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Dara G. Jamieson & Maryna Skliut
Published online: 21 May 2010
# Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2010
Abstract Stroke, a major cause of morbidity and mortality in
the general population, varies in incidence in men and women
of different age groups: more boys than girls have strokes; the
incidence of stroke is greater in men in their 60s and 70s; and
stroke is more common in women after age 80 years. These
differences are attributed to hormonal (sex-related) changes
and variable risk factors in women, as well as lifestyle and
environmental (gender-related) co-morbid conditions. A
woman, who is more likely to have a stroke in her lifetime
than a myocardial infarction, has a different response to
primary and secondary prevention as compared with a man.
Although response to thrombolysis is similar, older age and
more severe strokes in women lead to poorer outcomes in
female stroke survivors.
Keywords Stroke
Stroke treatment
Stroke risk factors
According to 2010 report from American Heart Association
(AHA), each year about 795,000 people in the United
States have new or recurrent stroke [1••]. The same report
states that approximately 55,000 more women than men
have a stroke each year. Community-based data on a group
of North Americans of European descent indicate that the
lifetime risk of stroke for a middle-aged woman is 1 in 5
and for a middle-aged man the risk is 1 in 6 [2]. The female
predominance is not present in all ages and is expressed
mostly in older women. Boys have more strokes than girls.
In the age group of 65 to 74 years, the male-to-female-
predominance-of-stroke ratio is 1.5. This ratio goes down to
0.76 in the age group of ≥85 years. Women ages 45 to 54
have a likelihood of developing a stroke twice as high as
man in the same age group. The risk of stroke in women
increases with age: there is a fourfold increase in the
likelihood of stroke in women ages 45 to 54 years compared
with the ages of 35 to 44 years [3]. More women than men die
of stroke each year. In the United States, 60.6% of stroke
deaths in 2006 were women. The decline in stroke-related
death is greater in women than in men, with the age adjusted
male-to-female ratio decreasing from 1.1 to 1.03. Common
risk factors for stroke are applied to women as they are to
men, but women carry a significant number of specific risk
factors, including hormonal states like pregnancy and
menopause, predisposition to particular female predominant
diseases with increased stroke risk (such as migraine), and
longevity (resulting in higher risk of atrial fibrillation and
associated stroke risk) [4••]. Age is also an independent
and the strongest risk factor for stroke. It is also a negative
predictive factor for poor outcomes after stroke [2].
Sex Versus Gender Influences on Stroke Risk in Women
Risk of stroke and response to treatment in women can be
divided into sex (hormonal) and gender (environmental)
D. G. Jamieson (*)
Department of Neurology and Neuroscience,
New York Presbyterian Hospital,
Weill Cornell Medical College of Cornell University,
525 E 68 St., F610,
New York, NY 10065, USA
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M. Skliut
Department of Neurology, Beth Israel Medical Center,
10 Union Square East, 5D,
New York, NY 10003, USA
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Curr Atheroscler Rep (2010) 12:236–243
DOI 10.1007/s11883-010-0118-3
influences, as noted in Table 1. Hormonal fluctuations that
women experience through their lifetime and conditions
that have higher prevalence in females, such as migraine
headache, exogenous estrogen, and pregnancy, increase a
woman's risk of stroke. In 2006, the National Institute of
Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) sponsored a
multidisciplinary working group who published an overview
of our current understanding of the role of estrogen, both
endogenous and exogenous, in stroke risk, as well as
recommendations for future investigation [5]. Multiple
epidemiologic studies, including the Women's Health Study
(WHS) [6–9, 10•], the Women's Health Initiative (WHI) [11,
12•, 13, 14], and the Northern Manhattan Stroke Study
(NOMAS) [15, 16] have revealed vascular risk factors
relevant to women.
Sex-Related Influences in Stroke Risk
Estrogen properties, as related to stroke risk, are paradoxical,
with inconsistent translation from laboratory to clinical
observations. Pretreatment with estradiol protects the cortex
from cell death in a middle cerebral artery occlusion in a
rodent model, yet no clinical benefit is conferred by estradiol
treatment of acute ischemic stroke. Although endogenous
estradiol appears to be neuroprotective and may decrease a
woman's risk of cardiovascular disease, exogenous estrogen
(hormone replacement therapy) actually increases the risk of
coronary heart disease or stroke in older postmenopausal
women. Circulating endogenous estradiol is associated with
increased stroke risk in older postmenopausal women. A
prospective case-control study found that endogenous estradiol
level is an indicator of stroke risk in older postmenopausal
women, especially in those with greater central adiposity.
Potential mediators included atherogenic dyslipidemia, insulin
resistance, and inflammation [17].
Multiple mechanisms of action may explain the compli-
cated and contradictory effects of endogenous and exogenous
estrogen in stroke risk. Nitric oxide synthase, which is
expressed within the vascular wall, is a target of estrogen
action, with different effects as a function of age. In younger
women estrogen produces a beneficial effect (production of
nitric oxide), but a deleterious product (superoxide) is formed
in older women [18]. Although variations in the estrogen
alpha receptor (ESR1) gene appear to be strongly associated
with risk of ischemic heart disease, an association between
variations in the ESR1 gene and risk of stroke has not been
replicated [19].
The role of serum and radiologic markers to predict
vascular risk is unclear and controversial irrespective of
their specificity and patient's sex. Whether markers, proven
Sex: biological attributes of men or women
Possible neuroprotective effect
Decreased stroke size in animal MCA stroke models
Low premenopausal stroke rates
Antioxidant, antiapoptotic, antiglutamate, increased cGMP
Possible proinflammatory effect
Increased CRP (dose dependent)
Possible increase in cerebral blood flow
Increased eNO, increased prostacyclin, stimulation of angiogenesis
Possible prothrombotic effect
Venous thrombosis
Inherited predisposition for Factor V Leiden and prothrombin gene mutation
Effect on platelet activation
Female conditions with increased stroke risk
Exogenous estrogen treatment
Gender: the behavioral, cultural, or psychological attributes of men or women
Increased life expectancy
Care-giver vs care-receiver
Access to appropriate health care
Social isolation
Table 1 Women: effect of sex
and gender on stroke
cGMP cyclic guanosine
monophosphate, CRP C-reactive
protein, eNO endothelial nitric
oxide, MCA middle cerebral
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or putative, can predict cerebrovascular, as distinct from
general vascular or cardiovascular, risk is uncertain. Although
dyslipidemia is more closely linked to cardiovascular than to
cerebrovascular risk, elevations in total cholesterol, low-
density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol, the total cholesterol to
high-density lipoprotein (HDL) cholesterol ratio, and non-
HDL cholesterol were significantly associated with an
increased risk of ischemic stroke in the WHS [6].
A study following 250 healthy postmenopausal women
found that fibrinogen, carotid lesions, and high-sensitivity
C-reactive protein (hs-CRP) were predictors of vascular
events [20]. However, although there was a correlation with
risk of myocardial infarction (MI), there was no correlation
with ischemic stroke risk. Fibrinogen, along with LDL, has
been correlated with the progression of carotid intima-media
thickness (IMT) in women. The Tromso Study, which used
ultrasonography, showed sex-dependent differences in associ-
ations between measures of carotid atherosclerosis, MI, and
inflammatory markers. Carotid atherosclerosis predicted first-
ever MI in women (absolute risk reduction=3.95; 95% CI,
2.16–7.19) compared with men (absolute risk reduction=1.56;
95% CI, 1.04–2.36). Women and men with carotid plaque had
significantly elevated levels of white blood cells (WBC) and
fibrinogen, but not CRP, with a significant association between
WBC and plaque echogenicity in women [21, 22]. Estrogen
and sex hormone binding globulin have been associated with
a reduction in carotid IMT in healthy postmenopausal
women, indicating a potential marker for reduced vascular
risk, mediated through beneficial effects on lipids.
More specific markers of risk of stroke are being identified.
Hepatocyte growth factor (HGF), a potent angiogenic factor,
plays a role in the development and progression of athero-
sclerotic lesions. Circulating levels of HGF are associated
with an increased risk of incident ischemic stroke, independent
of obesity and other risk factors for cardiovascular disease,
among postmenopausal women aged 50 to 79 years in the
Lipoprotein-associated phospholipase A
appears to be a reliable marker of risk for cardiovascular
events, including ischemic stroke. In the Northern Manhattan
study, stroke patients with Lp-PLA
activity levels in the
highest quartile compared with those in the lowest quartile
had an increased risk of recurrence after first ischemic stroke
[16]. Investigators in the WHI found that among postmen-
opausal women not using hormone replacement therapy,
levels of the biomarker Lp-PLA
in the highest quartile
compared with those in the lowest was independently
associated with a 64% increased risk of ischemic stroke
[23]. The increased risk persisted after adjustment for
traditional cardiovascular risk factors (odds ratio=1.55;
95% CI, 1.05–2.28). There was no association of Lp-PLA
with stroke risk among women using hormone replacement
therapy. Among nonusers of hormone replacement therapy,
the association of Lp-PLA
with stroke risk was strongest in
women who also had elevated hs-CRP. In healthy postmen-
opausal women, hs-CRP also appears to be a strong predictor
of the risk of cardiovascular events [13].
Intracranial stenosis appears to be a marker for vascular
risk that is especially prescient in women [24]. The
Warfarin-Aspirin Symptomatic Intracranial Disease
(WASID) trial found that women with intracranial stenosis
were at greater risk of stroke or vascular death (28.4% for
women; 16.6% for men) [25]. After accounting for
traditional vascular risk factors and stroke severity, women
had almost a twofold increased risk of stroke compared
with men, and a 1.6-fold increased risk of combined
outcome (stroke or vascular death).
Gender-Related Influences in Stroke Risk
Gender-specific risk factors for women relate to their
lifestyle and environment. Lifestyle issues are recognized
for their important role in risk of cerebrovascular disease
[26]. Kurth et al. [9] used data from the WHS of almost
38,000 healthy female health professionals aged 45 years
and older to look at lifestyle and weight as risk factors for
stroke. Healthy lifestyle in the WHS was defined as 1)
abstinence for smoking, 2) body mass index (BMI) less
than 22 kg/m
, 3) exercise ≥4 times/week, 4) alcohol
consumption of 4 to 10.5 drinks per week, and 5) diet high
in cereal fiber, folate, omega-3 fatty acids; high polyunsat-
urated to saturated fat ratio; low in trans fat; low in
glycemic load. A composite healthy lifestyle was associated
with a significantly reduced total and ischemic stroke risk,
but not with reduced hemorrhagic stroke risk. The
association was apparent even after controlling for hyper-
tension, diabetes, and elevated cholesterol. Analysis of the
individual components of the healthy life style showed
substantial reduction of stroke risk in nonsmokers and
women with lower BMI. The associations with alcohol
consumption and physical activity were weaker. The healthier
diet paradoxically increased risk of ischemic and hemorrhagic
stroke, but the overall risk outcomes were unchanged with
exclusion of diet data. Data from the Northern Manhattan
study suggest that increased daily total fat intake, especially
above 65 g, significantly increases risk of ischemic stroke in a
predominantly female population [27].
Obesity is a strong risk factor for ischemic stroke, with a
less clear relationship with hemorrhagic stroke. Markers of
abdominal adiposity are strongly associated with the risk of
ischemic stroke or transient ischemic attack [28]. In the WHS,
there was a statistically significant trend for increased risk of
ischemic stroke with BMI greater than 30 kg/m
but the
association was highly mediated by hypertension, diabetes,
and elevated cholesterol [8]. Women who were current
cigarette smokers had increased risk of stroke irrespective of
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BMI. The association between BMI and hemorrhagic stroke
in women was inconsistent. Physical activity reduces the risk
of stroke. A study of combined work and leisure activity in
men and women confirmed this data, showing about 40%
risk reduction for stroke in the most active group [29].
Female-Predominant Stroke-Related Conditions
Women's Lifetime Risk of Stroke
Hormonal influences dictate a woman's stroke risk throughout
her life. Menarche before age 12 years is associated with
increased vascular risk, cardiac disease events, and overall
mortality, with the association only partly mediated by
increased adiposity. However, the risk of stroke is not
influenced by age of menarche [30].
Pregnancy increases the immediate and future risk of
ischemic and hemorrhagic stroke. Past pregnancies can
also increase future stroke risk. Multiple deliveries have
been shown to increase a woman's risk of hemorrhagic
stroke, both intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH) and subarach-
noid hemorrhage (SAH) [31]. The risk of cerebral infarc-
tion or hemorrhagic stroke is greater in the postpartum
period compared with during pregnancy [32]. The excess
risk for either type of stroke during or within 6 weeks after
pregnancy is 8.1 strokes per 100,000 pregnancies (95% CI,
6.4–9.7). In pregnancy, the rate of ICH is equal to or greater
than the rate of ischemic stroke, whereas the incidence of
ischemic stroke is much greater than that of hemorrhagic
stroke in nonpregnant women in the same age range [33].
Pregnancy-associated ischemic strokes are usually due to
embolism (venous or cardiac thrombus, fat, amniotic fluid,
air, or choriocarcinoma). Cerebral venous thrombosis or
leakage from a vascular malformation can cause peri-partum
ICH. Subarachnoid hemorrhage due to aneurysmal rupture is
a major cause of maternal mortality during pregnancy, with
high fetal mortality as well. Preeclampsia and eclampsia
complicate about 5% to 8% of pregnancies and are important
risk factors for both hemorrhagic and ischemic stroke.
Preeclampsia or eclampsia was found in 24% of women with
cerebral infarction and 14% of women with intracerebral
hemorrhage [32]. Risk of ischemic stroke after pregnancy
and the puerperium is increased in women with a history of
preeclampsia [33].
Oral Contraception
Although the correlation between oral contraceptives and
stroke risk has been debated for decades, the evidence for
an association, independent of traditional vascular risk
factors, is not clear. Meta-analyses of studies published up
to 2002 (with patient data collection up to 1995) reported
variable risk depending on study design [34]. Doses of
estrogen greater than 50 μg were associated with greater
risk than lower doses. The absolute risk was noted to be
low, with only an additional 4.1 ischemic strokes per
100,000 nonsmoking, normotensive women using low-dose
estrogen oral contraceptives. A population based cohort
study in the Netherlands, the Risk of Arterial Thrombosis in
Relation to Oral Contraceptives (RATIO) study, reported
that current oral contraceptive use was associated with a
risk of stroke twice that of nonusers; smoking, hyperten-
sion, hypercholesterolemia, diabetes, and obesity conferred
significantly increased risk in combination with oral
contraception [35]. Thrombophilias, specifically Factor V
Leiden and the G20210A prothrombin gene mutation,
increase the risk of cerebral venous thrombosis in users of
oral contraceptives. Ischemic stroke risk, in association
with oral contraceptives, has also been shown to be
increased in women with Factor V Leiden or methylenete-
trahydrofolate reductase (MTHFR) 677TT polymorphism
The increased stroke risk in postmenopausal woman
appears to be due to a combination of age and hormonal
changes caused by decreasing estrogen levels. Although
estrogen has been shown to be neuroprotective in animal
ischemic stroke models, a neuroprotective effect of human
estrogen supplementation has not been confirmed in clinical
trials. Observational cohort studies of the use of hormone
replacement therapy on stroke risk in postmenopausal
women have shown mixed results [37]. The conflicting
results of these studies could be secondary to the differences in
the age of participants, dose of estrogen used, time of
administration (pre/postmenopausal), preparation form, pre-
morbid conditions, and genetic predisposition [38]. The WHI
showed a 44% increased incidence in ischemic stroke with
estrogen plus progestin treatment of healthy women who
were on average a decade into menopause [14]. The Heart
and Estrogen/Progestin Replacement Study found that in
women with increased risk of vascular events due to
coronary heart disease, hormone replacement therapy offered
no primary protection against ischemic stroke [39]. A study
found that there is an increased risk for the combination of
transient ischemic attack (TIA), ischemic stroke, and
hemorrhagic stroke associated with the use of hormone
replacement therapy, with the greatest increase in risk during
the first year of treatment [40]. Estrogen supplementation has
also not been shown to be of benefit in secondary stroke
prevention [41].
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Approximately 21 million American women have migraine
headaches, making it a female-predominant disorder. In the
WHS, migraine with aura was found to increase the risk of
ischemic stroke as well as MI, coronary revascularization,
and angina [7]. Migraines without aura and non-migraine
headaches were not associated with increased vascular risk.
Although migraine with aura appears to confer an increased
vascular risk, migraine without aura may also be associated
with some degree of vascular risk [42].
Stroke Prevention in Women
Women have different degrees of risk reduction with medical
and surgical therapy for stroke prevention compared with
men. The reasons for this differential response to therapy are
poorly understood.
Antiplatelet Therapy
Multiple clinical trials verify the benefit of long-term
antiplatelet therapy in the reduction of recurrent ischemic
stroke in both men and women. However, women may
respond differently to aspirin therapy than men, in primary
prevention. Women appear to benefit from aspirin for
prevention of a first stroke, an effect not as striking in men
[12•, 43, 44]. The pathophysiologic mechanisms for the
perceived clinical difference is not clear, but may reflect
differences in aspirin metabolism or aspirin resistance, as
well as the gender difference in incidence of stroke and MI.
The WHS showed that in women (mean age, 54.6 years),
low-dose aspirin (100 mg every other day) had a protective
effect against a first stroke, but generally offered no
protection against MI and cardiovascular death except in
women aged 65 years and older [43]. Among women in the
placebo group, there was a stroke to MI ratio of 1.4:1
compared with a ratio of 0.4:1 among men in the Physicians'
Health Study [44]. A sex-specific meta-analysis of aspirin
therapy for the primary prevention of cardiovascular events
found that aspirin therapy was associated with a 24%
reduced rate of ischemic stroke, with no apparent effect on
hemorrhagic stroke in women [45]. Analysis of data from
postmenopausal women with stable cardiovascular disease
enrolled in the WHI found aspirin use (with no difference
between 81 mg and 325 mg) was associated with signifi-
cantly lower risk of all-cause mortality [12•]
Carotid Endarterectomy and Carotid Angioplasty with Stenting
Although women with ischemic stroke or TIA are less likely
than men to undergo carotid screening and revascularization,
this difference is largely explained by potential contraindica-
tions to surgery and by sex differences in the severity of
carotid disease [46]. Carotid revascularization is widely used
for primary and secondary stroke prevention in both men and
women. Although data from older studies suggested that
carotid endarterectomy (CEA) for prevention of initial and
recurrent stroke risk reduction in women may have less
benefit than in men, this conclusion has been challenged
[47]. Recent analysis of data from the Oxford Vascular
Study found that lower rates of surgical intervention for
50% to 99% symptomatic carotid stenosis in women could
be explained by sex differences in population-based
incidence [48]. Restenosis rates after carotid surgery are
increased in women compared with men [49]. Smaller vessel
size and increased vessel redundancy in women may
contribute to their increased restenosis risk. Carotid angio-
plasty with stenting is an alternative for CEA. Recent reports
indicate that there are no substantial gender influences on
clinical outcomes or durability of carotid artery revasculari-
zation following CEA or carotid angioplasty with stenting
[47, 50–52].
Acute Stroke Treatment and Outcome
Presentation and outcomes of acute stroke in women are
different compared with men. Women, especially elderly
women, may be less likely to be evaluated within the first 3
hours after symptom onset [53]. Significantly fewer women
(62%) receive imaging within 1 hour of emergency
department arrival than men [54]. Women have more
severe strokes and higher National Institutes of Health
Stroke Scale (NIHSS) scores on presentation [55, 56]. A
recent study of gender differences in acute care showed that
women arrived in the emergency department at equivalent
times and had similar baseline functional status. In this
study, women had similar NIHSS scores as men. Despite
similar baseline characteristics, women had worse out-
comes at 3 and 12 months, leading to the conclusion that
the female sex, or gender-related lack of support systems,
predisposes to poorer outcomes after acute ischemic stroke
Women have worse functional outcome after having a
stroke, possibly related to advanced age and more frequent
co-morbid conditions [58]. Quality of life, in particular
mental health and physical function, has been found to be
lower in women after stroke. This difference persists even
after correction for age and stroke severity. Treatment
differences may also play a role in this gender disparity in
functional outcome. Women are less likely to be given
thrombolytic therapy for acute ischemic stroke, perhaps due
to advanced age at the time of stroke or delay until stroke
symptoms are recognized and treated [59].
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There does not seen to be a consistent difference in
benefit from thrombolysis based on sex. The recanalization
rate may be higher in women than in men, and women may
be more likely to benefit from the treatment compared with
men [60]. Good functional outcome, as measured by a
favorable Barthel Index and modified Rankin Scale (mRS),
may be more likely for men than women, but women may
be more likely to survive for 3 months [61•]. Equally
favorable clinical outcome (mRS 0–2) and recanalization
rate were seen in both men and women after intra-arterial
tissue plasminogen activator treatment of middle cerebral
artery and internal carotid artery occlusion [62].
Although men and women may have comparable outcomes
after treatment with tissue plasminogen activator, if untreated,
women have poorer outcomes after acute stroke than men [63,
64]. Women have a higher rate of cardioembolic strokes than
thrombotic and lacunar strokes, with a higher frequency of
atrial fibrillation as the etiology of their ischemic strokes.
Greater mortality due to stroke may occur because women
are older, with more co-morbid medical conditions, at the
time they suffer a more severe stroke [55, 56]. Quality of life,
in particular mental health and physical functioning, has been
found to be lower in women after stroke. This difference was
found to persist even after correction for age and stroke
Stroke is common in women because they have unique risk
factors and they outlive men. The incidence of stroke varies
in men and women of different age groups. The male/
female differences are attributed to hormonal (sex-related)
changes and variable risk factors in women, as well as
women's lifestyle and environmental (gender-related) co-
morbid conditions. The risk of ischemic and hemorrhagic
stroke is increased in the post-partum period. Women can
reduce ischemic stroke risk by not smoking and staying
thin. A woman is more likely to have a stroke in her
lifetime than an MI, a differential vascular risk that should
direct her life-style modification and medications to reduce
stroke risk. She has a different response to primary and
secondary prevention compared with a man. Aspirin offers
primary prevention against ischemic stroke in women but
not in men. Hormone replacement therapy does not offer
either primary or secondary cerebrovascular protection.
Although response to thrombolysis is similar, older age and
more severe strokes in women lead to poorer outcomes in
female stroke survivors, who may lack a post-stroke support
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My ears were ringing kept hearing WOW How did it all go wrong? Well, CBS throws out another figure that explains all: support for the Affordable Care Act has slumped to another historic low of 31 per cent. That's a drop of 12 per cent since last month. The chaotic roll out has taken its toll on both the policy and the creative genius behind it. The website that crashes when you just look at it. The discovery that millions faced losing their existing healthcare plans even though the President insisted that they wouldn't. All of this incompetence and misleading leadership has added up. Barack Obama's one genuine policy achievement is starting to look like a dud. Perhaps the midterm elections won't return the House to the Democrats after all.
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Yeah, we should expand the immigration program and just ignore what is currently happening with the flawed refugee vetting program.
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Careful, the politically correct version is 'We must sacrifice for the good of the country'- redistribute our wealth to the collective, ya know.
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File in "I know nothing"
Jay Carney walks into every press conference claiming to be as ignorant as an infant
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obamacare is the gift that keeps on giving! I love how its going to be hurting those the most that needed it the most! That, my friends, is the minority vote! Cash is the only way to go along with a Caribbean bank account. God bless tax free banking with guaranteed interest!
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lol! Good for you son. At least you've proven you can quote accurately if you want to!
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Okay lie of the day has been uncovered, Juan...
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no matter the sugar-coating, it's still Communism...
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For Years I felt bad because we always bashed the other President and I use to think It was because they were White Obaaaaama is a Breath of fresh Air because he shows that they as most politicians SUCK no Matter what RACE Politicians Just SUCK thank you president obama for showing the world its not only white men could we have the woman president next so we can further prove the point now I would really Like for a Woman President to really solve the Problems I would really Enjoy that Condi Rice it just cant get any worst and with Her she would Kill many birds all at once
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Go To Bat For Easton Benefit
Submitted: 04/06/2013
Story By Shardaa Gray
- A young boy battling cancer received a lot of support from the Rhinelander community today.
13 year old Easton Senoraske is fighting Leukemia.
Easton plays baseball which is why today's benefit was called "Go to Bat for Easton".
He wants to make this a yearly event because he knows he's not the only one battling cancer.
"For me it's kind of cool because I know a lot of other kids have it," Easton said.
"They said it could happen to anybody and that they're not alone and keep fighting every day."
Kathy Senoraske says this has been a hard time for the family, so they appreciate all the support.
"Today is overwhelming. It's awesome to see all of the support from the family and friends and as Mark mentioned when we did our thank you, people have come a long way," said Kathy.
"We're getting donations from as far as Texas. So it's just phenomenal."
Kathy says Easton is doing well, but he has to be careful not to get sick.
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Wildlife biologists say nearly every single fawn died after the harsh winters of 2012 and 2013, further hurting a struggling herd. In fact, the population has been on the decline since 1995.
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This week, Rhinelander's Camp Birchrock has focused on keeping their campers cool all day long.
"We've been getting in the water, swimming, kayaking, and canoeing. Doing a lot of fun things to keep us cool," said 11-year-old Genevion Boid.
This is his first year as a camper at Birchrock.
Camp Director Johanna Sommers says the heat hasn't stopped them from doing any activities, but they do remain mindful of the sun.
"We make sure that they're drinking water all day," Sommers said. "Water bottles are a must and sunscreen, especially. We put it on every hour at least."
Luckily at the camp there's a lot of shade created by trees, giving the campers and counselors some relief from all of that heat. In a lot of areas around the camp, they also have water fountains.
In addition to keeping the campers hydrated, counselors also make sure to limit time in the sun.
"We do a little bit less of hiking and sports field activities, because the sports field is kind of open to the sun," Sommers said. "We try not to do too much out there just so they don't get overheated and over exhausted."
12-year-old Eleanor Domnick says she doesn't mind the heat. It gives her a chance to enjoy the outdoors.
"It's really fun to go swimming and just go in the play field and hang out with your friends," Domnick said.
The campers at Camp Birchrock are sure enjoying staying cool, while also having some fun.
The camp offers overnight sessions and regular day camp programs every summer.
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State attorneys ask for stay in voter ID case
Submitted: 07/22/2016
- State attorneys have asked a federal judge to stay a ruling allowing people to vote without photo identification pending an appeal.
U.S. District Judge Lynn Adelman in Milwaukee issued a preliminary injunction this week allowing people who haven't been able to obtain IDs to vote in the Nov. 8 election if they sign an affidavit explain why they couldn't get the identification.
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Mark Raddatz sworn in as new officer for Rhinelander Police Department
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And now the Rhinelander Police Department has a new member to do that.
They swore in the new officer Friday morning.
Mark Raddatz and his family gathered at the Rhinelander City Hall for the ceremony.
Raddatz is excited to be in Rhinelander and to make a positive impact in the community.
"I think it's very important for people to know what we do and how involved we are with the community and how much good we do. A lot of times people don't see us doing all the behind the scenes things and good acts," said Raddatz.
Raddatz is the 17th member on the police force, making the department full again. That addition will help with involvement around town as well.
"We have the ability to do extra programming out in the community. Our officers have more time to spend building more positive relationships within the community, instead of just reacting to calls," said Police Chief Michael Steffes.
Raddatz has worked in other departments across Wisconsin and he's looking forward to being in Rhinelander.
His daughter, Abby, is happy to be a Hodag.
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Do you know the last time Rhinelander hit 90 degrees?
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- We finally did it, we hit 90 degrees Thursday, July 21st, for the first time in almost three years.
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The Latest: Walker appoints Kelly to Wisconsin Supreme Court
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- Gov. Scott Walker has appointed attorney Dan Kelly to the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
Walker's spokesman Tom Everson told The Associated Press on Friday that the governor had decided to name Kelly to the seven-member court.
Kelly will replace retiring Justice David Prosser. His appointment won't change the court's 5-2 conservative majority, however.
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Thompson sees Trump as winner, Cruz as loser at convention
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Thompson spoke to The Associated Press on Friday after attending his 11th national convention. He's been to every one since 1976.
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|Clinical and biochemical validation of two endophenotypes of schizophrenia defined by levels of polyunsaturated fatty acids in red blood cells.
MedLine Citation:
|PMID: 22705264 Owner: NLM Status: Publisher
|BACKGROUND: Polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs) are bimodally distributed in acute schizophrenia, suggesting two endophenotypes. We intended to characterize these endophenotypes clinically. Our a priori hypothesis was that low PUFA patients have more negative symptoms. PATIENTS AND METHODS: Patients (aged 18-39) with schizophrenia, schizoaffective or schizophreniform disorders were recruited at hospital admission during an acute episode. The baseline Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale, vital signs and biochemical variables were measured in 97 patients with available RBC PUFA levels. Adjustment for multiple testing was not performed. RESULTS: The median Negative Subscale score was higher (p=0.04) in the low PUFA (25 points, n=30) than in the high PUFA group (19 points, n=67). Among 95 patients with measurements of serum triglycerides, hypertriglyceridaemia was more prevalent (p=0.009) among low PUFA patients (66%) than high PUFA patients (36%). PUFA modified the effect of antipsychotics on triglycerides (p=0.046). Serum glucose and mean corpuscular haemoglobin were higher (p=0.03, 0.001, respectively) in low PUFA than in high PUFA patients. Low PUFA men were heavier (p=0.04) than high PUFA men. CONCLUSIONS: During an acute episode of schizophrenia, patients with low RBC PUFA have more negative symptoms and more metabolic and haematological abnormalities than those with high PUFA. This indicates that PUFA levels define two clinically distinct endophenotypes of the disorder.
|H Bentsen; D K Solberg; H Refsum; T Bøhmer
Publication Detail:
|Type: JOURNAL ARTICLE Date: 2012-6-15
Journal Detail:
|Title: Prostaglandins, leukotrienes, and essential fatty acids Volume: - ISSN: 1532-2823 ISO Abbreviation: - Publication Date: 2012 Jun
Date Detail:
|Created Date: 2012-6-18 Completed Date: - Revised Date: -
Medline Journal Info:
|Nlm Unique ID: 8802730 Medline TA: Prostaglandins Leukot Essent Fatty Acids Country: -
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|Languages: ENG Pagination: - Citation Subset: -
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|Copyright © 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
|Center for Psychopharmacology, Diakonhjemmet Hospital, 0319 Oslo, Norway; Division of Psychiatry, Oslo University Hospital, Aker, 0424 Oslo, Norway.
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Paperback Published: 30/10/1998
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This book aims to portray an accurate picture of the pirates who sailed in the waters of the Caribbean and off the American coastline during the "golden age" of piracy and shows that the life of a pirate was nasty, brutish and short (with one or two notable exceptions). It traces the origins of piratical activity in the 16th century and examines the Boucaneer (Bucaneer) culture in Jamaica and Hispaniola. It details what drove individuals to a life of piracy, how they dressed, their weaponry, the ships they used and the codes by which they operated, for example, disciplinary procedures and the division of booty. It also catalogues the main characters active during this period: Edward "Blackbeard" Teach, Henry Morgan, Henry "Long Ben" Avery, Stede Bonnet, William Kidd, John "Calico Jack" Rackham and the female duo associated with him, Anne Bonny and Mary Read.
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