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In lectures he gave at Princeton University's Woodrow Wilson school, Barton Gellman described situations when he and his editors met with government officials as part of determining what information to publish. What follows are some examples he cited. I promised to talk about how we decide what to publish and what to hold back. It's easiest to talk in detail about older cases, so I'll begin there. In the 1991 Persian Gulf War, I was skeptical of General Norman Schwarzkopf's briefings on bombing progress. From one week to the next he increased his estimate of the daily damage to Iraqi tanks by a factor of 10. How could that be? Most of the tanks were buried, hard to find or hit. My colleague Rick Atkinson and I found out that pilots had found a new way to use the forward-looking infrared sensor FLIR ; . Usually they search for hot spots, but pilots found that armor sheds heat at a different rate than desert sand. If they looked soon after sundown, they could find tanks by aiming at cold spots. The Washington Post did not seriously consider publishing that story. We did not bother to consult with the government. We just sat on it. I was sorry to give up a scoop, but this was obviously a technique to which Iraq could take countermeasures. Publication would do concrete harm to the war effort, and it served no grand public policy interest to disclose it. I do so now because it has since come into the public record.
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Disgrace with this General whom he loved so fondly. Their difference seems to have been about Monsieur le Marquis de Lafayette before mentioned, who played such a fine part in history of late, and who hath so suddenly disappeared out of it. His previous rank in our own service, and his acknowledged gallantry during the war, ought to have secured Colonel Warrington's promotion in the Continental army, where a whipper-snapper like M. de Lafayette had but to arrive and straightway to be complimented by Congress with the rank of Major-General. Hal, with the freedom of an old soldier, had expressed himself somewhat contemptuously regarding some of the appointments made by Congress, with whom all sorts of miserable intrigues and cabals were set to work by unscrupulous officers who were greedy of promotion. Mr. Warrington, imitating perhaps in this the example of his now illustrious friend of Mount Vernon, affected to make the war en gentilhomme took his pay, to be sure, but spent it upon comforts and clothing for his men, and as for rank, declared it was a matter of no earthly concern to him, and that he would as soon serve as colonel as in any higher grade. No doubt he added contemptuous remarks regarding certain General Officers of Congress army, their origin, and the causes of their advancement: notably he was very angry about the sudden promotion of the young French lad just named--the Marquis, as they loved to call him--in the Republican army, and who, by the way, was a prodigious favourite of the Chief himself. There were not three officers in the whole Continental force after poor madcap Lee was taken prisoner and disgraced ; who could speak the Marquis's language, so that Hal could judge the young Major-General more closely and familiarly than other gentlemen, including the Commander-in-Chief himself. Mr. Washington good-naturedly rated friend Hal for being jealous of the beardless commander of Auvergne; was himself not a little pleased by the filial regard and profound veneration which the enthusiastic young nobleman always showed for him; and had, moreover, the very best politic reasons for treating the Marquis with friendship and favour. Meanwhile, as it afterwards turned out, the Commander-in-Chief was most urgently pressing Colonel Warrington's promotion upon Congress; and, as if his difficulties before the enemy were not enough, he being at this hard time of winter entrenched at Valley Forge, commanding five or six thousand men at the most, almost without fire, blankets, food, or ammunition, in the face of Sir William Howe's army, which was perfectly appointed, and three times as numerous as his own; as if, I say, this difficulty was not enough to try him, he had further to encounter the cowardly distrust of Congress, and insubordination and conspiracy amongst the officers in his own camp. During the awful winter of '77, when one blow struck by the sluggard at the head of the British forces might have ended the war, and all was doubt, confusion, despair in the opposite camp save in one indomitable breast alone ; , my brother had an interview with the Chief, which he has subsequently described to me, and of which Hal could never speak without giving way to the deepest emotion. Mr. Washington had won no such triumph as that which the dare-devil courage of Arnold and the elegant imbecility of Burgoyne had procured for Gates and the northern army. Save in one or two minor encounters, which proved how daring his bravery was, and how unceasing his watchfulness, General Washington had met with defeat after defeat from an enemy in all points his superior. The Congress mistrusted him. Many an officer in his own camp hated him. Those who had been disappointed in ambition, those who had been detected in peculation, those whose selfishness or incapacity his honest eyes had spied out, --were all more, or less in league against him. Gates was the chief towards whom the malcontents turned. Mr. Gates was the only genius fit to conduct the war; and with a vaingloriousness, which he afterwards generously owned, he did not refuse the homage which and glucophage.
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Only where there is a similarly situated subclass of men who are treated differently than women.4 The PDA and Title VII fail to protect women in situations where, by reason of biological imperatives, a "similarly situated" subclass of men is physically impossible. These situations include breastfeeding, prescription contraception coverage, and most types of infertility treatments. It is theoretically possible to compare the requirements of breastfeeding i.e., the need to take regular breaks to pump milk ; to similar medical requirements i.e., breaks to stretch for those with back injuries ; . However, courts have either been unwilling to make those types of comparisons5 or such a comparison class, even generously defined, does not exist in the particular workplace. Section II of this paper discusses Title VII gender discrimination claims, including disparate treatment and disparate impact claims. Section III discusses Gilbert and its continued influence on discrimination law. Section IV explains the Pregnancy Discrimination Act. Section V discusses three types of situations contraception, breastfeeding, and infertility treatments where the unique biology of women creates situations in which comparison to a similar group of men is impossible. Finally, in Section VI the paper addresses possible solutions to the limitations of Title VII, including bringing disparate impact claims under Title VII; broadening the concept of what Title VII and the PDA protects; bringing claims under the ADA; passing new state or federal legislation; and increasing public pressure on employers. II. Title VII.
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Pneumonia is second only to bacteremia as a manifestation of invasive systemic disease attributable to S pneumoniae in children and accounts for 19% of all systemic pneumococcal illnesses.14 In this age of antibiotic resistance, the clinical presentation and outcome of patients with pneumococcal pneumonia attributable to isolates with any degree of penicillin resistance does not seem to differ significantly from patients with susceptible isolates; however, the data are very limited on the impact that high-level resistance MIC 4.0 g ml ; may have on the outcome of these infections.9, 15 Previous studies suggested that patients with systemic infections outside the central nervous system caused by pneumococcal isolates that are intermediate as well as some that are resistant to penicillin may respond adequately to penicillin and other -lactam agents.1517 Therapy with the advanced-generation cephalosporins or.
The Kelman Cryo Cadet for the cryoertraction of cataracts will operate off this delivery system as will the Frigitronics Ophthalmic Micro probes. Where lowered temperatures dependent on vacuum are required, a courtesy vacuum attachment is built into the rear of the cabinet for attaching to hospital supply or a small vacuum pump. Trie operating cost is about 3 * per lesion. " The Freon is conserved while in the Instrument. The average * Frigitronics instrument - uses one bottle of Freon per month. For H i r odd S% tftO.B. Factory ; ni rtgure w n ebtainad by dividing tht quantity of Fraon d * liv * r * d In lait twatv * monltii by Hi * mimbtr of liutraiMnit in H . fWd.
Hewitt RG. Yiannoutsos CT. Higgs ES. Carey JT. Geiseler PJ. Soave R. Rosenberg R. Vazquez GJ. Wheat LJ. Fass RJ. Antoninievic Z. Walawander AL. Flanigan TP. Bender JF. Paromomycin: no more effective than placebo for treatment of cryptosporidiosis in patients with advanced human immunodeficiency virus infection. Clinical Infectious Diseases. 31 4 ; : 1084-92, 2000.
M. V. Soloviev1, J. P. Tizzano4, L. Freshwater2 and J. Buelke-Sam3. 1WIL Research Laboratories, LLC, Ashland, OH, 2BioSTAT Consultants, Portage, MI, 3Toxicology Services, Greenfield, IN and 4DOV Pharmaceutical, Inc., Hackensack, NJ. Sponsor: C. Chengelis. Bicifadine HCl DOV 220, 075 ; , a balanced serotonin and norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor, is in development for the treatment of both acute and chronic pain. In this study, bicifadine was administered at single oral doses of 0, 15, 45 or 130.
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Meglitinides are rapid stimulators of insulin and are taken with meals to lower the blood sugar soon after eating. Hypoglycemia should be less, but still occurs. If a meal is skipped, medicine is not needed. Prandin repaglinide ; 0.5-4 mg with each meal may be useful in patients with sulfonylurea allergy. 0.5 mg #90 and 2 mg #90 Starlix nateglinide ; 60-120mg with each meal and is preferred over prandin with kidney disease. Prices are similar to prandin ; Alpha-Glucosidase Inhibidors delay carbohydrate absorption in the bowel. This blunts the rise in blood sugar after eating. Unfortunately, the blood sugar lowering effect is relatively modest. Side effects of gas, bloating, and diarrhea can be overcome by starting low and slowly increasing the dose. Precose acarbose ; : The dose is 25-100 mg with the beginning of each meal. 25mg #90 . 50mg #90 , 100mg #90 Glyset miglitol ; the dose is also 25-100mg with the beginning of each meal. 25mg #90 . 50mg #90 . 100 mg #90 Avoid in kidney failure, inflammatory bowel disease or any.
Andrew D. Beavis, Ph.D., "The Mitochondrial Inner Membrane Anion Channel", American Heart Association Ohio Affiliate. Project Period: 7 1 95 FY96 award: , 000. Percent of current year budget funded by agency: 34%. Andrew D. Beavis, Ph.D., "Control Mechanisms of Cardiac Proteins and Enzymes - Proj. 4", National Heart, Lung & Blood Institute, NIH. Project Period: 7 1 86 FY96 award: , 563. Percent of current year budget funded by agency: 82%. Ronald L. Mellgren, Ph.D., "Function of the Cardiac Calcium-Dependent Protease System - Proj. 5", National Heart, Lung & Blood Institute, NIH. Project Period: 7 1 86 FY96 award: 0, 817. Percent of current year budget funded by agency: 88%. Sonia M. Najjar, Ph.D., "pp120, an Endogneous Substrate for Insulin Receptor Tyrosine Kinase", American Diabetes Association. Project Period: 7 1 95 FY96 award: , 000. Percent of current year budget funded by agency: 41%. Sankaridrug M. Periyasamy, Ph.D., "Control Mechanisms of Cardiac Proteins & Enzymes - Core B", National Heart, Lung & Blood Institute, NIH. Project Period: 7 1 86 FY96 award: 9, 412. Percent of current year budget funded by agency: 100%. Howard C. Rosenberg, M.D., Ph.D., "Pharmacology of Benzodiazepine Tolerance and Dependence", National Institute on Drug Abuse, NIH. Project Period: 1 79 98. FY96 award: 9, 126. Percent of current year budget funded by agency: 88%. Edwin R. Sanchez, Ph.D., "Steroid Receptor Translocation & Heat Shock FIRST Award ; ", National Institute of Diabetes, Digestive & Kidney Diseases, NIH. Project Period: 1 92 96. FY96 award: 9, 647. Percent of current year budget funded by agency: 80%. Keith K. Schlender, Ph.D., "Characterization of Cardiac Protein Phosphatases - Proj. 4", National Heart, Lung & Blood Institute, NIH. Project Period: 7 1 86 FY96 award: 3, 375. Percent of current year budget funded by agency: 79%. Elizabeth I. Tietz, Ph.D., "Synaptic Mechanisms of Benzodiazepine Tolerance Research Scientist Development Award ; ", National Institute on Drug Abuse, NIH. Project Period: 8 1 92 FY96 award: , 034. Percent of current year budget funded by agency: 100.
Product Name Lipitor Glyset Patanol Zagam Monurol Copaxone Dostinex Diovan Orgaran Topamax Generic Name atorvastatin calcium miglitol olopatadine HCl sparfloxacin fosfomycin tromethamine glatiramer acetate cabergoline valsartan danaparoid sodium topiramate Manufacturer Parke Davis Bayer Alcon Rhone Poulenc Zambon Teva Pharmaceuticals Pharmacia and Upjohn Ciba Geigy Organon Johnson RW Indications Use general description ; lower cholesterol non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus allergic conjunctivitis pneumonia and chronic bronchitis urinary tract infections caused by Escherichia coli or Enterococcus faecalis multiple sclerosis hyperprolactinemic disorders hypertension post-operative deep venus thrombosis in patients undergoing hip replacement partial onset seizures Total time to approval in months 6 11.7 10.7 * 14.3 11.9 CDER review time in months 6 11.7 10.7.
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ANTI-DIABETICS ALPHA-GLUCOSIDASE INHIBITORS Glyset Precose AMYLIN ANALOGS Symlin Prior authorization is required if patient is not currently receiving insulin therapy. BIGUANIDES Metformin Metformin ER BIGUANIDE COMBINATION AGENTS ActoPlus Met Avandamet DPP-4 INHIBITORS AND COMBINATIONS Janumet Januvia Prior authorization is required if a thiazolidinedione or sulfonylurea product has not been prescribed previously for the patient. INCRELIN MIMETICS Byetta Prior authorization is required if a thiazolidinedione or sulfonylurea product has not been prescribed previously for the patient INSULINS Lantus Vial Levemir Vial Novolin N Novolin R Novolin 70 30 Novolog Novolog Mix 70 30 Humalog 50 MEGLITINIDES Starlix SULFONYLUREAS, SECOND GENERATION Glimepiride Glipizide Glipizide ER Glyburide Glyburide Micronized THIAZOLIDINEDIONES Actos Avandia THIAZOLIDINEDIONE SULFONYLUREA COMBINATIONS Avandaryl Duetact Prior authorization is required if a single agent thiazolidinedione or sulfonylurea product has not been prescribed previously for the patient. BIPHOSPHONATES OSTEOPOROSIS Fosamax GROWTH HORMONE Genotropin Norditropin Saizen.
SEKARAN, T. Cimetidine as a single oral dose for prophylaxis against Mendelson's syndrome. Anaesthesia 33: 775 1978.
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PID treatment regimens must provide empiric, broad-spectrum coverage of likely pathogens. Antimicrobial coverage should include N. gonorrhoeae, C. trachomatis, anaerobes, Gram-negative facultative bacteria, and streptococci. Although several antimicrobial regimens have been effective in achieving a clinical and microbiologic cure in randomized clinical trials with short-term follow-up, few investigations have a ; assessed and compared these regimens with regard to elimination of infection in the endometrium and fallopian tubes or b ; determined the incidence of long-term complications e.g., tubal infertility and ectopic pregnancy ; . All regimens should be effective against N. gonorrhoeae and C. trachomatis, because negative endocervical screening does not preclude upper-reproductive tract infection. Although the need to eradicate anaerobes from women who have PID has not been determined definitively, the evidence suggests that this may be important. Anaerobic bacteria have been isolated from the upper-reproductive tract of women who have PID, and data from in vitro studies have revealed that anaerobes such as Bacteroides fragilis can cause tubal and epithelial destruction. In addition, BV also is diagnosed in many women who have PID. Until treatment regimens that do not adequately cover these microbes have been shown to prevent sequelae as well as the regimens that are effective against these microbes, the recommended regimens should have anaerobic coverage. Treatment should be initiated as soon as the presumptive diagnosis has been made, because prevention of long-term sequelae has been linked directly with immediate administration of appropriate antibiotics. When selecting a treatment regimen, health-care providers should consider availability, cost, patient acceptance, and antimicrobial susceptibility. In the past, many experts recommended that all patients who had PID be hospitalized so that bed rest and supervised treatment with parenteral antibiotics could be initiated. However, hospitalization is no longer synonymous with parenteral therapy. No currently available data compare the efficacy of parenteral with oral therapy or inpatient with outpatient treatment settings. Until the results from ongoing trials comparing parenteral inpatient therapy with oral outpatient therapy for women who have mild PID are available, such decisions must be based on observational data and consensus opinion. The decision of whether hospitalization is necessary should be based on the discretion of the health-care provider. The following criteria for HOSPITALIZATION are based on observational data and theoretical concerns.
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