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After treating him at the scene, the paramedic was joined by an advanced community paramedic, a paramedic area support officer, the MERIT trauma team, the Hazardous Area Response Team and an ambulance crew.
The crew could only get as far as Sunfield Children's Home because of where the cyclist was so they were forced to carry their equipment on foot up the hill to treat the man, taking about 15 minutes to reach him.
The man, who had cuts to his face and hands and pain in this wrist and back, was immobilised onto a stretcher and was carried back downhill to the ambulance.
He was also given anti-sickness drugs because he felt nauseous and was then taken to Birmingham's Queen Elizabeth Hospital for further assessment and treatment.
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Updated: 09/09/2014 - Mississippi Army National Guard officials say a federal budget shortfall is forcing it to postpone weekend drills. The shortfall does not affect the Air National Guard.
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Updated: 09/05/2014 - Meridian police are asking for the public's help in locating 58-year-old Billy "Tut" Miller who was reported missing.
Updated: 09/05/2014 - Mississippi State University has appointed a pair of veteran MSU Meridian employees to serve as interim deans over the Meridian campus.
Updated: 09/05/2014 - The state is participating in its first annual Second Amendment Sales Tax Holiday Sept. 5-7.
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Updated: 09/04/2014 - The United Way of East Mississippi is asking people to step up and help the community as it kicks off its annual fundraising campaign.
Updated: 09/04/2014 - Major donors and supporters of the Meridian Symphony Orchestra were honored Thursday with a reception.
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If you drive a few hours east from Los Angeles, on an I-10 route that slopes gently southward, you'll find yourself in the Coachella Valley. Palm Springs, the famous movie star getaway, sits on the valley's northwest edge, which is sparse if you don't count its golf resorts and boutique hotels. And if you get off the 10 and follow the 86 farther southeast, even those luxuries trickle away, until you're left with little more than dirt and gravel and chain restaurants.
Eventually you'll hit the locales of Thousand Palms, Indio, and Coachella, which is the start of the Eastern Coachella Valley (ECV) and the city upon which hundreds of thousands of hipsters will descend this weekend for one of the world's premiere music festivals. Most, if not all, of those hipsters will not venture beyond Coachella, and who can blame them? Because beyond that music festival is the rest of the ECV—Thermal and Mecca—and nobody wants to be there, least of all their residents.
At first glance, Thermal and Mecca look like places where a movie director would film if she wanted her setting to be "desolation." At second glance, there's not much more. Originally settled as camp towns for Union Pacific Railroad employees, Thermal and Mecca are now home mainly to the people who tend to the citrus and date crops in the area, and others who work in the restaurants and hotels that make the western Coachella Valley such a hot spot for tourists.
During the main growing season (which attracts migrant laborers) and the winter months (which attract out-of-town "snowbirds" longing for warm weather), the populations of Thermal and Mecca can double in size. But for the most part, they each house about several thousand regulars, the vast majority of whom are Latino and strikingly poor. The current population numbers are uncertain because of shoddy census data. Mecca is said to have about 5,600 residents, while "Thermal, California," doesn't even register on the census website.
The median income of Mecca is about $26,000, or about $36,000 less than the national median. This means there are a lot of foreclosed homes lining the region's few cul-de-sacs, while many residents live in unofficial trailer parks—areas where people have amassed their vehicles in a sort of modern wagon circle, ignoring the local Riverside County occupancy permits and structure codes. Megan Beaman, a staff attorney with California Rural Legal Assistance, says there are more than 100 "unpermitted" mobile home parks in Thermal and Mecca. "They were built without any building codes or standards and are in extremely uninhabitable conditions," she writes in an email to me.
Still other ECV residents are living on the streets, especially from May to July, when migrant workers flood the area for grape-picking season. "Only about 80 beds of migrant housing are available in the area," writes Beaman. "Everyone else is left to find their own housing, resulting in over-packing existing housing structures as well as a type of homelessness in which workers live out of their cars or under tarps."
While the situation in the ECV is squalid no matter how you look at it, it goes from bad to worse when one considers the egregious environmental issues plaguing the region.
On Pierce Street sits the Lawson dump, once California's largest illegal dump, and a place where the trash still stands stories high. Located on the Torres Martinez Indian Reservation, the dump operated for years before a court order shuttered it in 2006. Prior to that, the dump's operators would burn huge loads of trash in order to make room for more, sending toxic smoke wafting into the surrounding trailer parks. Unsurprisingly, asthma is now a common affliction throughout Mecca and Thermal.
North and to the west of the Lawson dump sits Western Environmental Inc., a soil recycling plant that locals say emits a foul odor that can cause headaches. As of now, however, Western Environmental officials have been unable to pinpoint the cause of the odor, and Douglas McDaniel, a member of the Environmental Protection Agency's air programs unite, reportedly told a meeting of community activists earlier this month that Western Environmental "does not look like they're violating any federal rules." In other words, his hands were tied.
Probably the most disgusting and offensive of all the environmental abuses in the ECV is something locals have begun calling "Mt. San Diego." Far from a majestic rock formation, however, Mt. San Diego is instead a massive tower of human waste that was shuttled into the ECV from San Diego—hence the name—and dumped onto tribal land from 1989 until 1994, when a federal order put an end to the practice. According to witness testimonials, the mountain once stood about 50-feet high, but it's diminished quite a bit. Still, residents say the heap of feces continues to emit a noxious odor in the hot desert wind, and it sits just a few miles away from the St. Anthony Mobile Home Park.
Interestingly, the EPA now lists Mt. San Diego as being one of its "major accomplishments" in the area, boasting "[The California Integrated Waste Management Board] completed its cleanup of the Mt. San Diego Dump site in April 2007."
Beaman says that's bogus. "If you ever see it you will see it is still enormous and still very much a problem," she writes. "Residents also report that they believe dumping has recently started again. I have no logical explanation other than the EPA is not properly monitoring and/or is out of touch with isolated communities such as ours." Beaman even says McDaniel, the EPA representative who recently toured Mecca, was "astonished" by the sight of Mt. San Diego.
Margarita Luna, a program manager with the California Endowment, which promotes improvements in the health status of individuals in underserved communities, adds that the waste mound is still very detrimental to public health. "[Residents experience] mainly asthma and other respiratory illnesses," she writes me in an email, "both due to the inhalation of smoke from the Lawson Dump as well as dried raw sewage from Mt. San Diego blown into the air of neighboring communities."
Further calling into question the EPA's assessment, Marcel Honoré, a reporter for the Desert Sun newspaper, wrote in a March 10, 2011, article that Mt. San Diego resembles "massive piles of human-waste sludge."
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For its part, the California Endowment has been funding a number of California community projects through its Building Healthy Communities program, and it recently gave a below-market-rate loan of $750,000 to the Coachella Valley Housing Coalition to fund pre-development portions of community development efforts in the area. But there's lots more work to be done.
This weekend, as thousands of wealthy people line up to enjoy music at Coachella, just miles away, groups like the California Rural Legal Assistance will continue struggling with bureaucratic agencies to try and win some justice for the ECV residents, who Beaman believes are victims of outright racism.
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The Journal of Affective Disorders publishes papers concerned with affective disorders in the widest sense: depression, mania, anxiety and panic. It is interdisciplinary and aims to bring together different approaches for a diverse readership. High quality papers will be accepted dealing with any aspect of affective disorders, including biochemistry, pharmacology, endocrinology, genetics, statistics, epidemiology, psychodynamics, classification, clinical studies and studies of all types of treatment.
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Article: Trajectories of posttraumatic stress symptoms (PTSS) after major war among Palestinian children: Trauma, family- and child-related predictors[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Research shows great individual variation in changes in posttraumatic stress symptoms (PTSSs) after major traumas of terrorist attacks, military combat, and natural disasters. Earlier studies have identified specific mental health trajectories both in children and adults. This study aimed, first, to identify potential PTSS-related trajectories by using latent class growth analyses among children in a three-wave assessment after the 2008/2009 War on Gaza, Palestine. Second, it analyzed how family- and child related factors (e.g., attachment relations, posttraumatic cognitions (PTCs), guilt, and emotion regulation) associate with the trajectory class membership.Journal of Affective Disorders 03/2015;
Article: Auditory selective attention in adolescents with major depression: An event-related potential study[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Abstract Background Major depression (MD) is associated with deficits in selective attention. Previous studies in adults with MD using event-related potentials (ERPs) reported abnormalities in the neurophysiological correlates of auditory selective attention. However, it is yet unclear whether these findings can be generalized to MD in adolescence. Thus, the aim of the present ERP study was to explore the neural mechanisms of auditory selective attention in adolescents with MD. Methods 24 male and female unmedicated adolescents with MD and 21 control subjects were included in the study. ERPs were collected during an auditory oddball paradigm. Results Depressive adolescents tended to show a longer N100 latency to target and non-target tones. Moreover, MD subjects showed a prolonged latency of the P200 component to targets. Across groups, longer P200 latency was associated with a decreased tendency of disinhibited behavior as assessed by a behavioral questionnaire. Limitations To be able to draw more precise conclusions about differences between the neural bases of selective attention in adolescents vs. adults with MD, future studies should include both age groups and apply the same experimental setting across all subjects. Conclusions The study provides strong support for abnormalities in the neurophysiolgical bases of selective attention in adolecents with MD at early stages of auditory information processing. Absent group differences in later ERP components reflecting voluntary attentional processes stand in contrast to results reported in adults with MD and may suggest that adolescents with MD possess mechanisms to compensate for abnormalities in the early stages of selective attention.Journal of Affective Disorders 02/2015; 172:445-452.
Article: Efficacy of psychoeducational family intervention for bipolar I disorder: A controlled, multicentric, real-world studyJournal of Affective Disorders 02/2015; 172:291-299.
Article: Transgenerational transmission of trauma in families of holocaust survivors: The consequences of extreme family functioning on resilience, sense of coherence, anxiety and depression.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Background: The psychological transmission of the noxious effects of a major trauma from one generation to the next remains unclear.The present study aims to identify possible mechanisms explaining this transmission among families of Holocaust Survivors (HS). We hypothesized that the high level of depressive and anxiety disorders (DAD) among HS impairs family systems, which results in damaging coping strategies of their children (CHS) yielding a higher level of DAD. Methods: 49 CHS completed the Resilience Scale for Adults, the Hopkins Symptom CheckList-25, the 13-Item Sense of Coherence (SOC) scale, and the Family Adaptability and Cohesion Scale. We test a mediation model with Family types as the predictor; coping strategies (i.e.Resilience or SOC) as the mediator; and DAD as the outcome variable. Results: Results confirm that the CHS' family types are more often damaged than in general population. Moreover, growing in a damaged family seems to impede development of coping strategies and, therefore, enhances the occurrence of DAD. Limitations: The present investigation is correlational and should be confirmed by other prospective investigations. Conclusions: At a theoretical level we propose a mechanism of transmission of the noxious effects of a major trauma from one generation to the next through family structure and coping strategies. At a clinical level, our results suggest to investigate the occurrence of trauma among parents of patients consulting for DAD and to reinforce their coping strategies.Journal of Affective Disorders 01/2015; 171:48-53.
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ABSTRACT: Background Stress plays an important role in the onset and recurrence of bipolar disorder (BD). Resilience is the ability to cope with stress or adversity. Few studies have examined resilience in BD, and this study aimed to investigate the clinical correlates of resilience in euthymic patients with BD. Methods A total of 62 outpatients with BD type I, II, and not otherwise specified (NOS) who were in remission and 62 healthy individuals matched with the BD group in terms of age and sex were recruited. All participants completed the Connor–Davidson Resilience Scale and Barratt Impulsiveness Scale. A psychiatrist interviewed the subjects to assess clinical characteristics. Multiple linear regression analysis was used to determine factors associated with resilience. Results The BD group had significantly higher levels of impulsivity and lower levels of resilience compared with the control group. Degree of impulsivity, number of depressive episodes, Clinical Global Impression (CGI) scores, and length of education were significantly correlated with resilience. Attention impulsivity, non-planning impulsivity, and number of depressive episodes were associated with low levels of resilience, even when age, sex, length of education, and CGI scores were controlled. Limitations Because tertiary hospital patients were recruited, the generalizability of the findings is limited. Conclusions This study shows that low levels of resilience are related to high levels of impulsivity and to an increased number of depressive episodes in euthymic patients with BD. Given the reciprocal relationship between resilience and impulsivity, efforts to enhance resilience and reduce impulsivity may make important contributions to the treatment of patients with BD.Journal of Affective Disorders 01/2015; 170:172–177.
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ABSTRACT: Background Depression later in life may have a more somatic presentation compared with depression earlier in life due to chronic somatic disease and increasing age. This study examines the influence of the presence of chronic somatic diseases and increasing age on symptom dimensions of late-life depression. Methods Baseline data of 429 depressed and non-depressed older persons (aged 60–93 years) in the Netherlands Study of Depression in Old Age were used, including symptom dimension scores as assessed with the mood, somatic and motivation subscales of the Inventory of Depressive Symptomatology-Self Report (IDS-SR). Linear regression was performed to investigate the effect of chronic somatic diseases and age on the IDS-SR subscale scores. Results In depressed older persons a higher somatic disease burden was associated with higher scores on the mood subscale (B=2.02, p=0.001), whereas higher age was associated with lower scores on the mood (B=−2.30, p<0.001) and motivation (B=−1.01, p=0.006) subscales. In depressed compared with non-depressed persons, a higher somatic disease burden showed no different association with higher scores on the somatic subscale (F(1,12)=9.2; p=0.003; partial η2=0.022). Limitations Because the IDS-SR subscales are specific for old age, it was not feasible to include persons aged <60 years to investigate differences between earlier and later life. Conclusions It seems that neither higher somatic disease burden nor higher age contributes to more severe somatic symptoms in late-life depression. In older old persons aged ≥70 years, late-life depression may not be adequately recognized because they may show less mood and motivational symptoms compared with younger old persons.Journal of Affective Disorders 01/2015; 170:196–202.
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ABSTRACT: Background: The use of the family history method is recommended in family studies as a type of proxy interview of non-participating relatives. However, using different sources of information can result in bias as direct interviews may provide a higher likelihood of assigning diagnoses than family history reports. The aims of the present study were to: 1) compare diagnoses for threshold and subthreshold mood syndromes from interviews to those relying on information from relatives; 2) test the appropriateness of lowering the diagnostic threshold and combining multiple reports from the family history method to obtain comparable prevalence estimates to the interviews; 3) identify factors that influence the likelihood of agreement and reporting of disorders by informants. Methods: Within a family study, 1621 informant-index subject pairs were identified. DSM-5 diagnoses from direct interviews of index subjects were compared to those derived from family history information provided by their first-degree relatives. Results: 1) Inter-informant agreement was acceptable for mania, but low for all other mood syndromes. 2) Except for mania and subthreshold depression, the family history method provided significantly lower prevalence estimates. The gap improved for all other syndromes after lowering the threshold of the family history method. 3) Individuals who had a history of depression themselves were more likely to report depression in their relatives. Limitations: Low proportion of affected individuals for manic syndromes and lack of independence of data. Conclusions: The higher likelihood of reporting disorders by affected informants entails the risk of overestimation of the size of familial aggregation of depression.Journal of Affective Disorders 01/2015; 171:120-127.
Article: Pharmacological treatment of depression with and without headache disorders: An appraisal of cost effectiveness and cost utility of antidepressants[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Background Depression and headache are highly prevalent in clinical settings. The co-occurrence of headache may impact choice of antidepressants, healthcare utilisation, and outcomes in patients with depression. The current study aims to examine the cost-effectiveness and cost-utility of different antidepressants for treating patients with depression and comorbid headache disorders. Methods Adult patients prescribed with antidepressants for depression (n=96,501) were identified from the National Health Insurance Research Database in Taiwan. A cost-effectiveness and cost-utility analysis was conducted comparing selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs), serotonin norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors (SNRIs), and tricyclic antidepressants (TCAs), and by the presence of comorbid headache disorders and other pain conditions. Results In this study, SSRIs dominated SNRIs in both cost-effectiveness and cost-utility. As revealed in the cost-effectiveness acceptability curves, TCAs were likely to have a cost-utility advantage compared to SSRIs and SNRIs in improving quality-adjusted life years (QALYs) for patients with comorbid headache; SSRIs remained as the most cost-effective option for patients with other pain conditions. Limitations Limitations include the use of proxy definition of remission as effectiveness measure and the adoption of utility values from previous studies. Conclusions Given a pre-determined willingness-to-pay level, TCAs can be considered as a cost-effective option to improve QALYs for depressed patients with headache disorders. Future research is needed to further clarify factors influencing the cost-effectiveness and cost-utility of pharmacological treatments in depressed patients with specific pain conditions.Journal of Affective Disorders 01/2015; 170:255–265.
Article: Suicide by gases in England and Wales 2001–2011: Evidence of the emergence of new methods of suicide[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Background Increases in suicide deaths by gassing, particularly carbon monoxide poisoning from burning barbecue charcoal, have occurred in many parts of East Asia and resulted in rises in overall suicide rates in some countries. Recent trends in gas poisoning suicides outside Asia have received little attention. Methods We analysed suicides by gassing in England and Wales (2001–2011) using national suicide mortality data enhanced by free text searching of information sent by coroners to the Office for National Statistics (ONS). We conducted specific searches for suicides involving barbecue charcoal gas, helium, and hydrogen sulphide. We analysed coroners׳ records of eight people who used helium as a method of suicide, identified from systematic searches of the records of four coroners. Results Gassing accounted for 5.2% of suicide deaths in England and Wales during 2001–2011. The number of gas suicides declined from 368 in 2001 to 174 by 2011 (a 53% reduction). The fall was due to a decline in deaths involving car exhaust and other sources of carbon monoxide. There was a rapid rise in deaths due to helium inhalation over the period, from five deaths in the two year period 2001–2002 to 89 in 2010–2011 (a 17-fold increase). There were small rises in deaths involving hydrogen sulphide (0 cases in 2001–2002 versus 14 cases in 2010–2011) and barbecue charcoal gas (1 case in 2001–2002 versus 11 cases in 2010–2011). Compared to individuals using other methods, those suicides adopting new types of gas for suicide were generally younger and from more affluent socioeconomic groups. The coroners׳ records of four of the eight individuals dying by helium inhalation whose records were reviewed showed evidence of Internet involvement in their choice of method. Limitations We were not able to identify the source of carbon monoxide (car exhaust or barbecue charcoal) for over 50% of cases. Conclusion Increases in helium inhalation as a method of suicide have partially offset recent decreases in suicide by the use of car exhaust. Public health measures are urgently needed to prevent a potential epidemic rise in the use of helium similar to the recent rises in charcoal burning suicides in East Asia.Journal of Affective Disorders 01/2015; 170:190–195.
Article: Psychomotor agitation in major depressive disorder is a predictive factor of mood-switching[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Background The relationship between psychomotor agitation in unipolar depression and mood-switching from depression to manic, hypomanic and mixed states has been controversial. We investigated the future risk of initial mood-switching as a function of psychomotor agitation in unipolar depression. Methods We identified 189 participants diagnosed with major depressive disorder (MDD). We divided all patients with MDD into two categories (1) agitated patients (n=74), and (2) non-agitated patients (n=115). These groups were prospectively followed and compared by time to mood-switching. Kaplan–Meier survival curves, log-rank test for trend for survivor functions, and Cox proportional hazard ratio estimates for a multivariate model were conducted to examine the risk of mood-switching by psychomotor agitation. Results During follow-up, mood-switching occurred in 20.3% of the agitated patients and 7.0% of the non-agitated patients. In the Kaplan–Meier survival estimates for time to incidence of mood-switching with agitated or non-agitated patients, the cumulative probability of developing mood-switching for agitated patients was higher than those for non-agitated patients (log-rank test: χ2=7.148, df=1, p=0.008). Survival analysis was also performed using Cox proportional hazards regression within a multivariate model. The agitation remained significantly associated with incidence of mood-switching (HR=2.98, 95% CI: 1.18–7.51). Limitations We did not make a clear distinction between antidepressant-induced mood-switching and spontaneous switching. Conclusions The main finding demonstrated that MDD patients with agitation were nearly threefold as likely to experience mood-switching, suggesting that psychomotor agitation in MDD may be related to an indicator of bipolarity.Journal of Affective Disorders 01/2015; 170:185–189.
Article: Validity and clinical interpretability of Overall Anxiety Severity And Impairment Scale (OASIS)[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Background The Overall Anxiety Severity and Impairment Scale is a brief generic measure for anxiety that encompasses frequency and intensity as well as behavioral and functional aspects of anxiety. This study was conducted to elucidate aspects of reliability, validity, and interpretability, such as equivalence of factor loadings across non-clinical and clinical populations, convergence and discriminance of related variables, and performance of detecting diagnostic and medical status of anxiety disorders. Methods Non-clinical and clinical Japanese populations were taken from a panelist pool registered with an internet survey company (total n=2830; 619 panic disorder, 576 for social anxiety disorder, 645 for obsessive-compulsive disorder, a 619 for major depressive disorder, and 371 for non-disorder panelists). Conventional measures of anxiety, depression, mental health and measures for discriminant validity were administered in addition to OASIS. Results Exploratory and confirmatory factor analyses indicated good fit to data for the one-factor model of OASIS. Multi-group confirmatory factor analysis showed the equivalence of the factor loadings between those of non-clinical and clinical subsamples. The OASIS reliability was confirmed by internal consistency and test–retest coefficients. Receiver operating characteristic curve analyses showed that OASIS and conventional anxiety measures have fair performance for detecting diagnostic and medical status as anxiety disorders. Limitations Participants were limited to a Japanese population of people who had registered themselves at an internet survey company. Conclusions Along with useful information to interpret OASIS, the results suggest the reliability and validity of OASIS in Japanese populations. These results also suggest cross-cultural validity.Journal of Affective Disorders 01/2015; 170:217–224.
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ABSTRACT: Background Temperament characteristics have been suggested to be associated with mental health outcomes, especially depression, but the direction of the association is unknown. In this study, we tested whether temperament characteristics, as defined by the Buss–Plomin adulthood emotionality–activity–sociability (EAS) temperament model, predict depressive symptoms or whether depressive symptoms predict changes in temperament characteristics. Methods Participants comprised a population-based sample of 719 men and 1020 women from the Young Finns study aged 20–35 years at baseline in 1997 and who responded to repeated surveys of temperament and depressive symptoms in four study phases from 1997 to 2012. The associations were tested using linear regression models, repeated cross-lagged structural equation models, parallel latent growth curve models and two-dimensional continuous-time state space model (Exact Discrete Model). Results Both low sociability (β=−0.12, p<0.001) and high negative emotionality (β=0.34, p<0.001) predicted subsequent increased depressive symptoms, whereas earlier depressive symptoms predicted increased negative emotionality (β=0.50, p<0.001), but not low sociability. Limitations The depressive symptoms scale applied may not be used for measuring clinically recognized depression. Conclusions Our findings suggest that the direction of the association is from low sociability to depressive symptoms rather than the reverse, but the association between negative emotionality and depressive symptoms seems to be reciprocal.Journal of Affective Disorders 01/2015; 170:203–212.
Article: Bipolar disorder and comorbidity: Increased prevalence and increased relevance of comorbidity for hospital-based mortality during a 12.5-year Observation period in General Hospital admissions[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Background Bipolar disorder (BD) is associated with an increase of psychiatric and physical comorbidities, but the effects of these disorders on general hospital-based mortality are unclear. Consequently, we investigated whether the burden of comorbidity and its relevance on hospital-based mortality differed between individuals with and without BD during a 12.5-year observation period in general hospital admissions. Methods During 1 January 2000 and 30 June 2012, 621 individuals with BD were admitted to three General Manchester Hospitals. All comorbidities with a prevalence ≥1% were compared with those of 6210 randomly selected and group-matched hospital controls of the same age and gender, regardless of priority of diagnoses. Comorbidities that increased the risk for hospital-based mortality (but not mortality outside of the hospitals) were identified using multivariate logistic regression analyses. Results Individuals with BD had a more severe course of disease than controls that was associated with a higher total number of in-hospital deaths. Individuals with BD compared to controls had a substantial higher burden of comorbidities, the most frequent comorbidities included asthma, type-2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM), and alcohol dependence. 18 other diseases with a surplus of diabetes related complications were also increased. Fourteen comorbidities contributed to the prediction of hospital-based mortality in univariate analyses. Risk factors for hospital-based mortality in multivariate analyses were ischemic stroke, pneumonia, bronchitis, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, T2DM, and hypertension. The impact of T2DM on hospital-based mortality was higher in individuals with BD than in controls. Limitations The study design was not assigned to assess the type of BD, the current bipolar status, and if individuals with BD were treated with medication. It was neither possible to compare drug effects, nor to compare the adherence to treatment between samples. Conclusion In one of the largest samples of individuals with BD in general hospitals, the excess comorbity in individuals with BD compared to controls is in particular caused by asthma and T2DM. T2DM and its complications cause significant excess hospital-based mortality in individuals with BD.Journal of Affective Disorders 12/2014; 169(2014):170-178.
Article: Cortico-limbic network abnormalities in individuals with current and past major depressive disorder[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Background Brain abnormalities in fronto-temporal structures have been implicated in major depressive disorder (MDD). This study aims to identify their anatomical distribution and their relation to the time course of the disease. Methods A whole-brain voxel based morphometry analysis was conducted to assess gray and white matter alterations in 56 participants with a lifetime history of MDD, including currently depressed (cMDD) and remitted patients (rMDD), and 33 matched healthy controls (HC). Results Compared to HC, MDD participants showed increased white matter volume (WMV) in the uncinate fasciculus (UF) and decreased gray matter density (GMD) on the ventromedial prefrontal cortex (vmPFC). The increased WMV in UF was driven by both cMDD and rMDD groups and positively correlated with depression scores. The GMD decrease in the vmPFC resulted mainly from abnormalities in rMDD and was not correlated with depression scores. Finally, temporal UF and vmPFC white matter showed strong structural covariance suggesting functional interactions between these two brain regions. Limitations The retrospective and cross-sectional design of the study limits the generalizability of the results. Information concerning ongoing treatment did not allow the exploration of interactions between medication and observed abnormalities. The duration of the remission period could have influenced abnormalities in the subgroup of remitted patients. Conclusions Fronto-temporal alterations in MDD consist of alterations in a cortico-limbic network involving the ventromedial prefrontal cortex and temporal white matter tracts. State-like abnormalities in the UF survive remission and persist as trait-like abnormalities together with alteration in the vmPFC.Journal of Affective Disorders 11/2014;
Article: Contrasting and convergent patterns of amygdala connectivity in mania and depression: a resting-state study[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Background: Mania and depression in bipolar disorder (BP) manifest two extremes of aberrant emotional, physiologic and behavioral arousal states despite similarities in treatment response and neurocognitive deficits. We used resting-state functional magnetic resonance imaging (rsfMRI) to explore the common and unique abnormal functional connectivity underlying acute manic or depressed state in BP. Methods: 18 patients with bipolar mania (BM), 10 patients with bipolar depression (BD) and 28 healthy controls underwent resting-state functional magnetic resonance imaging scanning. Left and right amygdala seed-to-voxel based functional connectivity were assessed and compared among the three groups. The relationships between aberrant functional connectivity and the severity of clinical symptoms, number of episodes, illness duration were investigated. Results: Compared to healthy controls, both BM and BD groups showed reduced functional connectivity between bilateral amygdala and inferior frontal gyrus (orbital), striatum, right lingual gyrus and posterior cerebellar lobe. Furthermore right amygdala-hippocampal connectivity was decreased in BD but increased in BM. No significant correlations were found between strength of abnormal functional connectivity and clinical characteristic in BD or BM. Limitations: No euthymic subjects were recruited, and the patients in current study were all on medication. Conclusions: The presence of substantial overlap in the pattern of disturbed connectivity between amygdala and frontal, striatal, lingual and cerebellar regions suggests mood state-independent dysconnectivity. The contrasting pattern of functional connectivity between right amygdala and hippocampus in BD and BM provides a novel lead to the probable mechanistic differences in these two extremes of mood states.Journal of Affective Disorders 10/2014;
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BBQ Facilities, Outdoor Pool, Grounds, Terrace
Golf Course (within 2 miles), Fishing, Pool Table, Library
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Simola Hotel, Country Club & Spa
This guest house occupies a secluded location on the Garden Route. It provides far-reaching views across Knysna Bay and the beach is just a few minutes' walk away. Free WiFi is available.
Score from 122 reviews Very good
Hillview Self Catering ApartmentsHillview Self Catering Apartments is located on a hill overlooking the Knysna lagoon. It features a swimming pool surrounded by a sun terrace.
Score from 82 reviews Wonderful
This Victorian guest house in Knysna offers a secluded swimming pool and is a 10-minute walk from the Knysna waterfront. Its country-style rooms come with a TV and coffee/tea facilities.
Score from 123 reviews Very good
Situated right at the edge of Knysna Lagoon, Beauchamp Place offers accommodation with a relaxed atmosphere and panoramic views of Knysna Heads.
Score from 26 reviews Excellent
Food was good Esther was very helpful and accommodating
Bedroom no3 was noisy in the mornings with being next to the dining room also not very private as nosey people passing are able to look into your bedroom from the veranda
Noise and poor lighting in room
I was in town for the Oyster festival to run a race, very brief stay - was never in my hotel room besides sleeping! Left early on both days so was not able to utilize breakfast service, but the host offered me snack bars & banana's for my run :)
No Wi-Fi.
- Easy to find locatation, friendly host, great rooms and view, very stylish accomodation
- Wireless weak in top floor rooms
I loved the beautiful setting with views, excellent breakfast, bath in the loft.
The TV in the loft but no problem. There is a comfy lounge with big TV.
Rustic decor, well located, delightful accommodation and ambiance, value for money - just delightful overall, could have stayed longer and a MUST return establishment! Loved the setting, balconies and views! Excellent breakfast and welcoming host - what more do you want!.
Nothing NOT to like!
Beautiful setting with lovely views, charming host, excellent breakfast - will definitely return.
Nothing not to like!
Stayed with my parents & apart from the great location & comfortable accommodation, liked the attentiveness of the owner. She saw to all our needs & even remembered my father from a previous visit!
Great location, just outside Knysna. Stunning view.
We had a week long honeymoon and it was truly special! The setting and the honeymoon suite was perfect. The breakfasts were always fantastic. Situated right by the lagoon yet close enough to town. Amazing Time!!
Not enough channels on Dstv. Not always good picture on tv. Could not play dvd through dvd player. (Luckily had our laptop).
Fantastic location and views of the water. Helpful staff.
Wifi did not reach to the room. This is a basic requirement.
Sitting on the balcony overlooking the water. The large communal breakfast table, where conversation flowed amongst the guests.
The bedding was not 100% cotton. The pillows need to be refreshed.
Very friendly staff. Excellent breakfast. Wonderful view over the lagoon.
The setting is pure magic, with this charming, wood cabin guest house perched on the tip of the point. Rooms vary in size from enormous to standard, but even the smallest room is charming and there are many sitting areas both indoors and out, so that the views and the bird life can be thoroughly enjoyed. Breakfast is abundantly full-English. Lots to do and see nearby, with a 10% discount coupon offered by the lodge. Almost too much to do, truth be told, as it would have been enough to sit and relax in this incredible setting. Great value. Highly recommended.
The amazing view on Knysna Lagoon, perfect location and the style of the guesthouse.
The bathroom was not reflecting the quality of the accomodation at all.
The view and the people were excellent.food and hospitality good.
If they can put a bar freezer in the room for cold refreshments
We had the room under the eaves and it was great, very comfortable with a great view. The manager was very helpful.
If you are really tall you might not want that room. It is quite a bit outside the town.
The Lodge was located in a quiet position and was very comfortable, parking was good and excellent breakfast. Nice seating area oustide and sitting room made for the opportunity to be sociable if you wanted to be. The Manager was very helpful and welcoming.
You had to keep the blinds down in the bedroom to get changed as people walked past on the balcony outside - just a minor disadvantage.
The view was incredible and the loft had a rustic romantic feel. Loved the bathtub overlooking the lagoon. Esther, the hostess was very pleasant and helpful. She presented a wide variety breakfast spread.
Nothing we didn't really like, just caution, the loft is probably better for shorter people as it has a A-Frame roof.
friendly service. great breakfast
The location is breathtakingly beautiful. Very tranquil setting.
The noise factor! Unfortunately you can hear everything through the walls of the lodge.
The personal attention and friendliness of the owners; Cleanliness; Location; Confort; Breakfast
Room was not very large.
Rather Close to N2 (main road), therefore traffic noise
Great lodge on the Knysna Lagoon. Just outside Knysna village and surrounded by water and 'swamp-like' nature. Great views and good location to travel to all the nearby nature reserves, beaches, bush trails, etc. Spacious rooms, very good breakfasts and friendly owners and staff.
The interior might be a little old-fashioned, but it fits the wooden atmosphere of the building. Everything is in perfect condition. You could call it retro-luxury.
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PanARMENIAN.Net - A compensation deal with Israel over the Gaza-bound flotilla Mavi Marmara raid is likely to be signed after the March 30 local elections, Deputy Prime Minister Bülent Arınç said, signaling a long-awaited thaw between the two countries, Hurriyet Daily News reported.
The final reconciliation text on the financial part was delivered by Israel last month, Arınç said, adding that the Turkish government will re-evaluate and turn it into an official agreement to be approved by the two countries after the elections.
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