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Well as drill down locally to increase the relevance of the information to retail customers. These insights are then translated into account plans, retail marketing programs, and business development executions at the store level. Best practices: Anheuser-Busch developed a best practices initiative to share innovative solutions among its retailer customers, and has deployed this practice as part of its "top-to-top" business previews with major customers. Technology: Anheuser-Busch has also placed greater focus on technology, specifically in the areas of automation, decision support systems, and electronic commerce. These technologies help the brewer develop analytical insights faster, provide more forward-thinking analytics, and improve executional performance, according to Anheuser-Busch. To maximize the effectiveness of these initiatives, AnheuserBusch enhanced its training program with internal and external training classes focusing on bestof-class category and space management processes. It has also expanded its regional category management personnel nationwide to support retailers at the local level. Taken together, the combination of new initiatives and a greater local presence has resulted in better-performing categories among Anheuser-Busch retailers. to market with new items. Prior to Coors' involvement in managing the category, the retailer's beer category dollar sales, at million, were down 2.2 percent over the previous year. While total store traffic was up 9.7 percent, the buyer conversion rate for beer was down 6 percent. In other words, the traffic was there, but the grocer was not capitalizing on it to sell more beer. Coors' strategy was to give the beer category more visibility, to create excitement and attract shoppers who were obviously making their high-value fillin and routine beer-buying trips elsewhere. The plan was to reinforce the retailer's brand promise to consumers by positioning the chain as a convenient, pleasant place to buy beer. The brewer's recommendation was to implement dramatic yet simple changes to draw shoppers back to the beer aisle, with an emphasis on driving those key above-premium and domestic premium purchases. These changes included an overhaul of the retailer's promotional strategy and the establishment of Coors' GoldenStandard processes and execution methods across the category. Following are key elements of Coors' promotional strategy: Running multiple above-premium features every week, with a focus on 12packs. Continuing weekly domestic premium features and running multiple packages on high-indexing weeks. Featuring larger and seasonal packages to fulfill more consumer need states and encourage pantry fill. Running more front-page ads to create excitement and drive traffic. Implementing mandatory display planners to support aggressive feature activity and reduce promotional outof-stocks. The new strategy grew the category buyer conversion rate for beer 13 percent for the retailer, the overall shopping basket size with beer in it grew 16.7 percent, and the average beer dollar ring grew 16 percent. The retailer's total category dollar sales now are up 17.4 percent, vs. a drop of 2.2 percent the year before; while the remaining market grew just 3.7 percent. This represented a category dollar share gain for the retailer of 1.9 share points, which equates to .4 million. More tellingly, the two segments addressed, above-premium and domestic premium, grew 24.9 percent and 16.3 percent, respectively. Now that's what we call refreshment.
M. avium complex. The reservoir of M. &urn for most patients with disseminated disease has not been identified, but it is assumed to be the same as or similar to that for patients with non-HIV-related M. avium complex lung disease. Mycobacterium avium complex is present in tap water, and one study of disseminated M. avium complex disease in AIDS demonstrated that some cases are likely acquired from hospital tap water 12 ; . Interestingly, there does not appear to be a geographic predilection with disseminated disease in the United States, as there is with skin test reactivity and with chronic lung disease. Water is also the likely source of infection for numerous other NTM species including M. marinum, M. kansasii, nosocomial outbreaks or pseudo-outbreaks due to rapidly growing mycobacteria, M. xenopi, and M. simiae. Mycohucteriutn marinum has been commonly associated with salt water, fresh water, fish tanks, and swimming pools 13 ; . Mycohucterium kansusii has not been recovered from soil or natural water supplies 5 ; . It has been isolated repeatedly, however, from tap water 14, 15 ; in the same communities where M. kansasii disease exists. Interestingly, it has been shown to survive up to 12 tap water but not in soil Rapidly growing mycobacteria such as M. , fortuitum, M. chelonae, and M. abscessus can be recovered from soil and natural water supplies, and are the most common NTM associated with nosocomial disease 16-24 ; . Investigations of nosocomial outbreaks or pseudo-outbreaks caused by these species including the use of DNA fingerprinting with pulsed-field gel electrophoresis 2.5, 26 ; have demonstrated that tap water 18, 19 ; ice prepared from tap water 20.2 l ; , processed tap water used for dialysis 22 ; and distilled water used for preparing solutions such as gentian violet 23, 24 ; are the usual nosocomial sources of the organisms. Mycohacterium xenopi is an obligate thermophile that requires temperatures of 28" C or above to grow 4 ; . It has been recovered almost exclusively from hot water and hot water taps within hospitals 15, 27-29 ; where it has been associated with multiple positive i.e., probably contaminated ; clinical samples and a few cases of clinical pulmonary and soft tissue disease 28-30 ; . These clusters of hospital isolates have been reported from the United States, the United Kingdom, and other areas in Europe. In two studies, the clinical isolates and hospital water isolates have been shown to be identical by DNA fingerprinting 28, 29 ; . It has been speculated that the organism enters the hospital from municipal water mains, then multiplies in the hospital heating tanks where the temperature is 43-45" C, the optimal temperature for growth of this organism 30 ; . Reports of recovery of M. simiae from clinical specimens have been clustered in three geographic areas: Israel 31 ; . Cuba, and the southwestern United States-Texas. Arizona, and New Mexico 32-34 ; . Most recoveries have been single positive specimens that are smear-negative 32, 33 ; and not associated with clinical disease 33 ; suggesting environmental contamination as a likely source. For several clusters of isolates, organisms were also recovered from the local tap water 34, M. Yakrus, personal communication, 35 ; suggesting it as the likely organism source. Mycobacterium mulmoense, which has emerged as a major NTM pathogen in northern Europe. has been recovered from natural waters in Finland 36 ; and soils in Zaire 37 ; and Japan 38 ; . The recently recognized pathogen M. genuvense has not been recovered from soil or water, but it has been recovered from a dog and a variety of pet birds including psittacine birds 39, 40 ; . Mycobucterium ulceruns disease occurs in discrete but widely dispersed geographic areas in the watersheds and pulmicort.
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Don't tolerate Triptan family abortive drugs. Drug interactions are an issue with this one. RESCUE MEDICATIONS are used when the initial abortive treatment didn't work or was taken too late in the headache process to be effective. The goal when using these drugs is to provide relief from pain with the risk of sedation and or gastrointestinal side effects being an acceptable trade-off. Tramadol Ultram ; is a good option. Commonly, oral opiods like Codeine Tylenol#3 ; , and propoxyphene Darvocet ; , hydrocodone Lortab, Vicodin ; or oxycodone Percocet ; are used. Over-use of these drugs can lead to rebound headaches and risk of addiction. Injectable opiods like meperidine Demerol ; are sometimes used in the emergency room. Opiods should NEVER be used as the only drug to treat regular migraine. In this authors' opinion, butalbital containing drugs Bupap, Fiorinal, Fioricet ; should never be used because of addiction and rebound headache concerns. In fact, it is banned in Europe. Imitrex can be injected and is the only drug in its class indicated for migraine of several hours to days duration. Anti-emetics Phenfrgan and Compazine ; and anticonvulsants Depakote ; are sometimes used in the emergency room setting as rescue, but are not practical for regular home use due to marked sedation, adverse event risk or need for IV administration. PREVENTIVE MEDICATIONS are those taken daily and long-term. Usually it takes 1-3 months to see benefit. Some frequent headache sufferers have taken these for years. The goal when using these drugs is to reduce headache frequency and or intensity. They are indicated for patients suffering few disabling headaches a month, or person suffering frequent headaches that affect daily performance and quality of life. Anticonvulsant medications like Depakote, Topamax, Neurontin, and Zonegran are now used to great success for migraine. Low doses of older antidepressants like amitriptyline Elavil ; and nortriptyline Pamelor ; are very good for migraine and tension headache. Depression or anxiety often co-exist in the headache sufferer and recent SSRIs Lexapro, Paxil, Prozac, Zoloft, etc. ; or similar acting ones like, Effexor XR and Wellbutrin XR, are helpful in co-existing conditions. Beta-blockers, like propranolol Inderal ; , and tenormin Atenolol ; , help many with migraine. Sometimes muscle relaxants like Tizanidine Zanaflex ; are taken in a preventive fashion for tension headaches as well. Preventives are combined for some headache patients. Hormones such as Mircette and Seasonale contraceptive pills are used in some menstrual migraine patients. A STATEMENT OF CAUTION. It is critical to note that overuse of pain medication can actually result in more frequent headache, a phenomenon called analgesic rebound headaches. Most neurologists believe use of OTC medications that contain caffeine in combination with aspirin, acetaminophen, and or ibuprophen Excedrine, Excedrine Migraine, Anacin, BC Powders, Goody Powders ; , Midrin, all butalbital products, all Triptans, and all opiods used on more than 2 occasions a week can put a person at risk for rebound headaches. Your healthcare provider should instruct you on their appropriate use and recommend preventive medications if you are at risk. Thus headache prevention is a critical component of care. There are ALTERNATIVE METHODS that are helpful. Some are more effective than others in relieving headaches. Over-the-counter pain rubs like Arthrocreme and Ben Gay or generic rubs with 10-30% salicylate ; , Blue Emu, or Blue Ice Gel menthol ; are effective as an adjunct or alone for tension headache. Rub them on the neck. Biofreeze gel and Head-On sticks are very helpful for daily pain of tension headache and mild to moderate migraine pain. They are good adjuncts alternatives to OTC medicines if rubbed on the forehead as needed. Microwaveable heat pads gel-packs or gel neck wraps ; are excellent for long periods of studying, computer work, and lab work. Hot tub or whirlpool massage to the neck and shoulders help many. Vitamins and herbal supplements that have good data to support their use in migraine prevention include vitamin B2, magnesium, and feverfew Go to migrelief to order a product called Migrelief containing all 3 at recommended doses ; . Co-enzyme Q10 has been shown in a few studies to be helpful in reducing migraine frequency. These need to be taken in regular daily doses to be beneficial. Omega3 and Omega-6 fatty acids in fish oil and flaxseed oil ; may also be of benefit and are being studied. Ginseng is said to relieve tension and help headache in tea, capsules and powders. Guarana, from Brazil, is a popular headache remedy, probably because of the caffeine it contains. More costly methods often because of insurance reimbursement shortfalls ; include Chiropractic Osteopathic manipulation, message, acupressure, acupuncture, and biofeedback. These have been used by headache patients with variable degrees of success. Some headache sufferers are relieved by just a single medication occasionally. Others may require all manner of medications and modalities to manage difficult headache patterns. Most satisfied headache patients find that using a combination of lifestyle modification, OTC and or prescription medications, and even alternative medicine products and modalities help manage their headaches. The key to controlling headaches is to educate yourself about migraine and create your own "headache toolkit" with the help of your healthcare provider. Medication use whether OTC or prescription should be stratified based on the severity of pain and disability, rate of intensification of pain, and duration of headache. Simply put, use well tolerated, cheap, and usually effective medications e.g. naprosyn, caffeine, acetaminophen ; for mild pain, and more potent, more costly, and clinically reliable prescription medications e.g. Triptans drugs, Midrin ; for moderate to severe pain. In time, you will determine what quality of headache will require which medication and medrol.
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Rule out the disease.[3] In another test, an audiologist uses pure-tone and speech audiometry to check for low-frequency and asymmetrical hearing loss and diminished speech discrimination - all possible signs of Meniere's disease. An electronystagmograph ENG ; test battery may also be performed. During one of the tests, a doctor places electrodes near the patient's eyes to record their movements. He then stimulates the membranous labyrinth by directing warm and cold water into the ears, one side at a time. When performed on an unaffected ear, the test should induce nystagmus - jerky eye movements - and dizziness.[3] Patients in the early stages of the disease should also have a similar response.[3] The recordings of patients in the later stages, though, may show less nystagmus, and the patient may experience less dizziness.[3] This test is rarely diagnostic in and of itself and is usually used as an adjunct to other tests and information. I was lucky in that I was diagnosed quickly. After experiencing fullness, ringing, and fluctuating hearing loss in my right ear, I visited an otolaryngologist and a speech pathologist. The tests performed by the pathologist helped my otolaryngologist arrive at a diagnosis. Medical management is the first step After diagnosis, patients are usually started on a diuretic and instructed to follow a low-salt diet. Both can help reduce the frequency of attacks by decreasing the amount of fluid inside the inner ear. Patients should also avoid attack triggers - stress, fatigue, alcohol, quick, jerky body movement, blinking lights, and loud noises - and stop smoking cigarettes, since nicotine may decrease the blood supply available to the inner ear. If an attack does occur, patients can take certain drugs to treat the symptoms. Drugs such as Valium and Klonopin are used for anxiety and vertigo. Compazine and Phenergan are used to control nausea and vomiting while Benadryl and Antivert are used to control motion sickness symptoms. Besides taking a diuretic and following a low-salt diet, I listened to relaxation tapes, exercised, got plenty of rest, and built periods of relaxation into my days. This regimen helped me keep control of my three initial symptoms for 2 1 2 years. The psychological toll is large Let the patient know that counseling can help him learn to live with this chronic disease. So can a national network like the Vestibular Disorders Association or the Meniere's Network. These organizations, which provide patients with information on local and online support groups, conferences, books of interest, and clinical aspects of the disease, were instrumental in helping me cope over the years. Surgery, an option when meds fall By the time I experienced the drop attack I described earlier, my medical regimen had become ineffective. If medical therapy fails to control vertigo - which it does in about 20% of patients - surgical treatment is the next option. Endolymphatic sac surgery and vestibular nerve section are the most common surgical treatments. The decision to use one rather than the other depends on a number of factors, including degree of hearing loss and severity of vertigo. With sac surgery - the least complicated of the two - the goal is to reduce the amount of endolymph fluid inside the inner ear. A surgeon can do that in a number of ways, I suffered my first vertigo attack in mid-1988, at a time when my life was very stressful. They became progressively worse and more frequent. By 1991, I was becoming incapacitated by my attacks. Over the course of those three years, I became uneasy about going to work, leaving the house, or even getting out of bed. My anxiety turned to panic and then to depression. I felt as if I had no control over my life. Feelings of loneliness and abandonment are also common in people with Meniere's. Friends, family members, co-workers, and bosses may all be quick to dismiss the disease because the person doesn't "look" sick. Spouses, fearing an attack, may refuse to participate in social activities such as attending church and taking vacations. You can help a Meniere's patient by listening attentively and acknowledging his concerns. You might also want to share strategies that can give him back some control over his life. I did that, in part, by keeping an emesis basin, a pillow, a blanket, a car phone, and a large sign with the words "HELP POLICE" in my car. I also carried wax earplugs with me; even after losing some hearing, my ears were still sensitive to loud noises. For some patients, loud noises can trigger vertigo. ; To compensate for the plugs, I became a proficient lip reader.
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Call is patched by the FAO. This provides a level of protection for both the EMS provider and he physician, as well as the ability to review the call for QI purposes. The Trauma Medical Audit Committee of the Regional Trauma Advisory Board identified an issue when multiple patients are transported from the same scene. EMS providers must remain mindful that there are other EMS calls occurring at the same time and calling in telemetry and saying "this patient is from the same accident" can be confusing to the hospital. In order to alleviate this potential problem, EMS personnel will now need to identify the incident in some manner when multiple patients are involved. The simplest way may be to use the fire department command code, such as "Main St Command." In order to decrease the number of times you are asked by the receiving facility, "Why did you bring this patient here, " when transporting CPI patients, the protocol now provides the answer by requiring the patient to be transported to the closest facility. Legal 2000 patients are individuals who present a danger to themselves or others. As such, they cannot be left unattended in a hospital waiting room. The additive effects of multiple doses of morphine or phenergan may not manifest until after the patient is delivered to the receiving facility. Increased sedation or decreased respiratory effort, if unnoticed, may place the patient at an increased risk for an adverse event. Similarly, placing a patient who is not fully awake, oriented, and reactive, for whatever reason, into the waiting room of a receiving facility may place the patient at an increased risk for an adverse event and zaditor.
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Risk factors for heat related illnesses Elderly, chronically ill or incapacitating illness, very young. o Chronic medical conditions include cardiac heart ; disease, hypertension high blood pressure ; , obesity, diabetes, kidney and lung disease. Poor physical conditioning. High environmental temperature and humidity. Poor ventilation or cooling in buildings. Poor fluid intake. Alcohol use increases fluid loss ; . Medications that inhibit perspiration or increase fluid loss, including: Those used to treat movement disorders antiparkinsonian drugs, including Cogentin ; . Those used to treat allergies antihistamines such as Benadryl [diphenhydramine] ; . Diuretics water pills ; such as Lasix furosimide ; , bumetanide, hydrochlorothiazide. Those used to treat psychiatric conditions including, but not limited to: o Clozaril clozapine ; o Loxitane loxapine ; o Compazine o Phenergan promethazine ; prochlorperazine ; o Seroquel quetiapine ; o Elavil, Limbitrol, Triavil o Wellbutrin buproprion ; amitriptyline ; o Zyprexa olanzapine ; o Haldol haloperidol ; "KEEP COOL THIS SUMMER" Help avoid heat related illnesses Maintain hydration with cool water and sports drinks; provide extra fluids at meal times Drink at least 8 glasses of water a day, more in hot weather. Avoid caffeinated beverages and alcohol both increase fluid loss ; . When outdoors, seek open, shaded areas, avoid crowds. Use fans and air conditioning indoors. Open windows at night when air is cooler outside to allow cross ventilation if no air conditioning. During heat of the day, keep blinds drawn and windows shut, and move to cooler rooms. If no air conditioning at home, go to a shopping mall or public library. Take frequent breaks when outside in hot sun or from physical activity. Wear light-colored loose-fitting clothing dark colors absorb heat, loose clothing helps the body to cool wear a hat and sunglasses. Eat regular light meals to ensure you have adequate salt and fluids. Take a cool shower or bath. Be aware of individuals with risk factors for heat related illness; observe them at regular intervals. For questions or comments regarding the above Alert, please contact the MUI Registry Unit at 614 ; 995-3810.
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Usually included in allergy, cold and sinus preparations ; , most antinausea agents, and most antipsychotics. Smoking and coffee-drinking should be avoided by RLS patients altogether, if possible, but at the very least should be severely restricted near bedtime. Alcohol may initially offer brief reductions in restlessness and appear to promote sleep, but after 30 to 90 minutes, this effect dissipates and may be superceded by rebound worsening of leg restlessness and sleep-disturbance symptoms. Tricyclic and serotonin reuptakeblocking antidepressants often intensify symptoms of RLS. 45 ; Paradoxically, some patients respond favorably to the use of these same antidepressants. Theoretically, these positive responses could have resulted from amelioration of a stressinduced RLS component that was in turn caused by sleep-deprivation or anxiety, things for which antidepressants may be useful. However, such etiologic connections to RLS have not yet been convincingly demonstrated. ; Bupropion, a dopamineactive antidepressant, may prove to be a useful alternative antidepressant, as a study in five patients with PLMS showed a reduction in leg movements on sustained-release bupropion. 163 ; H1-antihistamines, in addition to directly causing drowsiness -- sometimes profound and long-lasting up to 48 hours or more ; -- can exacerbate RLS, often rather severely. This is probably due to an indirect effect on the dopamine receptors. Indeed, the first "neuroleptic" antipsychotic -- phenergan -- was originally brought to the market as an antihistamine, suggesting that there may be overlap between these classes of drugs.
Protocol: Basic Medical Care Airway management Vascular Access If simple allergic reaction urticaria ; : o Place and transport patient in position of comfort If allergic reaction with itching, swelling and urticaria: o Administer Epinephrine 0.3 ml of 1: 000 in the anterolateral thigh * o Administer Diphenhydramine 25-50 mg IVP IM Peds: 1 mg kg IVP ; Or Phenergan 12.5 mg diluted in 10ml of Normal Saline slow IV IO or 25mg IM o Consider Methylprednisolone 125 mg IVP Peds: 1 mg kg IVP ; If anaphylaxis without hypotension shortness of breath, wheezing, urticaria ; : o Administer Epinephrine 0.3 ml of 1: 000 in the anterolateral thigh * o Administer Diphenhydramine 25-50 mg IVP IM Peds: 1 mg kg IVP ; Or Phenergan 12.5 mg diluted in 10ml of Normal Saline slow IV IO or 25mg IM.
Wurst, W, Helmholtz Zentrum Muenchen, Institute of Developmental Genetics, Munich-Neuherberg, Germany Background: Corticotropin-releasing hormone CRH ; plays a prominent role in coordinating the neuroendocrine, autonomic, behavioral and immunological responses to stressful stimuli. Dysregulation of the CRH system is implicated in the pathogenesis and maintenance of psychopathology of human stress-related and affective disorders. To study the effects of central CRH hyperdrive we created a highly flexible genetic mouse model that allows spatio-temporally controlled overexpression of different CRH dosages. Methods: To generate a suitable mouse model we combined the properties of the ubiquitously expressed ROSA26 R26 ; locus with the Cre loxP sys tem. To avoid common uncertainties of transgene production such as copy number or site of transgene insertion we generated mice carrying a single copy of the murine Crh cDNA in the R26 locus. The Crh cDNA is preceded by a Cre-recombinase-sensitive transcriptional terminator. Breeding to transgenic cre mice enables full spatio-temporal control of exogenous CRH expression driven by the R26 promoter. Results: CRH overexpression in the entire central nervous system resulted in stress-induced hypersecretion of stress-hormones and increased active stress coping behavior reflected by reduced immobility in the forced swim and tail suspension test. These changes were related to acute effects of overexpressed CRH as they were normalized by CRH-R1 antagonist treatment and recapitulated the effect of stress-induced activation of the endogenous CRH system. Moreover, the analysis of mRNA expression of genes related to the CRH system in specific brain regions provided new insights into the complex regulation of this system. Conclusions: We have created a new, highly flexible transgenic mouse model, which can help dissecting CRH-sensitive pathways involved in the transition from physiological to pathological stress responses underlying etiology of affective and anxiety disorders. This animal model is also suited for validating drug candidates targeting the central CRH system.
Figure 3. Vasoactivity % to norepinephrine ; of atherosclerotic rabbit. : Control; : Pravastatin. Letter meanings are shown in Table 1.
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Open Discussion Marty Fuller inquired about Phenergan. He reported in hospital use has followed Phenergan with Benadryl. Dr. Lindstrom reported for EMS this is not an issue, if the patient has a patent line and properly infused, the hospital has more of an issue and the administering of Benadryl prophylactically for extra pyramidal prevention which is not in the protocols. Dr. Lindstrom reported the issue of sedation of the elderly is a concern. Dr. Miramontes suggested the use of Zofran in lieu of Phenergan and it comes in a generic form. Rich Ellett reported Maumee had problems with their inverter in their rig which was replaced and the problem was corrected. Rich also mentioned they also have an airbag issue which the county garage is looking into. Gary Orlow reported it was a quality issue with recent productions. Dr. Lindstrom asked the paramedics present if there are any issues regarding the lockers at the hospitals. Jeff Nissen reported Bay Park does not stock as much as other hospitals. If they need something that isn't there, they go to St. Charles or St. Vincents. Rich Ellett noted that he has observed non ALS personnel ge tting into the lockers. He has also noted expired medications in the lockers as much as 3-4 months old. He has noted it's a frequent problem at St. Luke's. Rich reported he didn't think it was an annex issue, he thinks squads find expired meds and just put them in the lockers and take new. Tim Treadaway reported he noticed the billing issue discussed in December's minutes and asked if there was an update. Chief McNutt reported this was discussed at the last Policy Board meeting and the Commissioners has put this on hold this year. Tim also asked are there any projections on how much money this would generate. Dennis Cole reported no data on that and he is working with Toledo Fire to get estimates of revenue generation. Dr. Miramontes reported Dennis could check with St. Vincent St. Charles billing MBI and they could give an idea by the number of runs generated!
A study on the effect of coleon U 1 ; and 7-acetoxy-6-hydroxyroyleanone 2 ; , isolated from Plectranthus grandidentatus, on the metabolic activity of MCF-7 cells is now presented. We have evaluated if their tumour growth inhibitory effect was related with apoptosis. 1 and 2 had shown a potent growth inhibitory effect on different human tumour cell lines, including the breast cancer cell line MCF-7 [1]. The metabolic activity of MCF-7 cells was evaluated by MTT assay after exposition to a range of concentrations 0.02 to 50 M ; for different periods of time 12, 24 and 48 h ; . MCF-7 cells viability was measured by trypan blue exclusion assay. Fragmentation of the genomic DNA was evaluated by the in situ Cell Death Detection Kit Fluorescein-TUNEL assay Boehringer Mannheim, Germany ; . Cell morphological analysis was accessed by fluorescent microscopy after DAPI staining. The metabolic activity of MCF-7 cells was analysed based on their capacity to reduce MTT. At concentration below 3 M compounds 1 and 2 did not affect significantly cellular metabolic activity 80 % ; even after 48 h exposition. Only concentrations above 3 M and expositions of 48 h caused an abrupt loss of activity 50 % ; . Treatments of 12 and 24 h affected differently the metabolic activity of MCF-7 cells. While compound 2 did not affect significantly this activity, compound 1 increased the capacity of cells to reduce MTT. Further studies are needed to elucidate the cause of this unexpected increase MTT reduction capacity of cells. MCF-7 cells were exposed to 1 or 6.4 M and 5.5 M, respectively ; for 48 h and evaluated for apoptosis. Treatment with coleon U 1 ; was associated with an increase of cells with abnormal nuclear condensation when compared with untreated control cells, but they still presented high values of viability 80% ; . This nuclear alteration was associated with DNA fragmentation, characteristic of apoptotic cells, when stained with TUNEL assay. The number of apoptotic cells reached 24.8 % after coleon U 1 ; treatment versus 4% on control cells. Treatment with compound 2 did not show an increase of apoptotic cells. These results suggest that coleon U exerts their growth inhibitory effect against MCF-7 cell line through the involvement of apoptosis while no relation could be established between compound 2 and this phenomenon. OH OH.
Just over a year ago at its Annual Scientific Meeting, the RACP released the 3rd Edition of its Ethical Guidelines for Relationships involving Medical Practitioners, Researchers and Industry1. In between these two events there has been considerable public comment on a range of related issues such as Pharmaceutical "freebies" and the extent to which they might influence prescribing, moves to contain such practices in Australia, comment overseas2 and by implication, a suggestion that litigation and medical practice may be affected3. The RACP document1 makes clear that "industry is understood broadly to refer to the full range of for profit enterprises associated with health care" P. 5 ; , not just pharmaceutical companies. It is intended it be disseminated throughout the Profession and our various learned Colleges and Specialist Societies for comment and hopefully acceptance. Apart from the pharmaceutical industry, "industry" includes P. 8-9 ; "manufacturers and suppliers of devices and appliances", "biotechnology companies involved in the development of new health care products" and "private companies which provide information, promotional materials and consumer marketing". In addition, included in this definition are "providers of services in relation to medical education and conference organisation in a commercial setting" and "providers of other services related to clinical practice, such as hospitals, ambulatory and investigative services and research". In July 2006 a leading overseas journal published an article2 on the Boston Scientific acquisition of Guidant, a company manufacturing implantable cardiovascular devices, that had come under scrutiny through publicity over adverse outcomes from some of its devices. Comment was made on the price paid for the acquisition. The author commented P. 337 ; that "there is broad consensus that the device industry, like the drug industry, will grow as baby boomers age". The author goes on to state P. 339 ; that "distinctions between the market for drugs and the market for devices are becoming less important" and links this to both increased regulation and funders of health care demanding "more rigorous evidence of efficacy". Herein lies the rub. Kessler et al indicate that they find P. 240 ; "systematic evidence of defensive medicine--medical practice based on fear of legal liability rather than the patients' best interests". However, their four proposals for reform Tort reform, reform to the standard of reasonable care, restriction on contingent and conditional fees and alternative compensation mechanisms ; will be undone if our Profession cannot deal with the inherent conflicts that surround our increasing ties with Industry. Worse still, our independence as a Profession will be called into question!
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