCCS Fondazione S. Maugeri, Hospital Papa Giovanni XXIII, Irccs Instituto Of Ricerche Farmacologiche Mario Negri, University of Milan and 5 more.
Type: | Journal: British journal of cancer | Year: 2017
Juvenile myelomonocytic leukaemia (JMML) and chronic myelomonocytic leukaemia (CMML) are myelodysplastic myeloproliferative (MDS/MPN) neoplasms with unfavourable prognosis and without effective chemotherapy treatment. Trabectedin is a DNA minor groove binder acting as a modulator of transcription and interfering with DNA repair mechanisms; it causes selective depletion of cells of the myelomonocytic lineage. We hypothesised that trabectedin might have an antitumour effect on MDS/MPN.Malignant CD14+ monocytes and CD34+ haematopoietic progenitor cells were isolated from peripheral blood/bone marrow mononuclear cells. The inhibition of CFU-GM colonies and the apoptotic effect on CD14+ and CD34+ induced by trabectedin were evaluated. Trabectedins effects were also investigated in vitro on THP-1, and in vitro and in vivo on MV-4-11 cell lines.On CMML/JMML cells, obtained from 20 patients with CMML and 13 patients with JMML, trabectedin - at concentration pharmacologically reasonable, 1-5nM - strongly induced apoptosis and inhibition of growth of haematopoietic progenitors (CFU-GM). In these leukaemic cells, trabectedin downregulated the expression of genes belonging to the Rho GTPases pathway (RAS superfamily) having a critical role in cell growth and cytoskeletal dynamics. Its selective activity on myelomonocytic malignant cells was confirmed also on in vitro THP-1 cell line and on in vitro and in vivo MV-4-11 cell line models.Trabectedin could be good candidate for clinical studies in JMML/CMML patients.British Journal of Canceradvance online publication, 10 January 2017; doi:10.1038/bjc.2016.424 www.bjcancer.com.
Lacaille F.,Hepatogastroenterology Nutrition Unit |
Gupte G.,Birminghams Children Hospital |
Colomb V.,Hepatogastroenterology Nutrition Unit |
D'antiga L.,Hospital Papa Giovanni XXIII |
And 5 more authors.
Journal of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition | Year: 2015
Intestinal failure-associated liver disease is the most prevalent complication affecting children with intestinal failure receiving long-term parenteral nutrition. This paper reviews the definition, diagnostic criteria, pathogenesis, and risk factors. The authors discuss the role of enteral nutrition, parenteral nutrition, and its components, especially lipid emulsions. The authors also discuss the surgical treatment, including intestinal transplantation, its indications, technique, and results, and emphasise the importance of specialised intestinal failure centres. © 2015 by ESPGHAN and NASPGHAN.
Finazzi G.,Ospedale Papa Giovanni XXIII |
De Stefano V.,Catholic University |
Barbui T.,Ospedale Papa Giovanni XXIII |
Barbui T.,Hospital Papa Giovanni XXIII
Current Hematologic Malignancy Reports | Year: 2013
A high risk of arterial and venous thrombosis is the hallmark of chronic myeloproliferative neoplasms (MPNs), particularly polycythemia vera (PV) and essential thrombocythemia (ET). Clinical aspects, pathogenesis and management of thrombosis in MPN resemble those of other paradigmatic vascular diseases. The occurrence of venous thrombosis in atypical sites, such as the splanchnic district, and the involvement of plasmatic prothrombotic factors, including an acquired resistance to activated protein C, both link MPN to inherited thrombophilia. Anticoagulants are the drugs of choice for these complications. The pathogenic role of leukocytes and inflammation, and the high mortality rate from arterial occlusions are common features of MPN and atherosclerosis. The efficacy and safety of aspirin in reducing deaths and major thrombosis in PV have been demonstrated in a randomized clinical trial. Finally, the Virchow's triad of impaired blood cells, endothelium and blood flow is shared both by MPN and thrombosis in solid cancer. Phlebotomy and myelosuppressive agents are the current therapeutic options for correcting these abnormalities and reducing thrombosis in this special vascular disease represented by MPN. © 2013 Springer Science+Business Media New York.
Marchetti M.,Hospital Papa Giovanni XXIII |
Tartari C.J.,Hospital Papa Giovanni XXIII |
Russo L.,Hospital Papa Giovanni XXIII |
Panova-Noeva M.,Hospital Papa Giovanni XXIII |
And 5 more authors.
American Journal of Hematology | Year: 2014
This study evaluates the functional procoagulant features of plasma microparticle (MP) to explore the MP contribution to the hypercoagulable state of patients with essential thrombocythemia (ET). Platelet-free plasma samples were obtained from 73 ET patients (37 positive for the JAK2V617F mutation) and 72 control subjects. The calibrated automated thrombogram (CAT) was performed in plasma samples to determine thrombin generation of MP-associated tissue factor (TF) and procoagulant phospholipid (PPL) activity, and the STA Procoag PPL assay to measure MP-PPL activity only. Both thrombin generation and PPL procoagulant activities were found significantly elevated in ET patients compared to controls, and were associated to significantly higher levels of TF antigen and FVIIa/AT complex. Thrombin generation was significantly greater in JAK2-V617F positive compared to JAK2-V617F negative patients and normal subjects. Significant correlations were found between the PPL-assay and the different parameters of the CAT assay. No difference was seen between the thrombosis and no thrombosis group. Prospective studies are needed to test whether MP-associated thrombin generation and procoagulant activity may predict for thrombosis in these patients. © 2013 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
Nicastro E.,Hospital Papa Giovanni XXIII
Transplantation | Year: 2016
BACKGROUND: Most pediatric liver transplantation (LT) centers administer long courses of prophylaxis against Cytomegalovirus (CMV) without evidence of benefit and with significant drug exposure and costs. We aimed at evaluating overall outcomes, direct and putative indirect effects of CMV, possible impact of viremia and risk factors for CMV infection in pediatric LT recipients managed with ganciclovir-based preemptive therapy (PET). METHODS: The records of all the children who underwent LT between 2008 and 2014 were retrospectively analyzed. RESULTS: One-hundred children were included. Three children had CMV disease; no CMV-related death or graft loss was recorded. The only identified risk factor for CMV infection was the donor/recipient serostatus [OR: 17.23 (95%CI: 1.88-157.87); P=0.012], while viremia per se did not worsen LT outcomes, such as the incidence of acute rejection, EBV infection, sepsis, biliary and vascular complications, nor graft dysfunction/loss or death at 3 and 5 years after LT. When compared with a historical cohort of children receiving ganciclovir prophylaxis, PET did not differ from prophylaxis for any of the selected outcomes, but was rather associated with lower antiviral drug exposure (6.4 ± 13 vs 38.6 ± 14 days, P < 0.0001) and cost per patient (2.2 ± 3.9 vs 6.6 ± 8.2 k&OV0556;, P = 0.001). CONCLUSIONS: PET is effective in controlling CMV in children receiving LT, with lower costs and lower exposure to antivirals. Copyright © 2016 Wolters Kluwer Health, Inc. All rights reserved.
Falanga A.,Hospital Papa Giovanni XXIII |
Russo L.,Hospital Papa Giovanni XXIII |
Milesi V.,Hospital Papa Giovanni XXIII
Current Opinion in Hematology | Year: 2014
PURPOSE OF REVIEW: To provide an updated overview of the complex coagulopathy associated with malignancy, together with the advances in our knowledge of the interactions of cancer with the hemostatic system. Also, to offer an update of the recent progresses in the risk assessment, prevention, and treatment of thrombohemorrhagic complications in cancer patients. RECENT FINDINGS: Mechanisms underlying the hemostatic derangement caused by cancer include many prothrombotic properties of tumor tissues. Of extreme interest are the most recent findings that the regulation of tumor cell hemostatic protein expression is driven by oncogenes, the tumor-derived tissue factor-positive microparticles are an important player in thrombosis, and the changes in the tumor microenvironment in the presence of tissue factor affect 'dormant' cells to shift to a malignant phenotype.On the clinical side, risk assessment models, based on clinical and biological risk factors, are becoming very attractive to identify categories of cancer patients at different thrombotic risk. Unsuspected pulmonary embolism, incidentally discovered, is also opening an intensive area of research. Finally, new updates of the guidelines to help clinicians in the management of venous thromboembolism in cancer patient have been recently released. SUMMARY: The coagulopathy of cancer is complex. Thrombotic and bleeding complications significantly contribute to morbidity and mortality in this disease. The accrued knowledge of the underlying mechanisms is helping establish more accurate and appropriate interventions for the management of the thrombotic risk in these patients. Copyright © 2014 Lippincott Williams & Wilkins.
Alberti D.,Hospital Papa Giovanni XXIII |
Colusso M.,Hospital Papa Giovanni XXIII |
Cheli M.,Hospital Papa Giovanni XXIII |
Ravelli P.,Hospital Papa Giovanni XXIII |
And 4 more authors.
Journal of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition | Year: 2013
BACKGROUND:: The management of extrahepatic portal vein obstruction (EHPVO) in children is controversial. We report our experience with a prospective evaluation of a stepwise protocol based on severity of portal hypertension and feasibility of mesoportal bypass (MPB). METHODS:: After diagnosis, children with EHPVO underwent surveillance endoscopies and received nonselective β-blockers (NSBBs) or endoscopic variceal obliteration (EVO) when large varices were detected. In patients who failed NSBBs and EVO, we considered MPB as first-line and shunts or transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunt (TIPS) as second-line options. RESULTS:: Sixty-five children, median age 12.5 (range 1.6-25.8), whose age at diagnosis was 3.5 (0.2-17.5) years, were referred to our unit. Forty-three (66%) had a neonatal illness, 36 (55%) an umbilical vein catheterisation. Thirty-two (49%) presented with bleeding at a median age of 3.8 years (0.5-15.5); during an 8.4-year follow-up period (1-16), 43 (66%) had a bleeding episode, 52 (80%) were started on NSBBs, 55 (85%) required EVO, and 33 (51%) required surgery or TIPS. The Rex recessus was patent in 24 of 54 (44%), negatively affected by a history of umbilical catheterisation (P=0.01). Thirty-four (53%) patients underwent a major procedure: MPB (13), proximal splenorenal (13), distal splenorenal (2), mesocaval shunt (3), TIPS (2), and OLT (1). At the last follow-up, 2 patients died, 53 of 57 (93%) are alive with bleeding control, 27 of 33 (82%) have a patent conduit. CONCLUSIONS:: Children with EHPVO have a high rate of bleeding episodes early in life. A stepwise approach comprising of medical, endoscopic, and surgical options provided excellent survival and bleeding control in this population. Copyright 2013 by ESPGHAN and NASPGHAN.
Falanga A.,Hospital Papa Giovanni XXIII |
Marchetti M.,Hospital Papa Giovanni XXIII |
Russo L.,Hospital Papa Giovanni XXIII
Thrombosis Research | Year: 2015
Patients with cancer may display many types of hemostatic disorders that significantly contribute to morbidity and mortality in this disease. A complex coagulopathy develops in parallel with malignancy and is characterized by activation of clotting mechanisms to different extent in different patients and in different types of tumor. The pathogenesis of hemostatic alterations in cancer is multifactorial; however, the tumor tissue capacity to interact with and activate the host hemostatic system plays an important role. New molecular pathways of regulation of these properties have been recently demonstrated. Intervention strategies to prevent and treat venous thromboembolism (VTE) in cancer patients have been addressed by large RCTs and guidelines for VTE management have been updated. In this review, we will present an updated overview of the complex coagulopathy associated to malignancy and of recent advances in the thrombotic risk assessment of cancer patients. © 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Falanga A.,Hospital Papa Giovanni XXIII |
Schieppati F.,University of Brescia |
Russo D.,University of Brescia
Seminars in Thrombosis and Hemostasis | Year: 2015
Thrombosis is a major cause of morbidity and mortality in cancer patients. Many clinical factors contribute to the high thrombotic risk of this condition, including the type of malignancy, its disease stage, anticancer therapies, and comorbidities. However, the cancer cell-specific prothrombotic properties together with the host cell inflammatory response are important players in the pathogenesis of the cancer-associated hypercoagulability. Tissue factor (TF) is the most important procoagulant protein expressed by cancer cells, and with other cancer tissue procoagulant properties highly contributes to the procoagulant phenotype of malignant cells. Recent discoveries indicate that oncogenes determine the procoagulant protein expression, including TF, in cancer tissues. In addition, in malignancy, TF is also overexpressed by host normal blood cells triggered by cancer-derived inflammatory stimuli. As a consequence, a subclinical activation of blood coagulation is typically present in cancer patients, as demonstrated by abnormalities of circulating thrombotic biomarkers. The relevance of measuring these biomarkers to determine the patient thrombotic risk level is under active investigation. The goal is to identify the high-risk subgroups to establish more accurate and targeted anticoagulation strategies to prevent thrombosis in cancer patients. Ultimately, the clarification of specific molecular mechanisms triggering blood coagulation in specific cancer types may also indicate alternative ways to inhibit clotting activation in these conditions. © 2015 by Thieme Medical Publishers, Inc.
Barbui T.,Hospital Papa Giovanni XXIII |
Finazzi G.,Hospital Papa Giovanni XXIII |
Falanga A.,Hospital Papa Giovanni XXIII
Blood | Year: 2013
Major causes of morbidity and mortality in myeloproliferative neoplasms are represented by arterial and venous complications, progression to myelofibrosis, and transformation to acute leukemia. The pathogenesis of thrombosis results from a complex interplay of clinical and disease-related factors. Abnormalities of blood cells arising from the clonal proliferation of hematopoietic stem cells involve not only quantitative changes but also qualitative modifications that characterize the switch of these cells from a resting to a procoagulant phenotype. According to age and previous thrombosis, patients are classified in a "high risk" or "low risk". Novel disease-related determinants such as leukocytosis and JAK2V617F mutational status and/or mutational burden are now under active investigation. In low-risk polycythemia vera patients, only phlebotomy and primary antithrombotic prophylaxis with aspirin is recommended, while in high-risk patients cytotoxic therapy is considered. Whether novel drugs targeting the constitutively active JAK2/STAT pathway will improve the management of thrombosis is a challenge for future studies. © 2013 by The American Society of Hematology.


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Schmitt NC, Sharma A, Gilbert MR, Kim S. Early T stage salivary duct carcinoma: Outcomes and implications for patient counseling. Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg, in press.
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Schmitt NC, Rubel EW. Osteopontin does not mitigate cisplatin ototoxicity or nephrotoxicity in adult mice. Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg 2013; 149:614-620.
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Truth is I guess I wasn't paying enough attention when I did it and indeed I did hit publish without actually having input a good deal of the text.
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And I'm kinda impatient. Anyone know how long that generally takes?
Anyways. I'm considering it another milestone reached. Now I just gotta work harder on getting banned.
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Open Thread
Thanks to reader ZS for reminding me that it's time for an open thread. Some stuff to kick things off.
- For those of you who have turned "who's Paul Lancaster singing with now" into a
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- Gospeleer recently did an annotated tab dump of articles related to digital culture. A lot of good stuff there, including a much-discussed issue in my day job: digital natives. In my experience, the issue is a bit more complicated than the conventional wisdom suggests, namely b/c kids who grow up with technology often have a wide but very shallow and superficial comprehension of technology, but the articles are worth your time no matter, esp if you're one of those people who find themselves beginning sentences with "kids these days."
- Uhm, I get the impression this may have something to do with me.
- Burke has a clip up of the Cathedrals from the Talley-Trammel era. The music - due, I think - is just ok but it's worth the mediocre sound just to see the Cats in cream leisure suits and using an out-of-tune piano.
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How You Can Reduce or Eliminate Your Migraines
Anyone who suffers from migraines will tell you that preventing them is their top goal. Migraines are characterized by severe pain on one side of the head and they often have the ability to virtually incapacitate those they strike. Although some migraines have identifiable triggers, doctors do not know exactly how they are caused. So avoiding triggers is one way to cut down on migraine frequency. There are also medications available that will prevent some migraines.
Common Migraine Triggers to Avoid
Often, migraines can be avoided, or their frequency reduced, by adopting certain lifestyle changes. If you already know what triggers your migraines, you are half way there. If possible, simply avoid those triggers to stop experiencing the migraines. However, not everyone is aware of what exactly causes their migraines. Migraine triggers are almost as varied as the people that suffer from them, but some are common among many migraines sufferers.
Chocolate, Cheese and Caffeine – Try cutting each of these from your diet, one at a time. You may find that one of these common migraine triggers is what is affecting you. There are other consumables that can be the culprit. Foods with high levels of preservatives or sour foods like citrus can trigger migraines in many people. Experiment until you find which is causing your migraines. A food diary will help in narrowing this down.
Alcohol – The dehydrating effect of alcohol can trigger migraines. Cut down on alcohol consumption to test its effect on you. Be mindful of whether you get migraines after drinking alcohol.
Weather – High humidity and high heat are common migraine triggers. Keep an eye on the weather forecasts and avoid going out during the hottest (sunniest) part of the day. You may find that the weather is what is affecting you.
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With preventative migraine medications you can decrease the frequency, duration and severity of your migraines. Preventative medicines are especially helpful for people that suffer frequent migraines. Migraines that occur at least once a week.
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Syfy has given a straight-to-series order for Helix, a thriller from Battlestar Galactica's creator Ron Moore. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the network picked up the series for 13 episodes on Thursday.The Walking Dead and The Thing, Helix is about a team of scientists from the Centers of Disease Control who travel to a high-tech research facility in the Arctic to investigate a possible disease outbreak, only to find themselves in a struggle that holds the key to mankind's salvation or total annihilation."With its well-drawn characters, taut drama and incredible production team, we couldn't be more excited to see this intense thrill ride of a series come to life," said Mark Stern, Syfy's president of original content.Moore will executive-produce the thriller, alongside Lynda Obst, Steven Maeda and Cameron Porsandeh, who wrote the pilot.
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Record deal for Carlisle
Carlisle United have broken the club's transfer record to sign Joe Garner from Blackburn Rovers.
By Mark Buckingham
Last Updated: 11/08/07 11:17am
Carlisle United have broken the club's transfer record to sign Joe Garner from Blackburn Rovers.
The teenage striker spent a spell on loan at Brunton Park last season, scoring five goals in 18 appearances.
He has now signed a three-year deal with Carlisle, who have paid an initial £140,000, with Blackburn retaining a sell-on percentage.
The League One club's previous transfer record was the £121,000 paid to Notts County to bring in David Reeves in 1993.
Garner could make his debut on Saturday at Walsall, if Carlisle can secure his emergency loan status in time.
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Carlisle boss Neil McDonald told the club's official website: "It's a fantastic signing, it really is.
"We've seen what he can do already, when he was with us last season, and he really came in and blew everybody away with the way he applied himself.
"He scored himself a few goals, and he's the kind of player who will continue to do that with the way he does things.
"We've paid a record fee for him and that in itself shows just how much we rate him. We have got ourselves, in my opinion, one of the brightest young centre-forwards in the country.
"A signing like this is always a boost for everybody. The lads know him anyway, and they were delighted when they saw him again."


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Terrorists of the '80s have machine-gunned their way through airports,
bombed U.S. Embassies and military facilities, pirated airplanes and ships, and
tortured and murdered hostages as if "performing" on a global theater screen.
These international criminals have seized not only innocent victims but also
the attention of viewers who sit helplessly before televisions around the
International terrorism is clearly a growing problem and priority,
requiring expanded cooperation with other countries to combat it. Emphasis must
be placed on increased intelligence gathering, processing and sharing, improved
physical security arrangements, more effective civil aviation and maritime
security, and the ratification and enforcement of treaties.
It is equally essential, however, that our defense against terrorism be
enhanced domestically. For unless the trend of terrorism around the world is
broken, there is great potential for increased attacks in our own backyard.
The Task Force's review of the current national program to combat
terrorism found our interagency system and the Lead Agency concept for dealing
with incidents to be soundly conceived. However, the system can be
substantially enhanced through improved coordination and increased emphasis in
such areas as intelligence gathering, communications procedures, law
enforcement efforts, response option plans, and personal and physical security.
Terrorism is a bipartisan issue and one that members of Congress have
jointly and judiciously addressed in recent years. Significant bills have been
passed that markedly expand U.S. jurisdiction over terrorists and close
prosecution loopholes.
However, there are stronger legislative proposals that are now before
Congress that would further strengthen the nation's ability to combat terrorism
both at home and abroad. Many of these proposals merit strong Administration
support. It is also essential that the Executive Branch agencies continue to
work closely with Congress in reviewing our current programs and recommending
other legislative initiatives as appropriate.
Terrorism deeply troubles the American people. They feel angry,
victimized, vulnerable and helpless. At the same time, they clearly want the
United States Government to have a strong and consistent national antiterrorist
policy. While such a policy exists, the Task Force believes that better
communication is necessary to educate the public to our policy and to the
ramifications of using force during a terrorist attack.
Americans also believe that terrorists take advantage of our free press
to achieve their goals. News coverage of terrorism has created a dilemma for
media executives: how to keep the people informed without compromising public
security. Solving this problem will have to be a joint effort between media and
government representatives. The government must improve its communications with
the media during a terrorist attack. At the same time, the media must maintain
high standards of reporting to ensure that the lives of innocent victims and
national security are not jeopardized.
In December 1985, the Task Force on Combatting Terrorism completed its
comprehensive examination of terrorism both internationally and domestically.
It also finished its review of our nation's policy and programs for combatting
The resultant findings emphasized the importance and appropriateness of
a no-concessions position when dealing with terrorists. Some of the
recommendations must remain classified, but the following unclassified Task
Force recommendations are in keeping with that national policy and are intended
to strengthen and streamline our current response system.
Currently a number of agencies and departments within the Executive
Branch are responsible for the elements of our national program to combat
terrorism. While this is a reasonable and appropriate approach, the various
elements should be compiled in a single programming document. Such a
comprehensive listing would allow quick identification of agencies responsible
for dealing with particular aspects of terrorism and their available resources.
The Task Force believes that such a document is necessary for the most
effective coordination of the department and agency activities that comprise
our national program. The NSC staff, in conjunction with OMB and the
Departments of State and Justice, would maintain this national programming
Because acts of terrorism vary so much in time, location, jurisdiction
and motivation, consistent response is virtually impossible. However, the
Interdepartmental Group on Terrorism should prepare, and submit to the NSC for
approval, policy criteria for deciding when, if and how to use force to preempt,
react and retaliate. This framework will offer decisionmaking bodies a workable
set of standards by which to judge each terrorist threat or incident. The use
of this framework also would reassure the American people that government
response is formulated consistently.
Criteria for developing response options might include the following:
• Potential for
injury to innocent victims
• Adequacy and
reliability of intelligence
• Status of
forces for preemption, reaction or retaliation
• Ability to
identify the target
• Host country
and international cooperation or opposition
• Risk and
probability of success analysis
• U.S. public
attitude and media reaction
• Conformance
with national policy and objectives
A full-time NSC position with support staff is necessary to strengthen
coordination of our national program. Working closely with the designated Lead
Agencies, the position will be responsible for:
• participating
in all interagency groups
• maintaining
the national programming document
• assisting in
coordinating research and development
• facilitating
development of response options
• overseeing
implementation of the Task Force recommendations
Clear communications by appointed spokespersons and coordination of
public statements during a terrorist incident are vital. Interagency working
groups should provide specific guidance to all spokespersons on coordinating
public statements. Without coordination, inaccurate information may result,
intelligence resources may be compromised and political distress can result
among friends and allies throughout the world — at a time when international
cooperation can save lives.
Designation of spokespersons and response guidelines are especially
important given the intense media pressure for comment during terrorist
incidents. A misstatement or failure to consider legal issues before commenting
to news media could jeopardize a criminal investigation or an eventual
Actions already have been taken to strengthen security of U.S.
installations and to reduce personnel in dangerous areas. However, to date
these efforts have not been fully coordinated among all agencies. The
Department of State should direct Ambassadors in all designated high-threat
areas to thoroughly review personnel requirements to determine if further personnel
reductions are possible at U.S. facilities overseas. This review should include
careful consideration of physical vulnerability of embassy-related facilities.
The Department of Defense also should conduct a similar review for military
commands abroad.
International cooperation is crucial to long-term deterrence of
terrorism. It can be achieved through multilateral and bilateral agreements.
While progress in achieving a multilateral agreement has been slow, efforts
should continue to reach an agreement to show that many nations are committed
to fighting terrorism as an international crime against society.
In the absence of a multilateral agreement, the Department of State
should aggressively continue to seek international cooperation through:
• general
resolutions or agreements, in the United Nations and in other specialized
organizations, concerning civil aviation, maritime affairs and tourism
• enhanced and
more widely-ratified international conventions on subjects such as hijacking,
hostage-taking and protection of diplomats
• less formal
agreements that illustrate an international consensus to take effective action against
• improved
implementation of existing agreements to fight terrorism
The United States itself is sometimes used as a safehaven for
terrorists. Present extradition treaties with other countries preclude the
turning over of fugitives wanted for "political offenses," an obvious loophole
for terrorists. The State Department should seek extradition treaty revisions
with countries with democratic and fair judicial systems to ensure that terrorists
are extradited to the country with legal jurisdiction.
The process of closing these loopholes has begun with the United
Kingdom in the form of proposed revisions to the US/UK Supplementary Treaty.
The State Department should vigorously pursue Senate approval of this treaty
and continue the revision process with other countries to ensure that
terrorists are brought to justice.
It is a fact that certain governments actively support terrorism. These
states sometimes use their diplomatic missions as safehavens for terrorists or
as caches for their materiel—a direct violation of the Vienna Convention. The
State Department should continue working with other governments to prevent and
expose violations of the Vienna Convention. A U.N. General Assembly resolution
condemning the protection of terrorists in diplomatic missions could complement
U.S. efforts to counter this abuse.
Pre-flight screening of passengers and carry-on baggage is a
cornerstone of our domestic security program. Since 1972 these procedures have
detected over 30,000 firearms and resulted in 13,000 arrests. However, the
recent terrorist acts against international aviation and maritime interests
indicate a need for continual monitoring and updated security procedures. This
is especially true at ports and on board ships where there are no international
or federally prescribed security measures.
The interagency Working Group on Maritime Security, chaired by the
Department of Transportation, should survey security procedures and the threat
potential to vessels, passengers and crew members. It also should review
statutory authority. If adequate authority does not exist, recommendations
should be made, in consultation with other appropriate agencies, for new
legislation. In addition, legislation should be pursued to allow for a criminal
background investigation of individuals working in restricted areas at airports
and terminals. Finally, the Department of State and the Coast Guard should
continue to work through the International Maritime Organization to develop
internationally agreed measures to protect ships' passengers and crews.
Intelligence gathering, analysis and dissemination play a pivotal role
in combatting terrorism. Currently, while several federal departments and
agencies process intelligence within their own facilities, there is no
consolidated center that collects and analyzes all-source information from
those agencies participating in antiterrorist activities. The addition of such
a central facility would improve our capability to understand and anticipate
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U.S. intelligence gathered by technical means is adequate and pursued
appropriately. At the same time, there is clear need for certain information
that can only be gained by individuals. An increase in human intelligence
gathering is essential to penetrate terrorist groups and their support systems.
The national intelligence effort relies heavily on collection and
liaison arrangements that exist with many friendly governments. Such exchanges
with like-minded nations and international law enforcement organizations have
been highly useful and should be expanded to support our own intelligence
Currently, it is not a crime under U.S. law to murder an American
citizen outside our borders—with the exception of diplomats and some government
officials. Legal protection of diplomats should be extended to include all U.S.
nationals who are victims of international terrorism. The Departments of State
and Justice should continue urging Congress to adopt legislation, such as the
Terrorist Prosecution Act of 1985, that would accomplish this objective.
While there is legislation that allows the imposition of the death
penalty if a death results from the seizure of an aircraft, there is no
specific legislation that would allow for the same penalty for murder of
hostages in other situations. The Justice Department should pursue legislation
making anyone found guilty of murdering a hostage under any circumstances
subject to the death penalty.
Procedures that the Executive Branch must follow to keep the Select
Intelligence Committees informed of intelligence activities need streamlining.
Adoption of a Joint Resolution introduced last year by Congressman Hyde would
create a Joint Committee on Intelligence. This Resolution would reduce the
number of people with access to sensitive information and provide a single
secure repository for classified material. The Department of Justice should
lead an Administration effort to secure passage of the Hyde proposal.
The 1984 Act to Combat International Terrorism authorizes payment of up
to $500,000 for information in cases of domestic and international terrorism.
Many feel this legislation does not go far enough.
The State Department should lead an interdepartmental push with Justice
and CIA for legislation to develop a unilateral and/or bilateral program to
encourage individuals to provide information about terrorists' identity or
location. In addition to monetary rewards, other incentives include immunity
from prosecution for previous offenses and U.S. citizenship for the individual
and immediate family.
Authorized rewards should be publicized to both foreign and American
audiences and consideration should be given to raising the current $500,000
ceiling to $1 million.
The International Trafficking in Arms Regulations have been
strengthened to require a license to train foreign persons in the use of
certain firearms; however, mercenary/survival training camps still operate
domestically within the law. Appropriate agencies should closely monitor the
extent to which foreign nationals are being trained in the United States in the
use of firearms and explosives and seek additional legislation if necessary.
Members of terrorist groups may have used the Freedom of Information
Act to identify FBI informants, frustrate FBI investigations and tie up
government resources in responding to requests. This would be a clear abuse of
the Act that should be investigated by the Department of Justice and, if
confirmed, addressed through legislation to close the loophole.
International and domestic legal systems are adequate to deal with
conventional war and crime. However, on occasion, questions of jurisdiction and
authority arise when it comes to terrorism. For example, there are ambiguities
concerning the circumstances under which military force is appropriate in
dealing with terrorism. This lack of clarity about the international law
enforcement relationships and legal systems could limit governments' power to
act quickly and forcefully. The Departments of State and Justice should
encourage private and academic study to determine how international law might
be used to hasten—rather than hamper—efforts to respond to an act of terrorism.
In some cases individuals and companies have paid ransoms to terrorists
for the return of kidnapped employees or stolen property. Such action is in direct
conflict with the national policy against making concessions or paying ransoms
to terrorists. The Department of Justice should consider whether legislation
could be enacted and enforced to make such payments to terrorist organizations
Due to the intense pressure of a hostage situation, some family members
of hostages have pressured the highest levels of government for information.
While this is understandable, such activity has the potential to delay return
of hostages by giving terrorists the media attention they seek or the belief
that their demands are being considered. Further, the inadvertent disclosure of
sensitive information could jeopardize efforts to gain the release of hostages.
The family liaison program, conducted by State's Bureau of Consular
Affairs, should provide a broader outreach program to include visits,
hot-lines, information on private counseling services and a personal contact
for each family for communication even when there is nothing new to report.
Such an expanded contact program will help the families understand that the
hostages' interests are being given the highest priority by our government.
Because of the lack of understanding and currently available
information concerning our national program for combatting terrorism, a broad
education effort should be undertaken to inform the American public about our
policy and proposals as well as the many ramifications of the use of force
against terrorism, including death of innocent people, destruction of property,
alienation of allies and possible terrorist reprisals. The education effort
would take the form of publications, such as this report, seminars and speaking
opportunities by government officials.
Terrorists deliberately manufacture sensations to capture maximum media
attention—a ploy that often takes advantage of U.S. press freedom. This
activity can be offset by close communication between media and government. The
U.S. Government should provide the media with timely information during a
terrorist crisis. The media, in turn, should ensure that their reporting meets
the highest professional and ethical standards.
Regular meetings between media and government officials on the coverage
of terrorism could contribute to more effective government-media relations.
Numerous federal departments and agencies contribute to the national
program to combat terrorism. The following provides a detailed listing of the
various activities of those agencies with major responsibilities.
The Department of State carries out programs for combatting terrorism
in the following ways:
• Discharges
its Lead Agency responsibilities for terrorism outside the United States
• Maintains the
security of U.S. overseas diplomatic and consular facilities
• Cooperates
with U.S. businesses as part of its effort to enhance the security of private
U.S. citizens abroad
• Conducts
research and analysis on terrorism
• Provides
security for visiting foreign diplomats and dignitaries
• Protects the
Secretary of State
• Provides
training for personnel of U.S. overseas missions on security and crisis
• Provides
antiterrorism training and assistance to civilian security forces of friendly
The principal offices involved in these functions are the Office of the
Ambassador-at-Large for Counter-Terrorism; the newly created Bureau of
Diplomatic Security; the Bureau of Intelligence and Research; the Office of
Foreign Building Operations; the Foreign Service Institute; and the Office of
Foreign Missions.
The Department of Justice pursues the following counterterrorism-related
activities and programs through the FBI, the Justice Department's Criminal
Division and the Immigration and Naturalization Service:
• Carries out
its Lead Agency function to prevent, respond to, and investigate violent
criminal activities of international and domestic terrorist groups within U.S.
• Investigates
terrorist acts abroad under the new Hostage-Taking Statute that makes the
hostage-taking of U.S. citizens overseas a federal crime
• Collects and
investigates intelligence on terrorists to predict potential movement or
criminal activities
• Investigates
terrorist incidents and related criminal activities using investigative
techniques to identify, arrest, prosecute, and incarcerate those responsible
• Maintains
operational liaison with local law enforcement agencies throughout the United
• Provides
training in the field and at the FBI Academy, Quantico, Virginia
• Participates
with local and state authorities in joint terrorism task forces
• Provides
computer-assisted research and analytical capability to other law enforcement
and intelligence community agencies involved with counterterrorism
• Maintains
contact with and conducts limited joint investigations with allied national police
and security services on terrorism through 13 legal attaché offices
• Collects
technical information regarding terrorist explosives and bombings within the
United States and disseminates it to international bomb data centers
• Heads the
national Hostage Rescue Team, a special group of highly trained FBI agents who
deal with critical terrorist situations.
• Provides
legal direction and support during terrorism investigations
• Supervises
and coordinates subsequent prosecution of members of domestic and international
terrorist groups whose acts violate federal criminal law
• Inspects and
determines eligibility for applicants to enter the United States
• Maintains
national and local lookout systems containing data relating to excludable
aliens, including suspect or known terrorists.
The Department of Transportation's Federal Aviation Administration,
U.S. Coast Guard and the Office of the Secretary conduct antiterrorism programs
by carrying out the following:
• Conducts Lead
Agency responsibilities through the Federal Aviation Administration by
promoting the security of civil aviation, including prevention of air piracy,
sabotage and criminal activities within the jurisdiction of the United States
• Provides
assistance to law enforcement agencies in interdicting movements into the
United States of dangerous drugs and narcotics that may be connected with
terrorist activities
• Maintains
operational, investigative, communications, and liaison arrangements, with many
foreign governments and private organizations such as aircraft manufacturers
and airline pilots' associations
• Devotes
substantial resources to airport and aircraft security programs both inside the
United States and abroad
• Assures the
safety and security of vessels, ports, and waterways, and their related shore
• Offers
transportation safety courses at domestic facilities in support of the
Department of State's Anti-Terrorism Assistance Program
• Advises on
transportation security matters; provides security programs to protect
personnel, communications equipment, and facilities
Defense Department agencies involved in combatting terrorism include
the National Security Agency, the Defense Intelligence Agency and the Joint
Chiefs of Staff. Individual armed services antiterrorist programs supplement
the overall Defense Department effort. After the Iranian hostage rescue
attempt, the Department of Defense established a counterterrorist organization
with permanent staff and specialized forces. These forces, which report to the
National Command Authorities through the Joint Chiefs of Staff, provide a range
of response options designed to counter specific acts of terrorism.
Additionally, the Defense Department maintains worldwide technical
collection systems for gathering round-the-clock information on terrorism,
which it disseminates to other federal agencies. It also contributes
intelligence analysis and operational support to the national counterterrorism
effort, maintains data on terrorist groups and produces publications on
incidents and advisory and warning messages.
The Central Intelligence Agency and other elements of the intelligence
community contribute vitally important intelligence to the NSC and the Lead
Agencies before, during and after terrorist incidents. This organization is
particularly crucial in the flow of information between the United States and
other countries.
Analytical units of the CIA prepare both current and long-term reports
on terrorist organizations, individuals and trends, and disseminate these
reports on a timely basis to all government agencies with counterterrorist
responsibilities. Should the White House direct military action in a
counterterrorist situation, the CIA is prepared to provide intelligence support
to the Defense Department.
The Director of Central Intelligence has overall coordinating
responsibility within the intelligence community for counterterrorism. He has
designated the National Intelligence Officer for Counterterrorism as the focal
point to coordinate national counterterrorism intelligence activities and to
ensure counterterrorism priorities are established for the intelligence
Treasury's role in the fight against terrorism involves protection,
investigation, intelligence, interdiction, training and response. Its
activities range from thwarting an assault on the President, to investigating
an arms export case, to imposing and enforcing economic sanctions on state
sponsors of terrorism.
Principal Treasury agencies are the United States Secret Service, the
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms, the United States Customs Service,
the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center and the Internal Revenue Service.
Numerous interagency bodies contribute significantly to the national
program. The major coordination effort, however, is carried out by the
Interdepartmental Group on Terrorism, which is chaired by the Department of
State and comprised of representatives from over a dozen departments and
Specific working groups have been established under the auspices of the
Interdepartmental Group on Terrorism. Some of the more noteworthy are:
• Technical
Support Working Group—assures the development of appropriate counterterrorism
technological efforts
• Public
Diplomacy Working Group—designed to generate greater global understanding of
the threat of terrorism and efforts to resist it
• Anti-terrorist
Assistance Coordinating Committee—coordinates the antiterrorism training
programs of State, Defense and the CIA
• Rewards
Committee—develops procedures for the monetary rewards program for information
on terrorists
• Exercise
Committee— coordinates antiterrorism exercise programs
• Maritime
Security Working Group—assesses port and shipping vulnerabilities to terrorism
• Legislative
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I've never heard of it causing dizziness before, unless you have vertigo and you don't know about it. It does have rare potential side effects like nausia, blurred vision, etc. As far as I can tell dizziness isn't on the list. If you're having this routinely, perhaps you should visit a doctor.
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An ex-policeman has claimed that senior officers tried to encourage him to go back to work shortly after he tried to take his own life for a second time.
Speaking to the BBC's Nolan Show yesterday, the anonymous caller said he went off work in 2004 with post-traumatic stress disorder and physical injuries.
He claimed that despite getting "no help" and feeling increasingly distressed, senior officers came to his door and tried to urge him to return to work.
"I couldn't believe it," the former policeman explained. "I was a danger to society and a danger to myself, so were they trying to put me back on the street with a gun? I don't know, but God forbid if that had happened."
The former officer, who left the force a short time later, said support for new recruits had not improved in the past 12 years.
"God help the young ones who have joined with health problems because I can see that nobody is trying to help," he added.
The former policeman was responding to comments on the programme by Police Federation chairman Mark Lindsay, who said he heard from officers on a daily basis who were "at their wits' end" and who were not receiving enough support.
Mr Lindsay told how one officer had been waiting 19 weeks for a referral to get help with mental health issues. "That's unacceptable," he said. "That officer was left probably in a far worse distressed state by the time he got to speak to anybody."
Mr Lindsay also said that the number of days lost to stress-related illness had increased by 60% since 2013.
"If we look at last year's figures, there's over 37,000 days lost through stress-related illness in the PSNI," he added. "That shows you the extent of the problem, and it's not getting any better."
The revelations came after tweets by Chief Constable George Hamilton to an officer who raised issues about growing pressures, with the police chief telling him "dry your eyes" and stop "wallowing in self-pity".
The Chief Constable later apologised and said that "such important issues are not best dealt with in the 140 characters of a tweet".
But Mr Lindsay said Mr Hamilton had got the issue "badly wrong" and warned there was insufficient support available.
"It's an issue I hear about on a daily basis, he added. "It is commonplace. We have officers at their wits' end - their personal life and their family life falling in around them.
"What we are lacking is funding and direction to be able to fix that for them and to allow them to serve the community.
"Police officers in Northern Ireland are tremendously committed to serving the community, but they feel they're being let down in that that isn't being reciprocated with the funding to help them when they're in need."
He added that while the federation had set up a £1m fund to support officers, this was effectively police officers' own cash.
"There is some support but it's wholly inadequate," Mr Lindsay stressed.
"Sometimes, you feel like you're banging a drum and nobody's listening.
"We took the issue to the Chief Constable and he worked with us on some of the issues.
"We are using members' own money. That should not be the case. It's coming from nowhere else. We had a choice - do we sit there and keep shouting about inadequate funding when it quite clearly isn't coming, or do we take proactive action and try and fix the problem?"
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Airports close to Belgrade
Beograd(BEG), Beograd, Yugoslavia (14.7km)
Giarmata(TSR), Timisoara, Romania (150.5km)
Osijek(OSI), Osijek, Croatia (172.9km)
Caransebes(CSB), Caransebes, Romania (180.9km)
Arad(ARW), Arad, Romania (189.3km)
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Vrsac, Vrsac, Yugoslavia (88.2km)
Cepin, Cepin, Croatia (191.7km)
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Being part of a team can be both an exciting journey and a learning opportunity. When a person is part of a team, he or she has responsibilities to the other team members for the team to be successful. A major component of a successful team is team communication. Team communication is an underlying factor on the team defining their tasks, how these tasks will be divided and conquered, and how to achieve effective performance. (Ad den Otter, 2007). In the college atmosphere, teams consist of students who are either placed to work together or choose each other, to accomplish a common goal. Once the goal is complete, all team members will benefit. Students will bring different levels of communications to the team, which will both benefit and challenge all members involved.
Application of interpersonal skills, being open to new ideas, being honest with ones opinions and collaborating with others are benefits to a team's communication. These types of communication skills can be applied throughout the development process of the team. The development process involves the fives stages of forming, storming, norming, performing, and adjourning. (Krietner-Kinicki, 2004).
In the forming stage, members of a team determine the common goal. This is the beginning of a team's communication and is usually where the team members are uncertain of the team's path. At this stage, the members are discussing the motivation behind completing the set goal and the importance of doing a good job. A challenge at this stage is trust has not been established, so members tend to hold back on his or her comments. Strangers do not trust each other in the beginning. (Stewart, Manz, and Sims, 1999). This challenge can be overcome because at this stage, a person will come forth as a leader and attempt to get other team members to participate.
The storming stage testing occurs amongst the team members. One...