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- Categorized in: Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), November 2010, Pain Management, Research, Wounded Servicemembers
WASHINGTON, DC—Not all pain is gain. Unmanaged chronic pain in injured servicemembers and veterans can lead to negative health effects that can last a lifetime, speakers said at an educational forum on pain management held at Walter Reed Army Medical Center (WRAMC). "Chronic pain is one of the primary reasons why people go see a doctor. It is the number one reason that people are out of work in our society," said Sean Mackey, MD, PhD, chief of the Division of Pain Management in the Stanford School of Medicine.
At the "War on Pain" initiative held at WRAMC in September, speakers from DoD, VA, and the civilian sector discussed the latest research and developments in pain management.
The military and VA have been looking at how they can better ease chronic and acute pain in their patient populations. A Pain Management Task Force that was chartered by the Army, but included members from the Navy, Air Force, and Veterans Health Administration, developed 109 recommendations to improve pain management for patients and standardize care between DoD and VHA. The report, released in July, suggested that the military should expand the availability of pain management therapies for patients to reduce overmedication.
Brig Gen Richard Thomas, MD, assistant Army surgeon general for Force Protection, told participants at the forum that enhancing pain management is important, given the number of servicemembers returning from theater with injuries who deal with pain. "We have more than nine years of stress on the force and pain is a big part of that."
Moving Forward with Task Force Recommendations
The task force's report pointed to several areas where pain management needed to be improved. One area is the need for more uniformity in pain therapies offered across the system, Lt Col Scott Griffith, MD, the pain management consultant to the Army Surgeon General, said. "We need to standardize what is good and recognize the importance of innovation and not stifle that, but we need to do a better job of spreading what works well."
The role of complimentary and alternative medicine (CAM) in treating servicemembers also needs to be better defined, the report suggested. One of the most important pieces of information to come from the task force is that pain treatment outcomes are not tracked well, Griffith explained. "It is hard to look back because we haven't always tracked [them] very well. We do pretty well clinically tracking things on a paper form and having patients fill out information, but as far as a computer solution for this, that is something we need to move towards."
Griffith said that a computerized system to track outcomes would allow better identification of which pain treatments are working and which are not. One software system that the Army is presently evaluating in a study is the Chronic Pain Impact Network (CPAIN). CPAIN is a multidimensional clinical patient profiler and data registry used to facilitate care for chronic pain patients.
Alex Cahana, MD, chief of the division of pain medicine in the department of anesthesiology and pain medicine at the University of Washington Medical Center, described CPAIN's use there.
CPAIN works by having the patient complete a self-assessment online prior to the patient's medical visit, he explained. The clinician is then provided with a Patient Profile Report that documents multiple pain characteristics and the interference that the pain has on the patient's daily life. These reports help guide treatment decisions and to monitor the effectiveness of treatment.
One benefit for the clinician is that by having the patient's profile report during the patient visit it allows the clinician and patient to have a more robust conversation about the pain they are experiencing. For example, Cahana said it allows a clinician to see the patient's pain treatment history, concerns, and how pain is impacting the patient's activities, among other things. "It improves communication," said Cahana.
Data from the system can be used to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of specific treatments and identify what works for whom, under what circumstances.
Understanding Pain
Mackey, who described the neurobiology of pain, said pain is defined by the International Association for the Study of Pain as an unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage or described in terms of such damage. It is a subjective experience. "[Pain] is whatever it is our patients tell us it is. It doesn't need to be tied directly one to one with any specific amount of tissue damage or problem, and you'll find great variability in how people respond to a particular injury."
Pain is related to depression and anxiety, and leads to poor sleep, among other things. Chronic pain, Mackey said, often requires long term management, much like diabetes, asthma, or cardiac disease.
Mackey said that a national survey conducted by Stanford University in conjunction with ABC and USA Today found that one in five Americans suffer from chronic pain.
Pain Task Force Urges More DoD/VHA Collaboration
Among the task force's recommendations was the need for "enhancing standardization of pain care between the DoD and VHA."
"There is currently a lack of coordination between DoD and VHA pain services at both the inpatient and outpatient levels of care. Better institutional patient coordination may lead to decreased medication use (particularly opioids) and transition to an effective pain treatment plan," the report noted.
The task force stated in the report that presently there is no mechanism to communicate patient pain issues throughout the care continuum. "An electronic pain record of care is essential to provide DoD and VHA providers with a common communication tool that would assist physicians in the care of patients during the transition from the DoD system into the VHA healthcare system."
The report suggested that one possible solution in development is the Joint Regional Anesthesia and Analgesia Tracking System (JRAATS). "The JRAATS electronic pain record would provide DoD and VHA clinicians with a detailed pain management history of the patient while that patient was under the federal healthcare system."
The report also recommended establishing a uniform DoD and VHA formulary to maintain effective treatment plans during patient transitions to a new facility. "By implementing a standardized line of pain care for the DoD and VHA, patient rehabilitation, recovery, satisfaction, and pain control will likely be enhanced. Improved care standardization will lead to better opioid control and will minimize abuse. Improved care standardization will also lead to higher provider satisfaction," the report stated.
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It would be nice to address the 500lb gorilla in the room, which is patients connecting their pain to a service connected disability. In Orthopedics, we see a SUBSTANTIAL number of patients who could likely be categorized as malingering, simply because they know that if they continue to complain of pain, they can obtain a greater service connected percentage. I do not feel you can discuss pain management at the VA level without also discussing secondary gain. To do so is to ignore a major factor in why patients are presenting for an issue in the first place.
I am only an FP but have seen lots of chronic pain and PTSD and lots of people on narcotics or benzodiazepines, some definitely (in my professional opinion) inappropriately. I and our psychologist here agree that MEDICAL MARIJUANA may be a real boon in the treatment of both of these problems. I hope the experts in the VA will consider and study this option- our patients willing to admit to illegal marijuana use are reporting subjective benefits from its use and they are requesting less opiates and less benzodiazepines and other psychiatric medications for anxiety and depression and especially when it comes to opiates and Xanax I consider that an improvement were the marijuana legal.


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At the end of last week's post (a.k.a. The Rant) I mentioned a summertime local challenge. I've wanted to do something of the sort for a long time. Basically I vowed to not buy any produce from the grocery store, with the exception of lemons and avocado since we use them every day and they don't grow around here. This means all fruits and vegetables have to be procured from farm stands and farmer's markets, and of course our farm share and garden. I see many benefits to this: it guarantees our food is super fresh, it supports local agriculture, it encourages creativity in the kitchen by forcing me to cook with what I have, and it cultivates patience by removing the immediate gratification of big box store variety.
Cultivating patience. That seems to be my catchphrase for 2013. This year I found myself undertaking all sorts of little challenges, from a nasty weeklong liver detox juice cleanse to 40 days of yoga. What I'm discovering is that exercising my will to meet short term goals is bringing larger, long term goals into focus and cultivating not only patience, but willpower and grit. And I need all the help I can get in that department: In September I'll return to school full-time in pursuit of a massage therapy license. It'll take two years, plus an additional year or two to get a second, more specialized license. While I'm very excited to be a student again, juggling a full courseload, my clients, and Coraline promises to be difficult and overwhelming. Taking on school means sacrificing my "me" time and a lot of my mommy time, the latter of which makes me so sad, and admittedly pretty scared, too. It also means that my time as Mama Greenest must come to an end. I've been blogging about my parenting misadventures for almost five years now, and it's brought me a lot of joy. The last week in July will be my final post — I hope you'll stick with me until then.
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The prefrontal cortex (PFC) is located in the very front of the brain, just behind the forehead. In charge of abstract thinking and thought analysis, it is also responsible for regulating behavior. This includes mediating conflicting thoughts, making choices between right and wrong, and predicting the probable outcomes of actions or events. This brain area also governs social control, such as suppressing emotional or sexual urges. Since the prefrontal cortex is the brain center responsible for taking in data through the body's senses and deciding on actions, it is most strongly implicated in human qualities like consciousness, general intelligence, and personality.
This vital region of the brain regulates thought in terms of both short-term and long-term decision making. It allows humans to plan ahead and create strategies, and also to adjust actions or reactions in changing situations. Additionally, the PFC helps to focus thoughts, which enables people to pay attention, learn, and concentrate on goals. This area is also the part of the brain that allows humans to consider several different yet related lines of thinking when learning or evaluating complex concepts or tasks. The prefrontal cortex also houses active, working memory.
Since the PFC controls intense emotions and impulses, it is sometimes referred to as the seat of good judgement. As such, a properly functioning prefrontal cortex inhibits inappropriate behaviors — including delaying gratification of needs, for things like food or sex — while encouraging wise, acceptable choices. In part, this occurs because it works to allow humans to balance immediate reward with long-term goals.
The prefrontal cortex has remarkably expanded in size throughout human evolution, culminating in modern Homo sapiens. This suggests a strong selection pressure in favor of its continued growth and development. The size of the PFC relative to the rest of the brain has also increased over that time; while the brain itself has only increased in size about threefold in the past five million years, the size of the PFC has increased sixfold.
Medical studies have shown that the PFC is the last section of the brain to mature. In other words, while all other brain regions are fully developed early in life, its development is not complete until around age 25. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) research has revealed that the prefrontal cortex changes a great deal during adolescence, as the brain's myelin matures and connects all regions of the brain together. This late growth and development is likely the reason that some otherwise intelligent and sensible teens engage in high-risk or excessive behaviors even though they understand the potential dangers.
Unfortunately, the PFC is one of the brain regions most susceptible to injury. When the pathways between the prefrontal cortex and the rest of the brain are damaged or altered, serious personality changes can result. This is logical, since the PFC regulates so many behavior and thought-processing pathways, but can be debilitating and difficult for the injured individual as well as his family and social circle. A person who had been reserved and contemplative can become reckless and impulsive after such an injury. Likewise, a formerly outgoing person can become quiet and withdrawn.
A damaged PFC can negatively impact a person's ability to assess situations or perform tasks, particularly those of a moral or ethical nature. Since social judgements are made in this brain area, these people can also be rendered unable to discern appropriate behavior or suffer from emotional distress, such as irrational fears, anxiety, euphoria, and irritability. Some studies have found weak interconnections between the PFC and the rest of the brain among criminals, sociopaths, drug addicts, and schizophrenics, which may be further evidence of the importance of this part of the brain in individual behavior and decision-making.
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It seems as if some teens have given themselves a frontal lobotomy. What can parents do about this? |
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This feels extremely relative to the Yogi's third eye. Tons of the Yoga philosophy show up in this article. |
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Excellent article. I'm experiencing depression due to defensiveness in my prefrontal cortex. In order to relieve the depression, you must find an environment outside of the areas that are making you depressed. |
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There's all of this talk about the development and such, but is there a certain percentage of teenagers whose PFC is fully/more developed than normal? I have a 16 year old daughter, and a 20 year old daughter, and the 16 year old tends to think of her future more, and thinks a lot more rationally than my other daughter. |
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It is well documented that Phineas Gage did not experience radical personality changes as is popular belief. |
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if a 17 year old goes through the windshield of a car, and over 40 years later is still expelling pieces of glass through the forehead, and this person is prone to sudden anger outbursts, do you think it's connected? |
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If a child already had bad behavior, is it possible that an injury like this could fix the child's behavior? I got hit in the head by a baseball bat when I was a teenager.) |
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Teens PFC do not mature until around 25 years of age. Should be a main talking point. |
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Symptoms of injury to the PFC sound very similar to symptoms of Attention Deficit Disorder. |
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Can early head trauma result in only a few of the mentioned symptoms:e.g. sudden anger and indecision, but *not* lack of conscience or long-term planning? Cherry picking, in other words. |
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Anon20226 -- According to Children's Hospital Boston, personality is located in the PFC. Google "Children's Hospital Boston frontal lobe personality" and you'll find their page on the anatomy of the brain. |
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There is no such thing as personality nest in the PFC. |
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changing the position of head and body of human, does it have to do with change of blood supply to prefrontal cortex? if yes, how? if no, why? |


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I went to the new Terminal B open house at SJC today on my (small gas engine) motorized bike to see how bike friendly it is. I travel airlines domestically and internationally and have, at times, locked my bike in bikelink lockers to take lightrail/bus to the San Jose airport for trips. This was my first time actually biking into the San Jose airport. These are my impressions -
- 3 parking locations for bicycles, shown here http://sjc.org/travelers.php?page=parking/bicycle&subtitle=Parking+|+Bicyle+Parking . Lock your bike to the unattended upside down U-shaped pipes. The terminal A bike parking places are a long 10min outdoor walk across the street from Terminal B.
- Inside airport security area is not biker friendly. I have a motorized bike requiring two 8" crescent wrenches for flat tire repair (axle removal). TSA refused to let me bring my two 8" crescent wrenches through security. Too large, they said, although there does not seem to be a hard definition for what is too large. Three security agents suggested I leave them in my car, even though I had told each of them that I was on a bicycle. They suggested leaving my backpack, with wrenches, at my bike. They suggested hiding my wrenches outside the security area. These were obviously small standard wrenches with no blades, no sharp edges, and no dangerous points.
It was obvious that my discussion at the security area was degenerating without any positive result. So, I left without finishing the open house. During the long 10minute walk back to my bike, I suppose I could have hid my wrenches by burying them in the bark surrounding the plants outside. But, there was a security person walking around outside and I didn't want to answer any more questions as to why I had biked to the airport instead of driven.
So, thumbs down for the San Jose airport being bike friendly. The new airport terminal looks nice outside. But, drive a car there. Don't bike for the potential hassles you will encounter. Or just go to SFO with a $40 door-to-door shuttle and save biking for purely local trips that don't include the San Jose airport.
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At last check, this has been reduced to 1 northbound sign at the south end of the overpass on Airport Boulevard.
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Hey guys! My Era just came in yesterday and now I need some binding recommendations. I'll be doing park riding but also outside the park too. I'd say about 70% park, 30% elsewhere.
I've boiled it down to a few bindings in particular. Flow M9's (Regular or SE...?) Raiden Phantoms Salomon Holograms K2 Formulas I don't think I want a really soft binding, but also not a very stiff one either. Pretty sure all 4 of these are middle of the road, right? Which would be more keyed towards park riding? Any other recommendations are also appreciated. Thanks guys. |
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Flow M9 SE is now FUSE SE, stiffer than that would be the FUSE GT and FUSE AT
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If you're looking for previous year then you've nailed it with your choices.
If I end up with one this year I'll be putting my older M9's on it with new Hybrid straps, basically making them last years M9SE's. I'm one of the 1% that doesn't like canting so from 2014 it'd be Five SE's. My second choice would be the Holograms.
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I have the holograms and LOVE them amazing bindings blew my formulas out of the water. I don't know about flow bindings as I have not used them but salomon made a winner with this binder. I use mine on my evo, blacklist, orion, villain and heritage I almost sold my now ipo's cause of how much I loved them.
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I haven't had any knee problems in the past snowboarding, even with crappy rental bindings, so my guess is that canting wouldn't really affect me much. My knees are fine. Do you think I'm correct to make this assumption? Here are some M9's I found, cheapest one's I could find for size Large (I'm a 10) Flow 2013 M9 (Black/Lime) (Flow FI12M5MNINBKL), Snowboard Bindings | Ambush Boarding Co. Here are some Raiden Zero's I found for REALLY cheap, although they weren't part of my initial list: Raiden Zero Binding (Black) (Raiden 836253-001), Snowboard Bindings | Ambush Boarding Co. I couldn't find any Holograms for a cheaper price, $160 is my maximum budget I think. I found a really some really cheap Phantoms the other day, but I can't find them now. Maybe they've become sold out. So yeah, it seems like M9's are gonna be the one's I go with, unless I'm convinced to snag those cheap Zero's, even though they are described as having a "skatey" feel. I longboard so I think I kind of know what this would be like. I typically ride with medium or loose trucks too. |
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Ok so I don't think I want the M9's, just because I don't want to risk trying the unique strap design because I may not like it. I have no way of trying it first, so I think I should stick with what I know. So if I were to go with the Flows, I'd be getting the SE's. The cheapest one's I could find are $180. I also found some K2 Forumlas in the $120-$130 range. Would it be better to save up a bit more and get the SE's or go cheap and get the Formulas for a good bargain? Both are great bindings for my style (More park, still some all mountain) from what I've seen from users of all kinds. Again, I won't be in the park all the time, so I don't want a park-specific binding. A park-ish binding that's good outside the park too is what I'm looking for, if that is possible. Kind of like the very deck I'll be installing these on. Holograms aren't totally out of the question either I guess. The cheapest I could find for them are $188, but I'm not sure if I really need to spend that much on bindings. I live in Indiana so I can't snowboard as much as Western folk. Is it worth saving $50 more for the SE's? If this isn't a straight forward type thing, and more of a personal preference thing, then what are some points that can help me decide for myself? Thanks so much Last edited by killjoy62996; 10-26-2013 at 10:05 PM. |
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Nah just get Formulas. Aint nothin wrong with them and they've been the team favorite for some years now.
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Either way, I'm convinced. Thanks! I'm so stoked. Lol you and BA are the 2 main people that influenced me to get the Era, and now you with convincing me to get the Formulas...haha I'm so stoked. And with some 2013 32 Lashed boots with this setup (tried them on at my LBS today), it's gonna be off the chain. |
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I would have to keep looking b/c I would need to know the truth as well. I'm obsessive like that though. (hug) and good luck!
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Blood typing can be fast. I think it's pretty easy actually.
I would bet there is one of the weird possible underlying genetic oddities here. That might take longer to figure out but you will have to update when you do.
Can you call your doctor and say, "I am O, my husband is O , and my son is A. Explain this to me."
Because I guarantee you they will instantly know why that is odd. Did you tell the doctor that when he called?
so sorry you are going through all of this, and I would be a freaking mess, but I agree there is much more than likely a logical explanation for all of this.
and yes, a blood typing test on an inpatient in the hospital comes back from the lab in about an hour, so that is very typical if the MD said he wanted the results asap
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I wouldn't pursue the issue personally.
I would be too concerned with the can of worms being opened.... a can of worms I could not put back.
The IVF place being contacted and notified?
Their requirement then to inform the biological donors of the child?
And what if the biological donors had been unsuccessful in their own attempts leaving this as the only biological child they "have" and they sue to get him back? Even if they weren't successful, imagine the flipping lawyers fees a court battle like that would cause?
I would just keep my big mouth closed and not say a word to anyone. That child is/ would be mine.... having carried them, birthed them, raised them to that point.... I wouldn't be giving them up for any reason under the sun. Or giving anyone cause to try and take them.
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You could always just do a regular paternity/genetic test.
And then when it comes back that you are his parents-- and it will, deep breaths, OP, you can figure out the rest.
Need more wine.
"Wait, wait. You took a crap in his hat?"
"Yes, I felt bad after and blamed the cat, but he knew."
Well, tracy has a good point too. I do believe this is your son so it's a moot point, but maybe don't go through the IVF clinic. Genetic testing is confidential no?
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Marsha Rader Brantley, a graduate and former employee of Lee University, went missing in June 2009. Her husband Donnie Brantley didn't report her missing, citing she had left him and was planning a divorce according to information provided by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation.
Last week, attorney James Logan filed a civil complaint in Bradley County Chancery Court seeking a declaratory judgment and "to probate the estate" of Marsha Brantley.
Logan filed the complaint for Brantley's family members Jana Rader Wills, of Greeneville, and Medra Rader Justis, of Clemmons, N.C.
"Our family wants to take custody of the property which has essentially been abandoned since Marsha's disappearance," Justis said Saturday. "It has fallen into disrepair and the grounds are not being kept up well. Members of our family return to Cleveland on occasion to check on the house and property which we can see from the exterior, but we have no access to the inside of the house."
Justis and Wills contend the house was built by Marsha's father and mother (both now deceased) and had no mortgage or lien.
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Donnie Brantley's last known address was on property owned by his family in Kingston, Ga.
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THE FRIENDS of Frank James, a community group behind clean-ups at the dilapidated hospital site, have carried out their latest work day.
The group had hoped a representative of some of the developers, Norman White, might attend the session on Sunday, however he did not.
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When Glenn McGee founded the Alden March Bioethics Institute (AMBI) at Albany Medical College in New York State in 2005, magazine articles and newspaper stories hailed the arrival of the man once described as "Socrates with a beeper." Now, a month after his abrupt departure, former colleagues are painting a complex portrait that suggests the ethicist's own personal and professional relationships may have led to the institute's undoing.
McGee remains a tenured professor at AMBI, and neither he nor college officials will discuss the circumstances surrounding his change in status. Former colleagues, however, say the institute began to unravel shortly after his arrival when Union College in Schenectady, N.Y., severed its longtime educational partnership with AMBI's parent medical school and as disillusioned faculty—accusing the ethicist of everything from forgery to spreading insulting rumors—left.
McGee's rise to academic and media prominence came at a time when bioethicists were increasingly in demand to comment on high-profile medical cases such as the one involving Terri Schiavo, a brain-damaged Florida woman whose feeding tube was removed in 2005 after 15 years in a persistent vegetative state. The idea of "Socrates with a beeper" would make some bioethicists cringe but McGee, a 40-year-old Texan with two iPhones, appeared to crave the spotlight. He counts himself lucky to have published his first book, The Perfect Baby: A Pragmatic Approach to Genetics, in 1997* just when scientists in Scotland announced they had cloned Dolly the sheep—and ethics experts were in hot demand to weigh in on the controversial procedure. "I believe that talking to the public is a good thing," McGee says. "Are [some bioethicists] bothered by that? Of course, they are."
Other ethicists, however, applauded McGee for raising the profile of their growing field. "He's certainly one of the most important bioethicists of his generation," says Autumn Fiester, an ethicist and former colleague at the University of Pennsylvania Center for Bioethics in Philadelphia, where McGee served as associate director for education for nine years before taking the Albany position.
McGee had a knack for being ahead of the game, launching a bioethics Web site back in 1994. The site today is the blog for the American Journal of Bioethics (AJOB), which McGee co-founded in 2001 with David Magnus, an ethicist at Stanford University. In this unusual journal, articles submitted for consideration were posted to a private forum online for member comment; the article and all discussion about it would then be published in the print issue. It provided a trendy alternative to the more established The Hastings Center Report, published by the nearly 40-year-old Hastings Center in Garrison, N.Y., which is considered to be the most influential journal in the field. The old-school Report did not launch its own Web site until two years ago.
"I took some big risks from a career standpoint," AJOB editor in chief, McGee, says of his efforts to modernize and promote the field, "that obviously made me some friends and enemies." He and his co-editors apparently stoked a rivalry between their fledgling journal and the venerable Hastings Center Report by comparing the number of times bioethicists cited each publication in their various journal articles. McGee does not deny this, noting that "when you have two journals in bioethics that overlap in audiences, you are going to have some competition."


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1/4 cup Dijon mustard
4 drops hot pepper sauce (such as Tabasco®), or to taste
I substituted chicken tenders in a coconut shrimp recipe, and used this dipping sauce. This is a perfect blend of only 4 ingredients with NO cooking. t doesn't get much easier than this. Total nirvana! About 5 shakes of Tabasco gave it the perfect zing.
Just made this dipping sauce to use with Baked coconut shrimp and it is very good and I will make it again and also recommend it to friends, delicious. Thank you so much for sharing.
2 Ratings
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Orange Dipping Sauce for Coconut Shrimp
Serving Size: 1/10 of a recipe Servings Per Recipe: 10 Amount Per Serving Calories: 71 Calories from Fat: < 1
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