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Improving the efficiency of integrated cancer screening delivery across multiple cancers: case studies from Idaho, Rhode Island, and Nebraska
Authors: Tangka Florence K. L. , Subramanian Sujha , Hoover Sonja , Cariou Charlene , Creighton Becky , Hobbs Libby , Marzano Amanda , Marcotte Andrea , Norton Deirdre Denning , Kelly-Flis Patricia , Leypoldt Melissa , Larkins Teri , Poole Michelle , Boehm Jennifer 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
Background
Three current and former awardees of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Colorectal Cancer Control Program launched integrated cancer screening strategies to better coordinate multiple cancer screenings (e.g., breast, cervical, colorectal). By integrating the strategies, efficiencies of administration and provision of screenings can be increased and costs can be reduced. This paper shares findings from these strategies and describes their effects.

Methods
The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare developed a Baseline Assessment Checklist for six health systems to assess the current state of policies regarding cancer screening. We analyzed the checklist and reported the percentage of checklist components completed. In Rhode Island, we collaborated with a nurse-patient navigator, who promoted cancer screening, to collect details on patient navigation activities and program costs. We then described the program and reported total costs and cost per activity. In Nebraska, we described the experience of the state in administering an integrated contracts payment model across colorectal, breast, and cervical cancer screening and reported cost per person screened. Across all awardees, we interviewed key stakeholders.

Results
In Idaho, results from the checklist offered guidance on areas for enhancement before integrated cancer screening strategies, but identified challenges, including lack of capacity, limited staff availability, and staff turnover. In Rhode Island, 76.1% of 1023 patient navigation activities were for colorectal cancer screening only, with a much smaller proportion devoted to breast and cervical cancer screening. Although the patient navigator found the discussions around multiple cancer screening efficient, patients were not always willing to discuss all cancer screenings. Nebraska changed its payment system from fee-for-service to fixed cost subawards with its local health departments, which integrated cancer screening funding. Screening uptake improved for breast and cervical cancer but was mixed for colorectal cancer screening.

Conclusions
The results from the case studies show that there are barriers and facilitators to integrating approaches to increasing cancer screening among primary care facilities. However, more research could further elucidate the viability and practicality of integrated cancer screening programs.
Implications of fractalkine on glial function, ablation and glial proteins/receptors/markers—understanding its therapeutic usefulness in neurological settings: a narrative review
Authors: Paul Deepraj , Basavan Duraiswamy 
Published: December 2022

AbstractBackgroundFractalkine (CX3CL1) is a chemokine predominantly released by neurons. As a signaling molecule, CX3CL1 facilitates talk between neurons and glia. CX3CL1 is considered as a potential target which could alleviate neuroinflammation. However, certain controversial results and ambiguous role of CX3CL1 make it inexorable to decipher the overall effects of CX3CL1 on the physiopathology of glial cells.Main body of the abstractImplications of cross-talk between CX3CL1 and different glial proteins/receptors/markers will give a bird eye view of the therapeutic significance of CX3CL1. Keeping with the need, this review identifies the effects of CX3CL1 on glial physiopathology, glial ablation, and gives a wide coverage on the effects of CX3CL1 on certain glial proteins/receptors/markers.Short conclusionPinpoint prediction of the therapeutic effect of CX3CL1 on neuroinflammation needs further research. This is owing to certain obscure roles and implications of CX3CL1 on different glial proteins/receptors/markers, which are crucial under neurological settings. Further challenges are imposed due to the dichotomous roles played by CX3CL1. The age-old chemokine shows many newer scopes of research in near future. Thus, overall assessment of the effect of CX3CL1 becomes crucial prior to its administration in neuroinflammation.
Safety and Acceptability of Three Ablation Treatments for High-Grade Cervical Precancer: Early Data From a Randomized Noninferiority Clinical Trial
Authors: Soler Montserrat , Alfaro Karla , Masch Rachel J. , Conzuelo Rodriguez Gabriel , Qu Xinfeng , Wu Suhui , Sun Jingfen , Hernández Jovel Dayana Marinela , Bonilla Jairo , Puentes Luis Orlando , Murillo Raúl , Alonzo Todd A. , Felix Juan C. , Castle Philip , Cremer Miriam 
Published: December 2022

PURPOSE This ongoing trial is comparing the efficacy and safety of three ablation treatments for cervical intraepithelial neoplasia grade 2 or higher. Here, we present early data regarding pain, side effects, and acceptability of CO2 gas-based cryotherapy (CO2), nongas cryotherapy, and thermal ablation (TA). Efficacy results are expected to become available in late 2023. MATERIALS AND METHODS This noninferiority randomized trial is taking place in El Salvador, China, and Colombia. Patients are 1,152 eligible women with biopsy-confirmed cervical intraepithelial neoplasia grade 2 or higher who will receive one of three ablation treatments. Pain is measured before, during, and after treatment with a visual analog scale (1-10). Side effects and acceptability are assessed at 6 weeks. RESULTS To date, 1,024 of 1,152 (89%) women were randomly assigned to treatment. The median pain level was higher during TA (4, IQR = 4) than CO2 (2, IQR = 4) or nongas cryotherapy (2, IQR = 4) ( P < .01, range: 0-10). The most common post-treatment symptom was watery discharge, reported by 97.9% of women, and it lasted longer in the CO2 group than the other two treatments (in days, median [IQR]: CO2 = 20[20], nongas cryotherapy = 15[10], TA = 18[15], P < .01). Bleeding was reported more frequently in women treated with TA (27.6%) than CO2 (17.5) or nongas cryotherapy (18.7%) ( P < .01). The majority of patients reported being very satisfied with the treatment they received at 6 weeks (91%) and again at 12 months post-treatment (97%). CONCLUSION Despite differences in pain and side effects across ablation treatments, all were safe and highly acceptable to patients. In addition to efficacy, considerations such as cost and portability may be more significant in choosing a treatment method.
An Interlaboratory Study to Identify Potential Visible Protein-Like Particle Standards
Authors: Telikepalli Srivalli N. , Carrier Michael J. , Ripple Dean C. , Barnett Greg , Bhirde Ashwinkumar , Bolton Donna , Bou-Assaf George M. , Ferrari Erica , Leigh Scott , Levitskaya-Seaman Sophia , Menzen Tim , Nikels Felix , Riley Anna , Saggu Miguel , Sahni Neha , Vernooij Eric , Wuchner Klaus 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
Visible protein-like particle standards may improve visual inspection and/or appearance testing practices used in the biotechnology industry. They may improve assay performance resulting in better alignment and more standardized training among different companies. The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has conducted an interlaboratory study to test whether the standards under development mimic typical proteinaceous particles found in biotherapeutics and if they can be implemented during the visual inspection process. Fourteen organizations from industry and government have participated. A total of 20 labs from these 14 organizations participated with analysts from 6 formulation, 7 analytical, 4 quality control, and 3 manufacturing labs. The circulated samples consisted of abraded ethylene tetrafluoroethylene (ETFE) particles or photolithographic particles. The results consist of qualitative ratings, which varied substantially among organizations and within labs. Polydisperse ETFE particle suspensions, containing particles enriched in greater than 150 µm in size, were rated more favorably than the photolithographic particles by formulation and analytical scientists. The largest monodisperse photolithographic particles (approximately 300 µm in size) were favored equally compared to ETFE by all scientists. Solution modifications to decrease the settling rate or to alter optical properties of the ETFE solutions yielded lower ratings by the analysts. Both particle types received mixed ratings for their usability and for their application for visual inspection and for training purposes. Industry feedback will assist NIST in developing reference material(s) for visible protein-like particles.
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“Then and Now”: The Making of a Visual Frontier
Authors: Lee Shimrit 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
This article explores the role of the visual field in establishing and expanding the frontier of Jewish settlement in pre-state Palestine. In the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, Zionist funds, including the Jewish National Fund and the Foundation Fund, among others, produced and distributed visual material in an ideologically controlled way that was meant to resonate with American audiences deeply invested in their own frontier mythologies. Through an examination of the work of formative Zionist photographers Abraham Soskin and Zoltan Kluger, as well as visual forms found at the Jewish Palestine Pavilion in the 1939–40 World's Fair in New York, the author identifies three central tenets of frontier building that wove their way through the Zionist visual field: transformation, citizenship, and security.
At the Borderland of History
Authors: Lam Tong 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
Drawing on field observations in Dandong and Sinuiju, corresponding border cities in China and North Korea, respectively, this extended visual essay meditates on the mutual imbrication of landscape and history in this border-contact zone. Whereas Chinese soldiers and tourists passing through Dandong once used North Korea—real or imagined—as the photographic backdrop to construct their socialist imageries from comradeship to the industrializing future, mainland tourists today regard North Korea as an economic and political failure vis-à-vis China's high-speed growth. Aside from being a trade hub, Dandong has become a giant theme park for those who seek to consume everything North Korean. Meanwhile, amid the sense of Chinese superiority over their neighboring country on the other side of the Yalu River, China's own past, much like the murky river that divides the two historic port cities, has become more disarticulated than ever.
Personal Information Space High School Student-Innovator
Authors: Bychkov Anatoliy 
Published: December 2022

In the Federal State Educational Standard of Secondary General Education, the «Portrait of a school graduate» presents such a personal characteristic of a student as «motivated for creativity and innovative activity».
In the Federal State Educational Standard of Secondary General Education in Computer Science, «the ability to organize personal information space using various means of digital technologies» is named as mandatory personality qualities of students. At the same time, the target orientation of the formation of a personal information space is not specified.
There are didactic grounds to consider it expedient to orient students to the formation of a specific personal information space focused on a specific type of activity, in particular, innovation.
Nowadays, during the difficult historical development of Russia in the conditions of increasing sanctions pressure of unfriendly states and the need for Russian citizens to master «new competencies» for effective participation in import substitution processes in all types of production activities, in order to ensure technological sovereignty, it is necessary to put the mastery of citizens, including schoolchildren, flexible skills of innovation orientation in the process of innovative universal education.
It is advisable to ensure that high school students develop psychological and functional readiness to participate in import substitution processes in their future professional activities as a manifestation of active patriotism using the skills of innovation acquired in general education and, in particular, in a specialized school. It would be right for teachers to focus on the formation of the personality of a high school student-innovator using the technologies of informatization of education.
Problematyka osadnictwa paleolitycznego i mezolitycznego w świetle badań interdyscyplinarnych. Analiza wybranych regionów
Authors: Jurzysta Ewa , Kuriga Justyna , Bielińska-Majewska Beata 
Published: December 2022

W artykule przedstawiono zarys problematyki badawczej dotyczącej osadnictwa schyłkowopaleolitycznego, realizowanej przez autorki w ramach studiów doktoranckich w Instytucie Archeologii Uniwersytetu Mikołaja Kopernika pod merytoryczną opieką prof. dr. hab. Krzysztofa Cyrka.
Ewa Jurzysta badała pozostałości krótkotrwałych obozowisk i pracowni krzemieniarskich w górnym odcinku Narwi, położonych głównie na piaszczystych terasach nadzalewowych rzeki i jej dopływów. Analizie poddano zabytki pozyskane podczas badań powierzchniowych, a także materiały odkryte w wyniku prac wykopaliskowych prowadzonych w tym rejonie. Wykonano też datowanie metodą termoluminescencji dla trzech próbek osadów piaszczystych, uzyskane daty wskazują na późnoglacjalny wiek tarasu rzecznego. Efekty tych prac zostały wykorzystane do studiów nad schyłkowopaleolitycznym osadnictwem na wspomnianym obszarze.
Justyna Kuriga pojęła próbę wieloaspektowej analizy wielokulturowego i wielofazowego stanowiska w Łykowem (województwo łódzkie), poświęcając szczególną uwagę źródłom związanym z mezolitycznymi społecznościami łowiecko-zbierackimi. Wśród głównych celów prowadzonych prac wymienić można rekonstrukcję zasięgu, sposobu zasiedlenia i użytkowania tego miejsca oraz przedstawienie poszczególnych faz osadniczych na szerszym tle kulturowym.
Podstawowym założeniem badawczym przyjętym przez Beatę Bielińską-Majewską było zweryfikowanie i usystematyzowanie dotychczasowych wyników badań nad późnym paleolitem w dorzeczach dolnej Wisły i środkowej Warty, analiza oraz określenie przynależności kulturowej i chronologii dostępnych źródeł archeologicznych, a w konsekwencji stworzenie obrazu ówczesnej sytuacji kulturowej w tej części Polski. Bazę źródłową stanowiły materiały z ponad 280 stanowisk archeologicznych oraz kompleksu w Brzozie (dawniej Toruń–Rudak).
Wheelwrighting today: transformation and sustainability of the craft in Central Europe (an example of Czechia, Slovakia and Poland)
Authors: Smrčka Aleš 
Published: December 2022

The study deals with the transformation and current form of wheelwrighting in three Central European countries - the Czech Republic, Poland, and Slovakia. The introductory section informs about the research on the theme in the above territory, and using the example of the range of products, manufacturing technology and producers, it points out that traditional crafts can exist even today without maintaining their viability artificially. However, the text also takes into consideration how the craft has developed recently, and while evaluating its viability the author argues that the sustainability of wheelwrighting is affected not only by the economic purpose, but it is also its entertaining and tourist role and the nostalgia that begin to prove successful in addition to the former purely financial aspect. The original financial aspect shifts from the use of the wheelwright´s products for transport and livelihood to the modern use of tradition and heritage concept in business, especially in emphasizing the symbolic value of the products of traditional craftsmanship for both the producer and the consumer. Moreover, it is not only the vision of economic profit but also the element of remembering and evoking the past that are being pursued. Institutional protection of wheelwright's trade is equally important for the existence and sustainability of the craft.
Trwanie, transformacja i awans lecznictwa tubylczego w krajach Ameryki andyjskiej
Authors: Posern-Zieliński Aleksander 
Published: December 2022

Tubylcze praktyki lecznicze zyskały znaczne uznanie w krajach andyjskiej Ameryki Południowej, ulegając profesjonalizacji i instytucjonalizacji. Dzięki akceptacji wielokulturowości, wieloetniczności i prawnego uznania różnorodności tradycyjne praktyki szamanistyczne, zielarskie, lecznicze i magiczne awansowały do kategorii tubylczej medycyny, akceptowanej przez społeczeństwo i publiczną służbę zdrowia. W ten sposób tubylcze tradycje lecznicze i koncepcje choroby i zdrowia wkroczyły także do miast, szpitali, przychodni, szkół wyższych i aptek zyskując szerokie uznanie w środowiskach nie-indiańskich. W rezultacie ukształtował się swoisty dualizm medycznych praktyk polegający na komplementarnym współistnieniu sektora medycyny popularnej o korzeniach tubylczych i sektora akademickiej biomedycyny skierowanego do zamożniejszych kręgów społecznych.
Słowa kluczowe: tubylcza medycyna, Ameryka andyjska, instytucjonalizacja leczniczych tradycji.
От христианской антропологии восточнославянских православных культур XV – XVI вв. к «провалу» социальной дисциплинаризации?
Authors: Дмитриев Михаил Владимирович 
Published: December 2022

Аннотация
Статья откликается на проблему, поставленную недавно выдающимся славистом В.М. Живовым (1945–2013). В.М. Живов попробовал объяснить «провал» социальной дисциплинаризации в истории России особенностями православного учения о спасении. Статья делает новый шаг в разработке этой гипотезы, обращаясь уже не к сотериологическим, а антропологическим установкам православной церковной проповеди в культуре русских земель (Московское государство). Обосновано утверждение, что в православной культуре Восточной Европы средневековья и XVI в. присутствовали такие конфессионально-специфические черты христианской «оптимистической» антропологии, которые (в отличие от «пессимистической» христианской антропологии латинского Запада) препятствовали развертыванию здесь социальной дисципинаризации.
Paatero’s V(k) space II
Authors: Andreev Valentin V. , Bekker Miron B. , Cima Joseph A. 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
In this article we continue our investigation of the Paatero space. We prove that the intersection of every Paatero class V(k) with every Hardy space Hp
is closed in that Hp and associate singular continuous measures to elements of V(k). There have been no examples in the literature of functions in V(k) with zeros in the unit disk other than the one at the origin. We close this gap in the literature. We derive a representation of the measure associated to a function in V(k) for functions whose derivatives are rational, or algebraic, or transcendental functions in the unit disk.Finally, we consider the notion of regulated domains, introduced by Pommerenke and show that there are regulated domains whose boundary is not of bounded boundary rotation.
Evaluation of different integrated burnable absorber materials in fuel assemblies of Bushehr WWER-1000 nuclear reactor
Authors: Papi Zahra , Khoshahval Farrokh , Pour-Imani Reza 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
Nowadays, reducing fuel consumption, fuel cost, and fuel waste is obtained by increasing the burnup and reactor cycle length as essential goals in nuclear power plants. Due to the scarcity of Iran’s uranium resources and the plan for using new types of fuel in the Water–Water Energetic Reactors (WWER-1000) at Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant (BNPP), utilizing Integral Burnable Absorbers (IBAs) is of great importance. In the present study, a neutronic evaluation has been conducted to investigate the variations of infinite multiplication factor versus burnup, reactivity swing, and power distribution in various IBAs, including Gd2O3-UO2, Er2O3-UO2, and Dy2O3-UO2. The results were compared with the standard burnable absorber in the BNPP reactor core (CrB2Al). It can be concluded that gadolinium IBA, with a concentration of 5%, has the greatest effect on the initial reactivity and reduces the reactivity swing by 19% compared to the CrB2Al BA. In addition, by using coaxial gadolinium-erbium IBA pins, as well as optimizing the neutronic condition, the reactor cycle length increased by 1.01 GWd/MTU compared to the standard Bushehr BA.
Does Stretching Training Influence Muscular Strength? A Systematic Review With Meta-Analysis and Meta-Regression
Authors: Thomas Ewan , Ficarra Salvatore , Nunes João Pedro , Paoli Antonio , Bellafiore Marianna , Palma Antonio , Bianco Antonino 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
Thomas, E, Ficarra, S, Nunes, JP, Paoli, A, Bellafiore, M, Palma, A, and Bianco, A. Does stretching training influence muscular strength? A systematic review with meta-analysis and meta-regression. J Strength Cond Res 37(5): 1145–1156, 2023—The aim of this study was to review articles that performed stretching training and evaluated the effects on muscular strength. Literature search was performed using 3 databases. Studies were included if they compared the effects on strength following stretching training vs. a nontraining control group or stretching training combined with resistance training (RT) vs. an RT-only group, after at least 4 weeks of intervention. The meta-analyses were performed using a random-effect model with Hedges' g effect size (ES). A total of 35 studies (n = 1,179 subjects) were included in this review. The interventions lasted for a mean period of 8 weeks (range, 4–24 weeks), 3–4 days per week, applying approximately 4 sets of stretching of approximately 1-minute duration. The meta-analysis for the stretching vs. nontraining control group showed a significant small effect on improving dynamic (k = 14; ES = 0.33; p = 0.007) but not isometric strength (k = 8; ES = 0.10; p = 0.377), following static stretching programs (k = 17; ES = 0.28; p = 0.006). When stretching was added to RT interventions, the main analysis indicated no significant effect (k = 17; ES = −0.15; p = 0.136); however, moderator analysis indicated that performing stretching before RT sessions has a small but negative effect (k = 7; ES = −0.43; p = 0.014); the meta-regression revealed a significant negative association with study length (β = −0.100; p = 0.004). Chronic static stretching programs increase dynamic muscular strength to a small magnitude. Performing stretching before RT and for a prolonged time (>8 weeks) can blunt the strength gains to a small-to-moderate magnitude. Performing stretching in sessions distant from RT sessions might be a strategy to not hinder strength development.