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Our Pain section contains a wide range of medications that can be used to relieve pain due to a variety of conditions, including, inflammation, migraine muscle spasm, gout, osteoarthritis and haemorrhoids. This section also covers medications for neuropathic for nerve pain.
The different classes of pain medication are listed on the left of the page and when you click on one of these, the principal brand name products display in the left column and generic alternatives to the right.
Use the search feature to quickly find the product you are looking for, by entering either the active ingredient, e.g. Ibuprofen or the product name, e.g. Brufen
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Anti-Inflammatory -
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Our Anti-Inflammatory class of Pain medications contain oral and topical nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAID) for acute and chronic pain caused by inflammation, including the newer highly specific COX-2 inhibitors with reduced side effects.
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Brufen SR 800mg (Ibuprofen)
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Celebrex 100mg
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Cobix 100mg (Celecoxib)
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Celebrex 200mg
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Cobix 200mg (Celecoxib)
From $0.91 per Capsule
Indomethacin 25mg
Indomethacin 50mg
Kenacort-A 10 (by Aspen)
Triamcinalone acetonide
From $8.05 per Ampoule
Kenacort-A 10 (by Sigma)
Triamcinalone acetonide
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Kenacort-A 40 (by Sigma)
Triamcinalone acetonide
From $10.81 per Ampoule
Mobic 7.5mg (Meloxicam)
From $1.39 per Tablet
Noflam 500 (Naproxen)
Naproxen 500mg
From $0.20 per Gram
Naprosyn SR 1000mg (Naproxen)
Naproxen 1000mg
From $0.51 per Tablet
Voltaren Emugel
From $0.30 per Gram
Diclax SR 100mg
From $0.20 per Tablet
Voltaren 100 Suppositories
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Inflammation and prostaglandins
Inflammation is a normal reaction to protect the body from harmful pathogens or irritants, such as chemicals, and to promote healing of damaged tissues. It is a complex process of cellular interactions of the immune system that is mediated by chemicals produced at the site of tissue damage, infection or trauma.
The process of inflammation includes the widening and increased permeability of small blood vessels, exudation of fluid into and migration of immune cells like macrophages and neutrophils into the tissues where damage, infection or irritation has occurred. The fluid causes swelling and the cells produce inflammatory chemicals like prostaglandins, interleukins and leukotrienes. These chemicals attract more inflammatory cells to help with wound healing and disposing of harmful pathogens but they also magnify the inflammatory response. In doing their job, some of these inflammatory mediators can also cause pain, swelling, fever and redness. If the inflammatory process continues beyond protecting and healing, it becomes chronic and can end up damaging normal tissues.
Inflammatory conditions
Inflammation is the cause of pain in a wide range of chronic and acute conditions, including:
Inflammatory joint diseases like, rheumatoid arthritis an autoimmune disease, where the lining of the joint (synovium) becomes inflamed and the bone becomes eroded; osteoarthritis, a degenerative disease of the joints caused by wear and tear where the cartilage around the bone is worn away, most commonly in the hands, feet, hips and spine; ankylosing spondylitis, an autoimmune inflammatory disease that affects joints in the spine and pelvis and can cause fusion of the spine.
Soft tissue injuries, such as sprains and strains that are due to trauma to the tendons, ligaments, muscles or joints.
Soft tissue inflammation of synovial tissue that lines the joint surfaces and cavities, including bursae (fluid-filled sac between bones and tendons), tendons and ligaments surrounding joints.
Menstrual pain (dysmenorrhea).
Post-operative pain following surgery.
Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAID)
Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAID) inhibit cyclooxygenase (COX), an enzyme involved in the synthesis of prostaglandins like PGE2, which have important functions throughout the body but are also potent inflammatory mediators and cause pain, swelling and other symptoms of inflammation. They are called nonsteroidal as corticosteroid drugs are also used to treat inflammation and these target a different enzyme in the pathway of prostaglandin synthesis.
There are two known COX enzymes, COX-1, COX-2 and there is also a variant of COX-1, known as COX-3, which is found mainly in the brain. COX-1 is present in most cells and plays an important role in many normal cell functions, including aggregation of blood platelets, which controls bleeding; protection of the stomach lining or mucosa by promoting cell growth; also in maintaining normal kidney function by regulating blood flow. COX-2 is only produced by inflammatory cells, and is induced during the inflammatory process, although it is also found in very small amounts in some tissues.
NSAID medications
NSAID medications include:
Ibuprofen and diclofenac that inhibit both COX-1 and COX-2, and is the cause of the more serious side effects of non-specific COX inhibitors. These include gastric bleeding and ulcers due to the inhibition of prostaglandins that are protective of the gastric mucosa and have vasodilator (cause widening of blood vessels) action which helps maintain normal blood flow. Kidney damage is also a potentially serious side effect particularly in those with impaired kidney function and again this is due to the inhibition of protective prostaglandin production by blocking COX-1.
Diclofenac that inhibits primarily COX-2 but also has some inhibitory effect on COX-1 and is therefore more specific as an anti-inflammatory.
Meloxicam and celecoxib that are specific COX-2 inhibitors and have no inhibitory action against COX-1, which makes them more effective for pain and inflammation, without the gastrointestinal or kidney side effects associated with COX-1 inhibition.
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Migraine Relief -
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Our Migraine Relief class of Pain medications are used to treat migraine attack to relieve symptoms of migraine, including painful headache, with or without aura and visual disturbances, also nausea, and vomiting.
Use the search feature to quickly find the product you are looking for, by entering either the active ingredient, e.g. sumatriptan, or the product name, e.g. Imigran.
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Dixarit 25mcg (Clonidine)
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Clonidine 25mcg BNM
Clonidine 25mcg
From $0.43 per Tablet
500mg Paracetemol and 5 mg Metoclopramide HCL
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Imigran Injection Device
Imigran Injection 0.5ml
Arrow - Sumatriptan 0.5ml Injection
From $30.28 per Injection
Arrow - Sumatriptan Injection Device
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Suminat Autoinjection (Sumatriptan)
Sumatriptan Succinate
Sumatriptan 50mg
From $1.27 per Tablet
Suminat 50mg
Sumatriptan Succinate
Sumig-50 (Sumatriptan)
From $2.19 per Tablet
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Sumatriptan Succinate
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Sumatriptan Succinate
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Sumatriptan 100
Sumatriptan 100mg
Sumatriptan 100mg 100's
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What is migraine?
Migraine is a neurological disorder with symptoms that include an intense, throbbing and painful headache, often accompanied by an aura, which is the perception of visual disturbances that appear as flashing lights or zig-zag lines and are usually the first sign that a migraine headache is on its way. A migraine is also associated with extreme sensitivity to light, sound, touch and smell. Other symptoms are gastrointestinal effects including nausea, vomiting and delayed emptying of the stomach into the small intestine, which reduces absorption of medications and can explain why oral medications are not effective fast enough. A migraine attack can last between four and 72 hours.
For many years migraine headache was considered to be a vascular headache and the primary cause was thought to be entirely due to constriction followed by extreme dilatation or widening of blood vessels in the head, with leakage of inflammatory chemicals, which in turn irritate nearby sensory nerves causing pain. With new developments in neuroscience, the current thinking is that migraine headache is a neurological disorder involving abnormalities in nerve pathways and brain chemicals or neurotransmitters. It is also now thought that there are distinct genes related to migraines and that there is a genetic component to developing migraines due to the presence of abnormal genes that control certain areas of the brain.
There are many possible migraine triggers, including, stress, hunger, lack of sleep, dietary factors, and hormonal changes such as during the menstrual cycle.
Migraine treatments
Medications for treatment of migraine currently focus on the vascular basis of migraine headache to prevent blood vessel widening by targeting two different neurotransmitters (brain chemical that allow brain cells to communicate), serotonin and noradrenaline. These neurotransmitters act on specific receptors in the brain and control the stability of peripheral blood vessels in terms of dilation and constriction. Other medications are used for control of migraine symptoms by combining an analgesic and antiemetic.
Serotonin agonists
Serotonin is a brain chemical or neurotransmitter that is involved in control of mood, pain sensation, sexual behaviour, sleep, as well as dilation (widening) and constriction (narrowing) of blood vessels. Sumatriptan is a member of the group of drugs called tryptans and is a serotonin agonist that mimics the action of serotonin (also known as 5-hydroxytryptamine, or 5-HT). Sumatriptan acts specifically on the 5-HT1 receptor, which is a sub-type of the serotonin receptor that is found predominantly in the blood vessels of the brain, causing them to constrict or narrow. Sumatriptan is also thought to inhibit trigeminal nerve activity, relieving pain.
Treatment with sumatriptan should begin as soon as possible after symptoms begin and Injection is the fastest treatment for migraine relief, being effective within 10-15 minutes. A nasal spray is also available which delivers sumatriptan directly into the nasal passages where it is rapidly absorbed through the skin and is active within 15 minutes; this is particularly suitable if nausea and vomiting during a migraine attack make it difficult to take tablets. Sumatriptan is not fully absorbed so oral administration with tablets can take up to 30 minutes to relieve symptoms, although rapid release fast disintegration tablets are available to speed up absorption of sumatriptan. Sumatriptan does not prevent migraine attack and is not effective for other types of headache.
Clonidine is an alpha-agonist that acts on alpha adrenergic receptors in the brain and central nervous system, which are usually stimulated by the neurotransmitter noradrenaline. Blood vessels in the brain have alpha adrenergic receptors and are responsive to adrenergic stimulation by the neurotransmitters adrenaline and noradrenaline. This stimulation causes the blood vessels to widen (vasodilation) or contract (vasoconstriction). Clonidine binds to alpha adrenergic receptors on peripheral blood vessels in the brain and this reduces their responsiveness to adrenergic stimuli and thereby controls the extreme dilatation that is thought to be associated with migraine headache.
Symptom relief
A combination of the analgesic paracetamol and the anti-emetic metoclopramide is used to help relieve symptoms of migraine, including pain, nausea, vomiting and gastric stasis, or delayed emptying of the stomach, which can slow down the absorption of migraine medication.
Paracetamol works by selectively inhibiting the enzyme cyclooxygenase 2 (COX-2) that is required for the production of prostaglandins, which are chemicals produced in response to inflammation and injury and can also sensitise nerve endings in the pain centres in the brain. Paracetamol blocks the production of pain-inducing prostaglandins, to relieve the pain associated with migraine headaches.
Metoclopramide is an antiemetic (prevents nausea and vomiting) and a gastrokinetic (stimulates gastrointestinal mobility). It acts as a dopamine antagonist by binding to dopamine receptors in specific areas in the brain where the vomiting reflex is stimulated and blocks the vomiting reflex. Metoclopramide also binds to dopamine receptors in the stomach, which mediates increased contraction of the stomach muscles so that the stomach empties faster and this reduces nausea and vomiting and increases the passage of the oral medication into the intestine for faster absorption.
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Muscle Relaxants -
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Our Muscle Relaxant class of Pain medications are used to treat and prevent painful muscle spasm or spasticity caused by injury like soft tissue or spinal injury, or nervous system disorders, like multiple sclerosis, motor neurone disease and cerebral palsy.
Use the search feature to quickly find the product you are looking for, by entering either the active ingredient, e.g. orphenadrine, or the product name, e.g. Norflex.
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Norflex 100mg (Orphenadrine)
Orphenadrine Citrate
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Pacifen 10 (Baclofen)
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What is muscle spasm?
Muscle spasm or spasticity is defined as involuntary muscle contraction due to increased muscle tone (hypertonicity) or muscle stiffness, so that the muscles undergo excessive contraction and are resistant to stretch, which is the relaxed state. It is usually associated with damage to the nerve pathways in the brain or spinal cord involved in control of muscle movement, abnormal nerve stimulation, or abnormal activity of the muscle itself. Another form of muscle spasm is clonus, which is painful reflex muscle spasm due to a series of spontaneous involuntary muscle contraction and relaxations.
Muscle spasms can be the result of certain disorders of the nervous system, including multiple sclerosis, motor neurone disease, cerebral palsy and meningitis; also tumours or inflammation of the spinal cord; or following stroke or injuries to the head or spine. Skeletal muscle spasm may be caused by a wide range of injuries, including, sprains, strains and fractures; also a prolapsed intervertebral disc or lumbago (lower back pain) can trigger muscle spasm. Other conditions associated with muscle spasm include fibrositis or fibromyalgia, which is chronic pain and stiffness in the muscles tendons and joints, non-articular rheumatism (affecting soft tissue such as tendonitis), acute torticollis, which is spasm and shortening of a muscle in the neck causing the head to become twisted. Spasticity can result in abnormal posture or gait, exaggerated deep tendon reflexes, increased pain and can affect overall quality of life.
Muscle relaxants
Muscle contraction and relaxation is part of the neuromuscular control system that results in coordinated movement. It is normally under control of the motor neurones that receive messages from the brain and spinal cord to instruct a specific skeletal muscle to contract or relax. Muscle relaxants used to help treat painful muscle spasm act directly at the level of neurotransmitter, which are chemicals that allow nerve cells to communicate and this reduces uncontrolled muscle contraction. Muscle spasm can be treated with muscle relaxant medications that act directly at the level of nerve impulse transmission but work by different mechanism of action.
Analgesic anticholinergic
Orphenadrine is a muscle relaxant that has several mechanisms of action, including analgesic and muscle relaxant properties. It is thought to have anticholinergic action, which means that it blocks the receptors for acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter that activates skeletal muscle contraction. Orphenadrine works at the level of the central and peripheral nervous system, to help control involuntary muscle spasm. The combination of analgesic and anticholinergic action helps relieve pain due to muscle spasm.
GABA analogues
Baclofen is an analog of gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA), which is the major inhibitory neurotransmitter in the central nervous system and regulates how nerve cells in the spinal cord respond to stimulation. Baclofen stimulates GABA receptors which in turn inhibits the release of excitatory neurotransmitters like glutamate and aspartate that regulate sensory and motor neurones. This action suppresses nerve stimulation of reflexes at the spinal level that cause Involuntary muscle spasm and reduces pain associated with muscle spasm. Baclofen, however, does not have any effect on Neuromuscular transmission, which is the stimulation of the muscle to contract by release of acetylcholine by peripheral nerve cells.
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Natural Therapy -
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Joint Zone Glusosamine/Chondroitin
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Mussel (NZ Green Lipped)
Nutritional supplement
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Omega 3 Fish Oil
Omega 3 Fish Oil
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Hi Cal Liquid Calcium and Vitamin D
Liquid Calcium and Vitamin D
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Nerve Pain Treatments -
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Our Nerve Pain class of Pain medications contain anticonvulsant drugs used to relieve nerve pain, which is caused by a damaged or malfunctioning nervous system.
Use the search feature to quickly find the product you are looking for, by entering either the active ingredient, e.g. sodium valproate, or the product name, e.g. Epilim.
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Epilim EC 500mg
Sodium Valproate
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Neurontin 100mg (Gabapentin)
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Tegretol 200mg 100 Tabs
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Tegretol 400mg
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Tegretol CR 200mg
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Tegretol CR 400mg
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Topamax 25mg (Topiramate)
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Topiramate 25mg
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Topiramate 50mg
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What is nerve pain
Nerve pain or neuropathic pain is caused by damage to or malfunction of the peripheral or central nervous system. The initial trigger may be an injury such as loss of a limb; exposure of nerves to chemotherapy; inflammation of a nerve due to infection, sensitisation of a nerve following injury, such as disc damage; post-herpetic neuralgia (shingles) caused by nerve damage, where virus travels along the nerve and causes sensitisation, nerve entrapment as in carpel tunnel syndrome or strangulation by scar tissue. Nerve pain is usually chronic and persists long after the initial injury has healed. The pain becomes a central nervous system problem and can be stimulated without any apparent injury, by sub-threshold pain stimuli or just by increased perception. The pain felt is described as electric shocks, stabbing or burning pain.
Treatments for nerve pain
Treatments for nerve pain are based on the understanding that this type of pain is due to loss of normal control within the central nervous system in a way that is comparable to epilepsy. This is why medications that interact directly with the brain are often used as first line therapy, including anticonvulsants; also muscle relaxants and antidepressants are used in some cases.
Anticonvulsant drugs are used to treat nerve pain because they help control the bursts of electrical activity in the brain that cause nerve pain. They work by preventing the repetitive firing of nerve messages (electrical and chemical) acting through different mechanisms, including; blocking sodium channels that are involved in setting up a nerve signal, blocking calcium channels that respond to a nerve signal and trigger the release of neurotransmitters, adjusting the balance between inhibitory and excitatory neurotransmitters, or a combination of these mechanisms.
For the brain to function normally it is important to have a balance between excitatory and inhibitory neurotransmitters. Glutamate is the major excitatory neurotransmitter and interacts with receptors that have excitatory effects, which means that they increase the probability that the target cell will set up an action potential and trigger a nerve signal. Gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) is the major inhibitory neurotransmitter and interacts with receptors that have inhibitory effects by failing to trigger a nerve signal and this has a calming effect on nerve cells. Anti-convulsants that are used for nerve pain include:
Gabapentin, a GABA analogue that is thought to control neurotransmission via voltage-gated calcium channels, which reduces the propagation of excitatory nerve transmissions and calms excitatory nerve cells, reducing nerve pain intensity.
Carbamazepine and topiramate block sodium channels in nerve cell membranes that control the flow of sodium ions into the nerve cell and triggers an electrical transmission. This reduces the neurone's ability to send out continuous signals reducing nerve pain intensity.
Sodium valproate that works by increasing the activity of the inhibitory neurotransmitter GABA; also by preventing the reuptake of GABA by the pre-synaptic nerve cell Sodium valproate acts as a nerve cell membrane stabiliser by blocking voltage-dependent sodium channels.
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Our General class of Pain medications contain drugs used to relieve pain associated with haemorrhoids and gout, also a dietary supplement to help with osteoarthritis.
Use the search feature to quickly find the product you are looking for, by entering either the active ingredient, e.g. Cinchocaine, or the product name, e.g. Proctosedyl.
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Colgout 0.5mg (Colchicine)
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Pacifen 10 (Baclofen)
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Probenecid-AFT 500mg
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Probenecid 500mg
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Treatments for Gout
Gout and gouty arthritis are caused by excess uric acid in the blood being deposited in joints as crystals and causing inflammation, with its associated pain and swelling. Medications used for treating gout prevent uric acid crystal being deposited in the joints, which reduces inflammation and include.
Probenecid a uricosuric drug that works by acting directly on the kidneys to limit the amount of uric acid in the blood and reduce crystal formation. This allows the crystals already in the joints to dissolve and the pain and swelling to be reduced.
Colchicine inhibits migration of inflammatory leucocytes and also inhibits phagocytosis (ingestion) of uric acid crystals thereby reducing the amount of inflammatory chemicals released, which helps break the inflammation cycle. Colchicine also inhibits uric acid crystal deposition, which need a low pH (acid conditions), by increasing the pH and reducing acidity.
Treatments for osteoarthritis
Osteoarthritis is a degenerative disease of the joints caused by wear and tear, where the cartilage around the bone is worn away, most commonly in the hands, feet, hips and spine.
Cartilage plays an important role in joints by cushioning the bones and protecting them from rubbing against each other. Aging and injury can cause rapid degeneration of the cartilage and also, with age, less is produced. Glucosamine and chondroitin are building blocks for the synthesis of cartilage by the body. Dietary supplements containing glucosamine and chondroitin contribute to the synthesis of cartilage and may help slow down the progression of osteoarthritis and help to relieve pain associated with osteoarthritis.
Treatments for haemorrhoids
Haemorrhoids are swollen blood vessels around the anus. A combination medication available as an ointment or as suppositories is used as a treatment for haemorrhoids. Cinchocaine is a local anaesthetic and analgesic that also relaxes spasm of the anal sphincter. Hydrocortisone is an anti-inflammatory low potency corticosteroid and together these medications numb the pain, reduce the swelling and relieve the irritation and itching associated with haemorrhoids.
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Acute and chronic pain
Pain is an unpleasant sensation but is also natural warning sign of an injury, illness or potential danger to the body. Pain can be experienced in many different ways and is due to a wide variety of causes.
There are two general classifications of pain. Acute pain starts rapidly is local and is the direct response to a specific injury or trauma, such as a cut finger, broken bone, sprain, following surgery or an illness such as a bacterial infection. Acute pain resolves quickly and lasts usually for as long as the cause of the pain exists or until the body has healed from the wound. Some types of pain develop gradually, often increasing in severity and if the pain persists more than 6 months or extends long after the original damage has healed, this is referred to as chronic pain. The causes of chronic pain are also different, being related to a progressive disorder such as arthritis or due to nerve damage (neuropathy).
Types of pain
Nociception is the type of pain that is mediated by specific pain receptors called nociceptors. These receptors are stimulated by changes in temperature, mechanical forces or chemicals that could cause damage to the body and send messages to the brain that are processed and interpreted as pain. Examples of nociceptive pain include burns, cuts, fractures and inflammation.
Nerve pain works in a different way and is caused by damage to or malfunction of the nervous system. Nerve pain may be triggered by an injury but persists after the injury has healed due to sensitisation or malfunction of the nervous system and pain can be stimulated by a slight touch, without any apparent injury. The pain felt is very different, being described as electric shocks, stabbing or burning pain, in contrast to nociceptive pain, which is described as aching or throbbing pain, ranging from mild to severe. Examples of nerve pain include neuralgia and phantom limb pain.
Some types of pain are due to a combination of mechanism, for example migraine headache.
Medications for pain relief
Pain medications are most effective when they target the cause of the pain and in general acute pain is more effectively treated than chronic pain, which is often difficult to treat. The pain medications available in our pain section include:
Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAID) used to relieve the pain of inflammation, which is the cause of pain in many conditions including acute injury like a muscle sprain and chronic conditions like arthritis.
Migraine medications that are specific for painful migraine and target the immediate cause, which is thought to be blood vessel dilation in the brain.
Muscle relaxants help relieve painful muscle spasm that can be caused by a variety of injuries and conditions.
Anti-gout medications help relieve the pain caused by uric acid crystal deposits.
Topical corticosteroid combined with a topical anaesthetic is used to treat Haemorrhoids.
Anti-convulsants, antidepressants and muscle relaxants used to treat for nerve pain.
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Every May Hollywood's A-List heads to the south of France for a couple weeks of movies and lavish parties. We'd much rather be there in person, but instead will admire the fashion finery from afar.
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By all accounts DeVier Posey had an excellent sophomore season. Not that much of anyone outside of Ohio noticed, as he failed to receive even honorable mention All Big-Ten recognition. After being a huge recruit out of Cincinnati LaSalle, Posey had a quiet freshmen year backing up a number of upperclassmen. But he really came on in 2009, gaining steam throughout the year and winding up with 60 catches for 829 yards and 8 touchdowns.
So what can he do for an encore? I think he just might become Ohio State's first 1000 yard receiver in nearly a decade. That is, of course, pretty rarified air for a receiver at a school known for running backs. Consider that in the history of OSU football only four players have ever had 1000 yards receiving in a season, and each only did it one time. Those four are: Cris Carter (1127 in 1986); Terry Glenn (1411 in '95); David Boston (1435 in '98); and, Michael Jenkins (1076 in 2002). Such notables as Doug Donley, Gary Williams, Joey Galloway, Santonio Holmes, Ted Ginn Jr., and Anthony Gonzalez never had 1000 yard seasons. Interestingly, at that school up north, a receiver surpassed 1000 yards every season from 1998 until 2005 (that is eight straight years if you are counting). So even though we are spanking the Wolverines every year like a rented mule we do have some catching up to do in this area.
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The Rev. Amos Brown, pastor of the Third Baptist Church of San Francisco, and the Rev. Anthony Evans, president of the National Black Church Initiative in Washington, D.C., are brothers of the cloth. Though they share a love for Christ and the Bible, they do not share the same views on same sex marriage, an issue now before the U.S. Supreme Court.
"I'm not going to ever believe that gay marriage is right," says Rev. Evans. "It contradicts our tradition within the black church. We take the Bible very literally when it comes to marriage."
Rev. Brown, on the other hand, says: "You can't use the Bible to support your position on this – Jesus didn't say one word about gays. The Bible also says if your child disobeys you, you should kill them and that women who are menstruating should not be allowed in church. These are low-case words and actions of men, they have nothing to do with the high-case word of God and Jesus in terms of love and beauty."
Like Rev. Brown and Rev. Evans, the African-American community is sharply divided on same-sex marriage.
Religious beliefs are often at the forefront of opposition to same-sex marriage. Among African American's in particular, it's the common denominator among those who are more firmly against the issue.
Among African Americans who attend church on a regular basis, 60 percent are opposed to same-sex marriage. For those who attend less than weekly, only about 43 percent are against, and 42 percent have taken a pro-stance.
Kevin Reid, a 55-year-old Chicagoan and regular churchgoer, considers himself among those opposed.
"I believe that marriage should be between a man and a woman," he says.
Brittany Galloway, a Washington, D.C. resident, is a 25-year-old non-denominational Christian who attends church on a semi-regular basis. She says the issue of same-sex marriage pits her religious beliefs against societal trends.
"My interpretation of the Bible says being homosexual is wrong, but it's constantly shown as a societal norm," Galloway explains. "The Bible also says fornication is wrong. The fact that I live with my boyfriend right now is wrong."
Galloway attributes her stance on same-sex marriage to her early-school life; she attended Christian school in Maryland from first to 12th grade.
"I don't want to side with same-sex marriage just because the world is for it even though my Bible says it's wrong," adds Galloway. "I don't think I should have to compromise on that."
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Rev. Brown of San Francisco does not perform same-sex marriages, but that hasn't dampened his support for them.
"This nation is not a theocracy, it's a democracy," says Brown. "I think that black people must also remember that we got our rights based on that 14th Amendment. I think that it's wrong for any black preacher to do to others what has been done to them. We ought to just let people be different and be who they are. If we get to that point, the better this nation will be, the better the family will be, and the better this church will be."
Unlike the majority of Americans, African Americans do not favor same-sex marriage, Still, African Americans are becoming more open to the idea, with about 40 percent now for same-sex marriage, with about 48 percent remaining opposed to the idea, according to the Pew poll.
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Gavin Delisser, 22, says being exposed to more gay people while living in Atlanta led to his taking a more open-minded stance.
"I grew up in a household with my pops, who is from Jamaica, and Jamaicans are raised to think of being gay as an abomination," Delisser says. "But living in Atlanta you can't avoid (gay people) and you'd be ignorant to them."
"I mind my business," Delisser adds. "If they want to get married, that's on them."
Galloway says although she doesn't believe same-sex marriage is right, she doesn't want to be seen as a social pariah, or discriminatory towards gays, because of her religious beliefs.
"I still love [(gay people), I love everyone," Galloway says. "I don't think it should be seen as a reason to discriminate, I just think that the Bible is pretty clear on what it says as it relates to what's right and what's wrong."
Renae Brooks, 62, a retired first grade teacher in Naperville, Ill, says the reaction of church leaders has led her to look favorably upon the idea of same-sex marriage.
"Everybody has a right to live the way they live," Brooks says. "I feel like they're being discriminated against. I don't even know that I would be so in favor if I didn't think they were being discriminated against."
Brooks recalls being in Catholic mass one Sunday and listening to a priest rant about how gay couples can't properly care for children. She says his statements upset her and contributed to her feelings of acceptance toward the gay community.
"Religious people will tell you that (being gay) is not the way it's supposed to be – but it's also meant to not be so hateful," Brooks says. "That's equally as wrong."
Evans says the clergy can't avoid taking unpopular stands.
"Part of being a clergy is interpreting the Christian tradition through revelation, culture does not force Biblical interpretation, Biblical tradition forces culture," Evans says. "There is a solid ethical tradition about marriage and human morality."
The Rev. Bernard Richardson, Dean of the Howard University Rankin Chapel, argues that the issue of same-sex marriage shouldn't be seen as a religious one.
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"I believe that the issue of same-sex marriage and gay rights is a spiritual issue in terms of our care and concern for God's people."


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Larry 3000: Quiet, Otto!Imagine that as time continues into the future, the past starts to unravel, with various points in history coming out all wrong: Abraham Lincoln leaves his presidency to pull pranks, Eli Whitney invents flesh-eating robots instead of the cotton gin, Winston Churchill becomes a nudist, Ludwig van Beethoven becomes a professional wrestler, Edgar Allan Poe writes cheerful children's stories, Amelia Earhart is too afraid of germs to become the first female pilot, Al Capone uses circus clowns to run his crime syndicate, and so on.Enter the Time Squad, who travel through time making sure that the past stays right on track. The show follows one section of Time Squad: Buck Tuddrussel, who likes to shoot first and forget the questions, Larry 3000, an uppity, effeminate, snarky robot who originally worked with kings, senators, and diplomats, and Otto, an orphaned history buff picked up along the way who assists with his knowledge of the past. "Enforcing the past to protect our future."Unless you count Otto's exposition, this show doesn't even try to be historically accurate. In fact, the basic premise revolves around the inaccuracies. And yet, most of their "successes" often leave behind many more inaccuracies...The show premiered on Cartoon Network in June 2001 and was cancelled in November 2003. It reran for a time in 2004 and 2005 (strangely, yet, given its content, appropriately, after Adult Swim's weeknight line-up before they extended it by an hour and had it end at 6:00 a.m. Eastern standard time), but the show has now all but disappeared from the airwaves. Cartoon Network did air clips of select episodes on their website as part of the channel's 20th birthday in October 2012, but that was a "limited time only" deal.Now has a Character Sheet, a Ho Yay page, and now a Recap page.
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Presenting the second episode of The Parallax Podcast, a fortnightly film debate podcast featuring myself, co-host Rich Haridy and cult film aficionado Zak Hepburn. Every episode Rich and I debate two new flicks from the cinema and two new release DVDs then welcome Zak — our resident cult film expert — onto the couch to chin wag about something mind-bogglingly strange.
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Accident occurred Wednesday, August 01, 2012 in Kenora/Trout Lake, Ontario, Canada
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Injuries: 2 Serious,1 Minor.
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On August 1, 2012, about 1453 UTC, a Cessna 180G, US Registry N4695U collided with terrain while departing from Trout Lake, Ontario. The float-equipped airplane was substantially damaged. The pilot and one passenger were seriously injured, and one passenger sustained minor injuries. Visual meteorlogical conditions prevailed for the personal flight in the local area.
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La Redoute Summer Sale
In my world, the magic word isn't 'please', it's 'sale', and La Redoute are working their magic on me at the moment with massive reductions on Summer catalogue stock. I've had my eye on the green print version of this pretty Soft Grey tote for ages, and there's now 40% off, taking it down to £14.40. When it's that cheap it'd be rude not to buy it, wouldn't it?


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FOXBORO, Mass. — Pete Carroll walked up to the podium, stared into the cameras, and said, "What do you want to know?"
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Join us on Halloween night for a very special evening showcasing the work of British genre artist and designer, Graham Humphreys. Responsible for some of the most famous horror movie posters of the 1980s, we will be screening the two films he's probably best known for lending his talents to – first up will be the movie that introduced the world to Mr. Fred Krueger, Wes Craven's original A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET (1984), followed by the Sam Raimi 'splat-stick' classic EVIL DEAD 2: DEAD BY DAWN (1987).
A selection of Humphreys work will be on display on the evening, and the man himself will be in attendance for a brief chat about his career and love for all things grisly and ghoulish. You will also be able to buy signed prints of Graham's original artwork for both the original Elm Street and Evil Dead 2 on the night.
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The study of mathematics is a hallmark of enlightened society, as it has been for millennia. Mathematics helps us understand our world and ourselves, and it is fun.
Mathematics is one of the oldest of the liberal arts. The study of mathematics has been used for centuries to train students to think clearly and creatively. Mathematical applications enlighten other disciplines and inform society. The Mathematics major at Franklin & Marshall offers an ideal balance between developing practical applications and analyzing fundamental principles.
Mathematics majors develop the sought-after ability to solve problems and the flexibility to adapt to changing technologies. Our graduates are highly skilled in these areas and well suited for employment in many fields. Recent graduates have become actuaries, engineering and computer consultants, financial analysts, teachers, insurance agents, laboratory technicians and research assistants, and many Mathematics majors choose to attend graduate school in math or related fields.
Strong majors may be invited to complete an independent study guided by one of our engaging and nationally recognized faculty members. Recent projects include group theory, combinatorics, hyperbolic geometry, topology, dynamical systems, financial calculus, fluid dynamics, and representation theory.
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Mission: The Department of Mathematics offers both a major and two minors. In addition, we support the general curriculum of the College by offering mathematical courses that are of interest to students in a broad variety of academic majors. We are dedicated to instilling in our students the capacity for thoughtful engagement with quantitative, geometric, and logical reasoning. As they progress through the mathematics curriculum, students are expected to become increasingly adept at developing conjectures, constructing correct proofs and refuting weak ones, creating and using mathematical models to describe physical phenomena, and working with abstract structures.
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Man shot in Prince George's home invasion
A man was shot during a home invasion robbery in Upper Marlboro on Tuesday night.
Scammers target Prince George's County residents
A scam that surfaced in Arlington County earlier this year and has now popped up in Prince George's County.
Possible Prince George's County schools cellphone towers draw controversy
Another local school district is stepping into the controversy over building cellphone towers on school property.
Woman, 21, killed by drunk driver in College Park
Police say a driver had a blood-alcohol level twice the legal limit when he struck and killed a 21-year-old woman near the University of Maryland campus.
College Park fireworks go awry, cut short
The Friday night show was cut short from debris landing outside the safety zone.
Laurel celebrates Independence Day -- a day later
In Laurel, it's an annual tradition to celebrate Independence Day on the 5th of July.
Former Prince George's Co. Exec. Wayne Curry dies
Prince George's County Executive Wayne Curry has died. He was 63.
Wal-Mart gets cold shoulder from some Bowie residents
Wal-Mart has seen this movie before.
No easy options for homeowners in Fort Washington slide
The Fort Washington residents who were forced out of their homes after a slope failure in May were given their options at a meeting on Monday night, and none of them were great.
Prince George's County school board approves $1.79B budget
It allows the school system to bolster science and language immersion programs, among other things.
Prince George's police ask public's help in search for missing 11-year-old
An 11-year-old girl is missing in Prince George's County. Police are asking for the public's help with finding her.
Close Prince George's council race still undecided
Prince George's County Council race remains undecided with just 13 votes separating candidates
Maryland man arrested for human trafficking of teen
A 20-year-old man has been arrested and charged with the human trafficking of a 16-year-old girl.
MGM picks Baltimore contractor for National Harbor
MGM picks Baltimore-based contractor to build new National Harbor casino resort
Fatal Beltway crashes more likely in Prince George's County
The highest number of accidents and the most fatal crashes on the Capital Beltway occurred in Prince George's County, Maryland.
Cardin, Frosh vie in 3-way attorney general race
Cardin, Frosh vie for Democratic voters' favor in 3-way primary race
Police shoot man in Bladensburg
A man was shot after a confrontation with the police in Bladensburg early Monday morning.
DC police arrest 2nd suspect in 2007 teen killing
DC police arrest 2nd suspect in 2007 killing of Prince George's County teenager
What is a slur? Redskins case forces us to decide
What is a racial slur? Redskins case forcing America to answer the question
Prince George's County Police search for missing 12-year-old girl
The Prince George's County Police Department asks for the public's help in finding a missing child identified as 12-year-old Mya Latonya Farrar. She was last seen in the 2900 block of Mills Crossing Drive in Fort Washington on June 21 at 8:00 p.m.
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Authorities say the combination of high temperatures and humidity in Nebraska has killed hundreds of cattle.
The deaths will hurt cattle producers who were already struggling with high feed costs and reduced demand for meat and animal hides because of the recession.
In southeastern Nebraska's Hamilton County, temperatures in the 90s and high humidity contributed to the deaths of roughly 600 cattle.
Veterinarian Dan Pachta says he's never seen this many heat deaths at once. He says having 10-15 dead cattle at a feedlot might be expected on a hot day, but he's seen 200 deaths at some feedlots.
And Pachta says the feedlots are working hard to keep the cattle cool by providing water and spraying cattle down with irrigation equipment.
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Hero is the theme today, with Carson talking about his crush on AJ (see below.) So my blog tribute goes to my hero of the day, Zach Greinke. Why Zach Greinke? Because he may be the smartest player in baseball, and I appreciate brainage. The 23 year old right hander, who I once heard called "the next Greg Maddux" because of his moving fastball and cerebral approach to batters, decided to skip out on the Royals before the season started. No one really knows why other than "personal issues." Until now. It's obvious he didn't want to be on the worst team in the history of baseball. The Royals have 2 ten game losing streaks already (it's May!) They are on pace to lose greater than 120 games and finish 60 back of Detroit or Chicago or whoever wins the Central. Where's Greinke in all of this? Enjoying a pina colada or other adult beverage in his hometown of Orlando, FL maybe? I'm not really sure. Granted, he's not cashing a paycheck, but maybe this little coup will allow him to play for a different team next year, and then it will all be worth it. Hell, even Pittsburgh looks good compared to the Royals. So here's to you Zach Greinke, wherever the hell you are, for having enough "personal issues" to avoid the debacle that is the KC Royals.
Tuesday, May 23, 2006
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The Royals suck! How can they suck so bad, I have no idea! Shittsburgh needs to stay ahead of the three-way pack for worst in baseball between K.C. and the Marlins.
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the reason he didn't play is because he had some serious problems. not because he didn't want to play for us.
- August 05, 2007 10:10 PM
they wouldn't suck so bad if there was a salary cap and then the team would hve even players
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he had personal issues
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SOS INC. of Fruitland, ID, the manufacturer of Sospenders branded inflatable pfd's is voluntarily recalling approximately 7,200 automatic inflatable personal flotation devices (PFD). Approximately 300 defective Hammar units in one lot of 500 were loaded incorrectly and will not inflate the vest. This recall impacts all PFD's sold under the Millennium product label, as well as the Hammar rearm kits. SOS INC. has made the decision to recall all Hammar products for 100% safety inspection. These units were sold to consumers by West Marine between March 2002 and August 2002.
As was reported in this column on August 15, the Knickerbocker Cup was postponed until the summer of 2003. But the Continental Airlines Regatta, which is normally held as part of the Knickerbocker Cup, took place as usual on August 22 in New York Harbor. This year the competition was somewhat different, as the international match racing skippers were occupied with other events, which prevented their participation in the Continental Regatta and the Knickerbocker Cup. So instead of professional sailors on the competing PHRF boats and J105s, the boat owners were skippers and their crew consisted of VIPs from Continental Airlines. With winds of 15 to 25 knots, five members of Knickerbocker YC ran three races in New York Harbor. Local sailors who were part of the Race Committee included Bert Lowatsky, Bob Ebeneau, Peter Rosenberg, Ed Tolley and Joel Sterling. Because additional boats were needed to fill out the J105 fleet, Knickerbocker YC Commodore Jeff Wenger, on board his boat, the Donna J, along with crewmember Michael Aingorn, competed in the three races. At the end of the day, VIPs from Continental Airlines, sailors, crew, and Race Committee enjoyed a cocktail party at Pier 17, where they enjoyed a beautiful view of the harbor while snacking on delicious hors d'oeuvres.
On a warm Thursday evening, August 15, the Manhasset Bay Junior YC held its annual Junior Sailing Awards. Port Washington YC held its awards dinner on Friday, August 16, with the Knickerbocker YC giving out awards to junior sailors on Sunday, August 18. Results for MBJYC follow, with PWYC and KYC awards listed in next week's column. The results for the MBJYC: Novice Optimist Boy/Girl: Robbie Jordan/Meredith Krim, Most Improved Intermediate Optimist Boy/Girl: Evan Read/Gabriel Salvatera, Most Improved Advanced Optimist Boy/Girl: Wilkie Jordan/Louise Browning, Most Improved Novice Blue Jay Boy/Girl: Jeff Izzo/Victoria Bellinski, Most Improved Advanced Blue Jay Boy/Girl: Mike Zito/Whitney Bushey, Most Improved Laser Boy/Girl: Beau Carucci/Carrie Read. Most Improved 420: Mark Cornachio/John Lawrence. Instructor's Awards: Optimist: Charlie Morris, Novice: Cynthia Cifolo, Midget: Matt Cornachio, and Junior: Francesca Capone. Winners of Perpetual Awards: Haire Trophy: (awarded to a boy or girl who has demonstrated qualities as a leader, sportsman, yachtsman, who best typifies the ideals of MBYC): Joe Vogel, Chapman Trophy (awarded to a junior for the most distinguished achievements in events outside the JSA): Alex Whipple, Helmle Trophy (awarded to a boy and girl who display the best seamanship): Tedd Himler/Ellen Simon, Cow Bay Trophy (awarded to the most outstanding sailor at the JSA of LIS Optimist Regatta: Bitsy Whipple, King Trophy (awarded to a boy or girl who has achieved the best percentage performance in JSA Open events): Matt Himler, Graf Memorial Trophy (awarded to a boy or girl who best displays sportsmanship, desire and enthusiasm for yachting): Catherine Rainone, Kings Point Trophy (awarded to boy or girl for best crew): Alex Horowitz, Commodore's Cup (awarded to the most outstanding sailor in the Junior Program): Matt Himler, Junior Shipshape Award (awarded to the boy or girl in the Junior Sailing Program who best demonstrates seamanship through his or her care of either their own or club-owned boats and equipment): Doug Horowitz, and the Louise T. Haney Award (awarded to a junior sailor, who is 13 years of age or older, enrolled in the MBJYC sailing program and who has demonstrated the qualities of perseverance, consistent effort, sportsmanship, dedication to the sport of sailing, and who exemplifies the mission of MBYC): Marissa Diaz, who was also the recipient of this award from its inception in 2000.
North Shore YC was Race Committee for August 17-18. On Saturday, August 17th, the results for the Sonar Class: 1. #375, Housemartin, Beth/Greg Danilek, 2. #396, Delight, Bob Kirtland, and 3. #652, Sounder, Rick Jordan/Jeff Shane. On Sunday, August 18th the top finishers were: 1. #451, Ping, Sue Miller/John Browning, 2. Sounder, and 3. Delight. MBO results for Saturday: 1. #9, Miss B Haven, Grace Allen, 2. #25, Blackjack, Adrian Alley/George Graf, and 3. #5, Escapade, Ned Baker/Dick Moore. Sunday's results for the MOB fleet: 1. Miss B Haven, 2. #11, Bob Adams/Curt Champlin, and 3. #21, Blue Chip, Chip Allen/Einar Haukeland.
The Thirsty Thursday group held their CBCA Fall Series Race on August 22nd with 14 boats on the starting line in three divisions. The results: Division 1 (Course UTC, 7.31 nm): 1. #777, Freefall, Carol and Bill McFaul, 2. #51676, Promise Kept, Sandy Lindenbaum, and 3. #39516, Avalanche, Al Albrecht. In Division II (Course BCBA, 8.02 nm): 1. #40774, Xcite, Yalcin Tarhan, 2. #216, Happy Daze II, Tom Egan, and 3. #53384, Vision, Marc Epstien. Winners in Division III (Course BC, 5.95 nm): 1. #257, Sundance, Joel Ziev, 2. #152, Serenity, Jacques Blinbaum, and 3. #18, Tootsie, Ron Fink.
Port Washington YC was Race Committee for the weekend of August 24-25. On Saturday the Sonars and MBOs were out ready to compete. On Sunday, the Knickerbocker One Designs (KODs) joined the two other fleets. On both days, RC gave the fleets one race. Results for Saturday: Sonars (Course BKB): 1. #451, Ping, Sue Miller/John Browning, 2. #652, Sounder, Rick Jordan/Jeff Shane, and 3. #436, Lark, Bill Brakman. Sonar results for Sunday (Course ZB): 1. Ping, 2. #396, Delight, Bob Kirtland, and 3. Lark. Saturday results for the MBOs (Course BAB): 1. #9, Miss B Haven, Grace Allen, 2. #20, Southerly, Tom Godfrey/Don Richardson, and 3. #5, Escapade, Ned Baker/Dick Moore. MBO Sunday results (ZB): 1. Miss B Haven, 2. #11, Bob Adams/Curt Champlin, and 3. #17, Frolic, Bill Martin. The results for KODs on Sunday (Course ZB): 1. #15, Dybbuk, Roy Israel, 2. #11, Bon Chance, Matthew Temares, and 3. #14.
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BUFFALO, N.Y. -- Coal kills. That's the message of "The Silent Epidemic: Coal and the Hidden Threat to Health" by Alan H. Lockwood, MD, University at Buffalo emeritus professor of neurology. A photo of the book cover is at http://www.buffalo.edu/news/13687.
His book, which he discusses in a video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOao5GaVcKA, examines how human health is harmed by the burning of coal, which supplies nearly half of the energy in the U.S. and a far greater percentage in industrializing countries such as China, India and Brazil. While Lockwood says it's widely accepted that lifestyle choices are key determinants of health and longevity, air pollution is underappreciated as a factor behind causes of death in the U.S.
"There are these environmental factors that you don't have as much control over that are important contributors to mortality and morbidity," he explains. "Coal is a major contributing factor to the top four causes of death in the U.S.: cancer, heart disease, respiratory disease and stroke, but I think people are completely unaware that pollution from coal is responsible for huge numbers of deaths."
The book examines how coal is a factor in each of these diseases. Additional chapters examine the science, politics and economics of coal burning and global warming.
Beyond the top four causes of death, Lockwood adds, new scientific studies are beginning to show that coal burning also may play a role in neurodegenerative diseases, such as Alzheimer's disease and Parkinson's disease.
Lockwood, a board member with Physicians for Social Responsibility, became interested in how coal affects human health while writing a white paper on the subject for the organization. All profits from the book will be donated to the organization.
"That's when it really began to strike home with me that coal was a major source of air pollution damaging the health of Americans," says Lockwood. "The worst health effects of coal are felt by residents of states in the Northeastern U.S., east of the Mississippi, where most coal is burned and where the power plants are the oldest."
Coal burning causes disease through two main mechanisms, Lockwood explains: through the inflammatory response that inhaled particulate matter triggers in the body and through the penetration into the brain of inhaled particulate matter.
Lockwood, who was an early-adopter of solar technology for his own home, provides advice in the book to consumers on how to reduce their energy consumption. He also suggests that people become "energy advocates," promoting conservation and sustainable energy sources in public forums and to their elected officials.
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Mini-Bronchoalveolar Lavage Using the Combi-Cath Catheter System ? Improved Outcome
Jeffrey Davis, RRT, Thomas Keys, M.D., Judy Michener, RRT, Jean-Pierre Yared, M.D.
Background: Diagnostic sputum sampling for identification of pulmonary pathogens has been routinely performed using standard Clinical Practice Guidelines for artificial airway suctioning techniques in the Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit (CVICU) at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation (CCF). Annually, The CCF Microbiology Department processes approximately 1200 CVICU requests for culture and gram stain. Of these requests, approximately 13% are rejected due to contamination by upper airway flora; approximately 50% of the 1200 cultures are of value for considering a diagnosis of lower respiratory tract infection.
OBJECTIVE: The goal in the CVICU was to 1.) improve the practice of lower respiratory tract sampling by utilizing the "mini-Bronchoalveolar Lavage (MBAL)" technique with the "Combicath" catheter and 2.) decrease cost by establishing specific criteria for obtaining specimens. The MBAL can be considered the "Gold Standard" of sputum culture collection, second to directed BAL via bronchoscopy. Alveolar washing with a sterile catheter placed in distal bronchus helps to avoid contamination of culture by upper airway flora.
METHOD: In April, 2003, a CVICU policy was initiated that all sputum culture requests would be ordered by CVICU Critical Care Staff Physicians or consultant Infectious Disease Staff Physicians. Criteria for obtaining lower respiratory secretions are 1.) temperature >38.5C or < 36C, 2.) WBC >10K or < 1K, 3.) a new or progressive infiltrate (s) on chest X-ray or 4.) grossly purulent secretions. A 10 patient study was piloted to compare cultures with standard suctioning and sampling techniques versus MBAL technique.
RESULTS: In the 10 patient cohort compared to the MBAL, standard sampling practice yielded 4 upper airway contaminants (false positive) and 3 who had no growth whereas there was growth in the MBAL sample (False Negative).
CONCLUSION: Significant improvement in patient care combined with cost savings can be achieved by combining specific criteria for sputum sampling with the MBAL technique.


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Mars is mainly composed of basalt and andesite rock on its surface, covered in many places by meters or more of a dust as fine as talcum powder. Mars Global Surveyor spacecraft observations says that the magnetic fields on Mars exposed that parts of the planet's crust has been magnetized in alternating bands, usually measuring 100 miles wide by 600 miles long (160 km by 1000 km), in a similar pattern to those found on the ocean floors of Earth.
In 1999 one fascinating theory, published saying that these bands could be evidence of the past operation of plate tectonics on Mars, although this has yet to be confirmed. New findings, published in October 2005 support this theory, and seem to indicate an early era of tectonic activity similar to that found on Earth due to sea-floor spreading .If true, the processes involved may have helped to sustain an Earth-like atmosphere by transporting carbon rich rocks to the surface, while the presence of a magnetic field would have helped to protect the planet from cosmic radiation.
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Alumni receive 2009 awards from the Washington State Bar Association
Five graduates of Seattle University School of Law have been recognized for their outstanding community service and contribution to the legal profession. Among the recipients of the Washington State Bar Association's 2009 awards are:
- Judge Deborah D. Fleck '76 was honored with the 2009 Award of Merit, the WSBA's highest honor, for her leadership in advocating for adequate funding for Washington state courts and for promoting access to justice for all. She has been a King County Superior Court judge since 1992.
- Thuy Nguyen Leeper '01 was honored as a co-recipient of the 2009 Excellence in Diversity Award for her work, as Committee Co-chair, on a project for Washington Minority Bar Associations (MBA): the MBA Joint Committee on Law Firm Diversity.
- Ernest Radillo '07 was honored with the 2009 Courageous Award for displaying exceptional courage in the face of adversity, thus bringing credit to the legal profession. Since 2007, Radillo has been a staff attorney at Columbia Legal Services, a statewide non-profit law firm that provides free legal aid in civil matters to low-income people in Washington.
- Captain Alexander M. Straub '05 was honored with the 2009 Community Service Award for generously donating his time and talents in service to his community. Captain Straub is an assistant full-time judge advocate at the Washington National Guard Legal Office in Tacoma.
- Jonathan Yeh '02 was honored with the 2009 Pro Bono Award at the Access to Justice/Bar Leaders Conference in Yakima for his service to the community and dedication to pro bono services in Washington. Jonathan has been serving clients for the last eight years at the International District Legal Clinic.