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Frontal Systems Behavior Scale: datos normativos para adultos de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Authors: Camilotto Natalia , Caamaño Paula , Leiva Samanta 
Published: January 2025

Introducción y objetivo: La Frontal Systems Behavior Scale (FrSBe) es una escala autoadministrable que evalúa cambios comportamentales (apatía, desinhibición y disfunción ejecutiva) luego de una lesión cerebral. El objetivo del trabajo fue obtener indicadores de rendimiento del puntaje total y las sub-escalas de la FrSBe para adultos de habla hispana de la Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina, analizar el efecto de variables demográficas y obtener datos normativos del instrumento. Materiales y métodos: se incluyeron 169 participantes y 83 familiares de esos participantes de Buenos Aires que completaron una encuesta para datos demográficos y la versión en español de la FrSBe. Se calcularon estadísticos descriptivos y se aplicaron modelos de regresión lineal múltiple para analizar el efecto de la edad, la escolaridad y el género sobre las puntuaciones. Resultados: Las variables que mostraron efecto sobre el puntaje total de la FrSBe versión de auto-reporte fueron la edad y la escolaridad. No hubo efecto del género y el modelo no fue significativo para la versión del familiar. Se obtuvieron las medias de rendimiento de los participantes en la escala y se presentan los datos normativos agrupados en tres grupos etarios y cada uno de ellos en dos grupos de escolaridad, del mismo modo que en la versión original del instrumento. Conclusión: Este estudio presenta los primeros datos normativos para adultos de Buenos Aires en la FrSBe. Esto representa un aporte crucial para la utilización de este instrumento en esta región.
Primer Consenso Argentino sobre el manejo del Trastorno por Déficit de Atención e Hiperactividad en la adultez. Primera parte: introducción, metodología de trabajo y generalidades
Authors: Abadi Andrea , Cetkovich-Bakmas Marcelo , Klijnjan Hernán , Echavarria Norma , Lischinsky Alicia , López Pablo , Michanie Claudio , Maresca Tomás , Remedi Carolina , Rovere Osvaldo , Torrente Fernando , Waisman Campos Marcela , Maraval Gerardo , Torralva Teresa , Canseco Diego , Dellamea Amalia , López Mato Andrea , Vazquez Gustavo , Corrales Alejo 
Published: January 2025

El trastorno por déficit de atención e hiperactividad (TDAH) ha sido tradicionalmente concebido como una condición privativa de la infancia. Sin embargo, una creciente evidencia sugiere que el TDAH persiste en la vida adulta, manifestándose de diversas maneras. A pesar de su prevalencia y de las significativas consecuencias en la vida cotidiana, el TDAH en adultos ha sido considerablemente subestimado y subdiagnosticado, lo que resulta en una carga sustancial tanto para los individuos afectados como para su entorno familiar y social. Esta revisión exhaustiva se propone explorar la complejidad del TDAH en la adultez y aborda su etiología, definición y presentación clínica, los factores de riesgo, las comorbilidades más frecuentes, los métodos de evaluación y los aspectos neuropsicológicos, así como los enfoques farmacoterapéuticos y los no farmacoterapéuticos para su tratamiento. Además, se examinan las implicaciones para el diagnóstico y el tratamiento, destacando la importancia de una comprensión integral de esta condición. A través de este documento, la Asociación Argentina de Psiquiatría Biológica (AAPB) aspira no solo a recopilar y analizar la evidencia sobre el TDAH en adultos, sino también a proporcionar una guía útil para los profesionales de la salud que tratan esta patología. Así, el objetivo final de este artículo es contribuir al desarrollo de estrategias efectivas para la evaluación y el manejo del TDAH, y mejorar de este modo la calidad de vida de los pacientes.
“The University Needs All of Such Exposure It Can Get”
Authors: Covell Dan 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
This article examines Columbia University's efforts to create the opportunity for its men's basketball program to participate in the National Invitation Tournament (NIT). In 1969, the New York Urban League requested that Columbia play in the NIT to, in the words of assistant director Louie Torrence, “act as a motivational force for the black youngsters in the black ghetto.” The request might benefit Columbia, as the Lions could play in the new Madison Square Garden and in the process perhaps increase the program's recruiting exposure locally and nationally, to combat the growing national perception that it was a haven for violent dissent and to create positive connections with its surrounding neighborhood. Columbia administrators lobbied Ivy League decision-makers to allow members to accept an NIT bid should one be proffered but were rebuffed multiple times, which undercut a newly competitive program, which has never regained its short-lived prominence and failed to meet the university's objectives to alter negative public perceptions.
Sport and Second-Wave Feminism in the Pages of Ms. Magazine
Authors: Murtha Ryan 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
Among the most widely read women's magazines of its time, Ms. positioned itself as a forum in which all women would see their stories reflected and in which they would find coverage of the issues they cared about. As a result of this effort, sport became a recurring topic in the magazine from its earliest days. In this article, I examine the magazine's 1970s sports coverage to uncover how the magazine positioned itself vis-à-vis contemporary debates about sport within the broader feminist community. I find that while the magazine certainly afforded space to more radical perspectives, a liberal, assimilationist view toward sport proved to be the dominant one.
Predictors of treatment control in severe chronic urticaria treated with omalizumab
Authors: Proença Miguel , Marcelino João , Vieira João , Guimarães Joana , Dias Carlota , Tomaz Elza 
Published: January 2025

Background:
Real-life clinical research on biomarkers that predict therapy outcomes of severe chronic spontaneous urticaria patients receiving omalizumab (OMA) therapy is still limited. For this reason, we aimed to identify biomarkers that predict the response to OMA treatment.

Methods:
A single-center, observational, retrospective review of patients with severe chronic urticaria treated with OMA from January 2015 to January 2023 in a Portuguese Immunology and Allergy Department. One-way ANOVA and linear regression were used.

Results:
Data on 56 OMA-treated chronic spontaneous urticaria patients shows patients can be divided into 3 groups according to their response to OMA. The first group of 26 patients (46.4%) successfully reduced their IMA dose without experiencing any rebound effects. The second group of 19 (33.9%) patients achieved disease control but could not tolerate a progressive dose reduction, and the third group of 11 (19.6%) patients, required a higher dose to achieve disease control. In group 1, patient age and a favorable clinical response had a positive correlation (P = 0.008). The patient’s age was also correlated to the time interval until a dose reduction was tolerated (r = 0.69; P = 0.005). There was also a negative correlation between the ratio: thyroid peroxidase antibodies/total-IgE and a favorable clinical response (r = −0.74; P = 0.021). In group 2, thyroid peroxidase antibodies were negatively correlated with a favorable clinical response (r = −0.55; P = 0.027). In group 3, anti-double-stranded DNA was negatively correlated with a favorable clinical response (r = −0,97; P = 0,007).

Conclusion:
Our study suggests that older patients experience higher success rates with OMA compared to younger individuals, but increasing age is also associated with a longer interval before achieving successful dose reduction. Potential markers of resistance to OMA identified in our cohort included elevated levels of IgG-antithyroid peroxidase antibodies, positive anti-dsDNA antibodies, and a higher IgG-antithyroid peroxidase/total-IgE ratio.
The association of environmental house dust mite allergens and crustacean allergy: the Japan Environment and Children’s Study (JECS)
Authors: Kojima Reiji , Shinohara Ryoji , Kushima Megumi , Yui Hideki , Otawa Sanae , Horiuchi Sayaka , Miyake Kunio , Yokomichi Hiroshi , Akiyama Yuka , Ooka Tadao , Yamagata Zentaro ,   the Japan Environment and Children’s Study Group
Published: January 2025

Background:
The higher crustacean allergy prevalence in Asia than in Western regions may be due to a shrimp–mite cross-reaction. A high environmental house dust mite prevalence may lead to increased house dust mite sensitization and thereby increase the prevalence of crustacean allergy.

Objective:
To determine the association between environmental house dust mite allergens and crustacean allergy in Japanese preschool children.

Methods:
We used data from 4,242 mother–infant dyads who participated in the subcohort study of the Japan Environment and Children’s Study, a prospective birth cohort study. A logistic regression model was used to analyze the association between house dust mite allergens in dust at 18 months and 3 years of age and crustacean allergy at the age of 4 years.

Results:
The crustacean allergy prevalence was 0.4%. Greater house dust mite exposure at 18 months of age was associated with a higher prevalence of crustacean allergy, although this association was not statistically significant. However, there was no positive association between house dust mite exposure at 3 years of age and crustacean allergy.

Conclusions:
No association between house dust mite allergen exposure in infancy and the risk of crustacean allergy at preschool age was apparent. Follow-up studies, including investigation of tropomyosin sensitization in schoolchildren, are required.
Quality of life in patients with hereditary angioedema correlates with angioedema control: Our experience at Chandigarh, India
Authors: Sharma Rajni , Basu Suprit , Tyagi Reva , Siniah Sangeetha , Barman Prabal , Sil Archan , Machhua Sanghamitra , Chawla Sanchi , Pandiarajan Vignesh , Pilania Rakesh Kumar , Sharma Saniya , Dhaliwal Manpreet , Suri Deepti , Rawat Amit , Kumaran Sendhil M. , Dogra Sunil , Singh Surjit , Jindal Ankur Kumar 
Published: January 2025

Background:
Hereditary angioedema (HAE) is characterized by unpredictable acute attacks that impair the patient’s quality of life (QoL) not only due to the impact on functional abilities caused by edema but also due to pain and other symptoms, including fatigue, nausea, and vomiting.

Objectives:
QoL studies in patients with HAE have not been carried out in the Indian subcontinent. Hence, we carried out this study to assess the QoL and to identify factors associated with impaired QoL in patients with HAE.

Methods:
This was a cross-sectional observational study carried out in confirmed cases of HAE, aged >18 years, using angioedema QoL score and angioedema control test.

Results:
We enrolled 135 patients with HAE (aged 18–80 years) with a mean age of 40.93 years. We observed that the QoL directly correlates with angioedema control and is also affected by other factors such as gender, duration of follow-up, and the frequency of episodes. Genitalia swelling, positive family history, and presence of mortality due to HAE in the family also significantly impact the QoL of patients with HAE. In addition, patients with type 1 HAE reported a poorer QoL as compared to patients with type 2 HAE.

Conclusion:
We report the QoL of patients with HAE from settings where none of the first-line medications are available. Results of the study suggest that disease control is the most important factor that influences the QoL.
IgE-mediated coconut allergy in tropical Singapore
Authors: Tan Lynette Liling , Goh Si Hui , Lee May Ping , Loh Wenyin , Goh Anne , Chong Kok Wee 
Published: January 2025

Background:
Coconut (Cocos nucifera) is a fruit belonging to the Arecaceae plant family. It is not a common allergen and literature on it is limited. Currently, there is a lack of data on coconut allergy in Asia, despite it being a fruit commonly used as a food ingredient in tropical Southeast Asia.

Objective:
In this study, we aimed to describe the demographics, clinical features, and natural history of Singaporean children with IgE-mediated coconut allergy.

Methods:
A retrospective review was conducted for children diagnosed with coconut allergy in a tertiary pediatric hospital in Singapore between 2017 and 2022.

Results:
The diagnosis of coconut allergy was made in 41 patients based on convincing history of IgE-mediated allergic reaction and a positive test (prick-to-prick test to coconut water, coconut flesh, and/or specific immunoglobulin E). The median age at first reaction was 20 months (range: 6–96 months) with most reacting on first ingestion (80.5%). Majority presented with cutaneous reactions (90.2%). Anaphylaxis occurred in 9.8%, with all involving cutaneous and respiratory systems. Most reacted to coconut milk (34.1%). Majority (82.9%) had another food allergy and a personal history of atopy (90.2%). Median duration of follow-up was 35 months (range: 3–109). Only 1 of the 41 patients reported natural tolerance at 76 months.

Conclusions:
Although a relatively uncommon food allergy, coconut allergy is a significant problem as anaphylaxis occurs in 1 in 10 and appears to be a persistent allergy.
Clean Air for Asthma and Allergy Program (CAAP), a Randomized Controlled Trial to Evaluate the Effectiveness of Multicomponent Interventions to Reduce Indoor Triggers in Childhood Asthma
Authors: Det-amnatkul Wiphada , Kulalert Prapasri , Nanthapisal Sira , Poachanukoon Orapan 
Published: January 2025

Background:
Multicomponent interventions have been reported as effective strategies for improving allergen reduction and asthma control. However, few studies have evaluated the integration of an indoor air quality (IAQ) system and e-health as part of multicomponent interventions.

Objective:
To evaluate the effects of multicomponent interventions on house dust mite allergens, indoor particulate matter, and knowledge and trigger reduction behaviors (TRBs) of caregivers.

Methods:
Twelve pediatric asthmatic patients with dust mite sensitization were randomly assigned to either a multicomponent intervention group or a control group. In the multicomponent intervention group, IAQ systems were installed in participants’ bedrooms, bedding covers were provided, and asthma education was delivered through the LINE application, while the control group received conventional treatment. House dust mite allergen levels were analyzed using the enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay technique, and particulate matter <2.5 micrometer diameter (PM2.5) concentrations were measured at baseline, 4 weeks, and 8 weeks postenrollment. Questionnaires were used to evaluate TRBs and asthma knowledge among caregivers before and after the intervention.

Results:
There were decreased Dermatophagoides pteronyssinus allergen group 1 and Dermatophagoides farinae allergen group 1 levels in the multicomponent intervention group compared to the control group; however, the reduction was not statistically significant. Indoor PM2.5 concentrations were significantly lower in the multicomponent intervention group compared to the control group after 4 and 8 weeks (P = 0.005). Statistically significant improvement in overall TRBs (P = 0.04) and a trend in improving asthma knowledge among caregivers were observed in the multicomponent intervention group compared to the control group, although the difference did not reach statistical significance (P = 0.06).

Conclusion:
Implementation of an IAQ system and asthma education through the LINE application, as part of multicomponent interventions, resulted in a significant reduction in indoor PM2.5 concentrations and improved TRBs among caregivers.
Revisão sistemática da literatura sobre o Benefício de Prestação Continuada (BPC)
Authors: Fernandes Daniele , Andrade Adriana 
Published: January 2025

A pandemia da covid-19 gerou consequências diversas, dentre elas, o aumento da população em situação de pobreza no Brasil. Nesse contexto, se coloca em evidência o debate sobre as políticas de assistência social, a exemplo do Benefício de Prestação Continuada-BPC, uma das principais políticas de garantia de renda cuja população alvo é formada por pessoas idosas e por pessoas com deficiência, em condições de vulnerabilidade. O objetivo do presente trabalho consistiu em realizar uma revisão sistemática da literatura sobre o BPC com o intuito de caracterizar a produção acadêmica de artigos a respeito desse tema. Identificou-se que a questão do benefício destinado à pessoa com deficiência em comparação à pessoa idosa foi mais recorrentemente investigada. Os termos mais empregados foram “social”, “renda”, “benefício” e “avaliação”. Os artigos refletem as temáticas da pobreza, do funcionamento do programa e da transferência de renda.
Análise hermenêutica e econômica dos critérios de interpretação do STJ no processo de execução Cvel
Authors: Gomes de Brito Cristiano 
Published: January 2025

O presente trabalho tem por objetivo analisar hermenêutica e economicamente as interpretações realizadas pelo Superior Tribunal de Justiça- STJ nos processos de execução por quantia certa contra devedor solvente e a sua repercussão jurídica e econômica, buscando compreender, sob a ótica da análise econômica do direito, os fundamentos de sua aplicação, por meio da abordagem dedutiva, com base em jurisprudência, bibliografia e legislação sobre o tema. Demonstrar-se-á que as interpretações realizadas pelo STJ são aplicadas de forma instável e imprevisível, sem critérios objetivos, lógicos e econômicos, impossibilitando assegurar aos jurisdicionados a segurança jurídica e a previsibilidade para tomada de decisões em seus negócios. Propor-se-á que os critérios de interpretação do STJ sejam aplicados para proporcionar maior segurança jurídica, estabilidade e previsibilidade das decisões, pois é a última instância recursal na interpretação de lei infraconstitucional e na pacificação da jurisprudência entre os tribunais. Por fim, demonstrar-se-á que o STJ deve possibilitar aos aplicadores do direito, jurisdicionados e agentes econômicos preverem a posição da Corte em casos semelhantes, estabilizando suas decisões, impedindo a incidência de jurisprudências vacilantes ou instáveis, que comprometem a segurança jurídica, prestigiando os princípios norteadores do processo de execução.
Research Institute № 9 of the Imperial Japanese Army
Authors: Kulanov A. E. 
Published: January 2025

Despite the decades that have passed since the end of World War II, historians and researchers from other academic fields remain interested in the activities of a number of organizations and military units of the Japanese army and navy, engaged, during the pre-war and war periods, in the development of weapons of mass destruction, unique weapons, as well as means of their delivery. At the same time, against the background of the relatively well-studied circumstances of the activities of the infamous Units 731 and 100, which produced and tested bacteriological and other weapons in the territory of Manchuria, the data on the activities of the Army Military Research Institute № 9, located in the Tokyo suburb of Kawasaki, remain almost completely unknown to Russian researchers.In the Japanese- and English-language historical literature, the unit is known as the “Noborito Laboratory,” deriving the name from the area where the institute was located. For the first time in the Russian-language literature, this work presents the history of the establishment and activities of this top-secret division of the Japanese Imperial Army, a general outline of its structure and activities, which included experiments and attempts to create bacteriological weapons, production of counterfeit money and documents, various weapons of mass destruction, including bacteriological ones as well as weapons based on the use of microwave radiation, secret espionage and electronic equipment, poisons, the historically first intercontinental means of delivering damaging substances, etc.The problem of the post-war fate of the liquidated Research Institute № 9 and the appearance of some of its traces in Japan after 1945 are also touched upon. The research is based on materials declassified in Japan and published by the Defunct Imperial Japanese Army Noborito Laboratory Museum for Education in Peace, as well as on the materials of foreign press.
Tayama Katai’s Essay “K and T” (“K to T”)
Authors: Toropygina M. V. 
Published: January 2025

This publication presents the translation into Russian of the essay “K and T” by the Japanese writer Tayama Katai (1871–1930). The essay was published in 1917, first as a stand-alone piece in the magazine Bunshō Sekai, and then as a chapter of the book Thirty Years in Tokyo (Tōkyō no Sanjūnen). The heroes of the essay are Tayama Katai himself (in the text he acts as T) and his friend Kunikida Doppo (1871–1908, in the text he is K). The author speaks about the time in 1897 when the young heroes (both of them are 26 years old) spent a little over a month in a temple in Nikkō. At this time, Tayama Katai and Kunikida Doppo, who soon became famous writers, were just entering literary life.The essay gives an idea of the thoughts and feelings of the Japanese literary youth at the end of the 19th century. As twenty years passed since the events described, Tayama Katai manages to see not only his friend, but also himself “from the outside.” The heroes, very different in character, talk about what human life, love, religion, and nature are. They often argue, even quarrel. The conversations about literature give an idea of what the Japanese literary youth of that time were passionate about, which Western writers and poets were especially popular.From the essay, one can also learn how much the writers earned with their writings. The main purpose of the journey of the young people was writing. It was during his stay in Nikkō that Doppo wrote the short story “Uncle Gen” (“Gen oji”), a work that marked his turn to prose.
The Life of the Japanese in the Mirror of Statistics and Public Opinion Polls
Authors: Lebedeva I. P. 
Published: January 2025

The article deals with the issue of the level and quality of life of the Japanese. Data from two sources of information are analyzed and compared – official statistical data and opinion polls conducted by private and public organizations. The statistics show that, according to a number of indicators (the level of per capita income, household provision of housing and durable goods, life expectancy, distribution of income and wealth among the population, etc.), Japan is among the highly developed nations, providing the absolute majority of its citizens with a high level of material well-being.Although, in general, the data of sociological surveys, which represent subjective assessments by the Japanese of their financial situation, do not refute this thesis, in some aspects they significantly correct it, showing that not all citizens of the country are satisfied with their standard of living and some of its components.While some of these assessments seem controversial, this does not diminish their importance as a valuable source of information.These assessments, in particular, show that Japanese society is far from being as homogeneous as it is commonly believed, that it consists of groups that differ not only in income and wealth, but also in lifestyle, in their ideas about the value of work, about the importance of certain aspects of life, about social justice, etc.In other words, by complementing statistical indicators, these assessments help us to get closer to understanding how diverse and complex the life of contemporary Japanese society is.