168 research outputs found
The Vehicle, Fall 1993
Table of Contents
7/10ths SynthesisPeter F. Essigpage 5
Aug 1992 (My Small Catechism)Jon Montgomerypage 6
Chaos Is-J. Dylan McNeillpage 7
UntouchedTraci Williamspage 8
The JustificationJohn C. Carminepage 8
LincolnJon Montgomerypage 9
Untitled (Photo)Nicole Niemanpage 10
Park PoemJohn Brillhartpage 11
SmokeJulia Ann Canhampage 12
Warming the BenchAnn Moutraypage 12
Cereal KillerJay Harnackpage 13
The Dutiful SonsTom McGrathpage 14
UntitledCatherine DeGraafpage 17
7-up bottleWalt Howardpage 17
BreedDan Trutterpage 18
An Argument Against LoveTony Martinezpage 19
UntitledT. Scott Laniganpage 19
Glassblowers BallStephanie Franzenpage 20
Portrait of a Young GirlJohn C. Carminepage 20
Untitled (artwork)Dan Trutterpage 21
Death of a FriendLizabeth Kulkapage 22
Submission BluesMartin Paul Brittpage 23
To the Fourteen Year Old SuicideScott Langenpage 23
The Flabby PilgrimTom McGrathpage 24
The Fall of ImmortalityBrian Wheelerpage 25
Merging with AirThom Schnarrepage 26
UntitledCatherine DeGraafpage 27
Tree FishSandra Beauchamppage 28
Country SlumberJ. Dylan McNeillpage 29
Untitled (artwork)Dan Trutterpage 33
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The Vehicle, Spring 1993
Table of Contents
The Shape of Things to Come.Peter F. Essigpage 6
SaxophoneWalt Howardpage 6
Gravity BedSue Songerpage 7
UntitledJennifer Gutowskipage 8
uncertaintyWalt Howardpage 9
Ruth Ann, et. al.Susan Eisenhourpage 9
Failed IndustryScott Langenpage 10
UntitledKaren Wisspage 10
wanted:Walt Howardpage 10
Dida; 1978Diana Matijaspage 11
UntitledJennifer Gutowskipage 12
The Lesson in NovemberSue Songerpage 13
Coal MinerJames P. Tangpage 16
Christmas CrueltySue Songerpage 17
Astral ProjectionSusan Eisenhourpage 18
UntitledBen Hausmannpage 19
Into Zagreb\u27s Evening*Diana Matjaspage 20
UntitledJennifer Gutowskipage 22
The AnniversaryJennifer Moropage 23
NudeDan Trutterpage 24
death for saleWalt Howardpage 24
JudgedKevin St. Angelpage 25
Nature\u27s RefugeeScott Langenpage 25
Arrowhead Hunting at TippecanoeJennifer Moropage 26
UntitledKimberly Foxpage 27
TAINTED LOVESarah C. Patiencepage 28
cemeteryWalt Howardpage 28
Cow GameSusan Eisenhourpage 29
UntitledJennifer Gutowskipage 31
ReflectionsPeter F. Essigpage 32
Destination U.S.A.Dan Trutterpage 33
UntitledMario Letopage 33
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The Vehicle, Spring 1993
Table of Contents
The Shape of Things to Come.Peter F. Essigpage 6
SaxophoneWalt Howardpage 6
Gravity BedSue Songerpage 7
UntitledJennifer Gutowskipage 8
uncertaintyWalt Howardpage 9
Ruth Ann, et. al.Susan Eisenhourpage 9
Failed IndustryScott Langenpage 10
UntitledKaren Wisspage 10
wanted:Walt Howardpage 10
Dida; 1978Diana Matijaspage 11
UntitledJennifer Gutowskipage 12
The Lesson in NovemberSue Songerpage 13
Coal MinerJames P. Tangpage 16
Christmas CrueltySue Songerpage 17
Astral ProjectionSusan Eisenhourpage 18
UntitledBen Hausmannpage 19
Into Zagreb\u27s Evening*Diana Matjaspage 20
UntitledJennifer Gutowskipage 22
The AnniversaryJennifer Moropage 23
NudeDan Trutterpage 24
death for saleWalt Howardpage 24
JudgedKevin St. Angelpage 25
Nature\u27s RefugeeScott Langenpage 25
Arrowhead Hunting at TippecanoeJennifer Moropage 26
UntitledKimberly Foxpage 27
TAINTED LOVESarah C. Patiencepage 28
cemeteryWalt Howardpage 28
Cow GameSusan Eisenhourpage 29
UntitledJennifer Gutowskipage 31
ReflectionsPeter F. Essigpage 32
Destination U.S.A.Dan Trutterpage 33
UntitledMario Letopage 33
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The Vehicle, Fall 1994
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Poetry
Noah\u27s WifeJennifer Moropage 8-9
The Intensity of a BreathHeather Anne Winterspage 10-11
When I Was RainNicole Moonpage 11
Wreckage at Low Tide, After a Storm On Cape FearMatt Parkspage 12-14
two belowKeith Spearpage 16
HeatScott Langrenpage 17
Plastic Shard WordsMatthew J. Nelsonpage 18
Mr. Snowplow ManMartin Paul Brittpage 19
Carpe DiemMichael Lairpage 19
untitledWalt Howardpage 20
The GameKellie J. Olsenpage 21
AT PEACEJennifer Surmanpage 22
SawdustSue Songerpage 23
Photography
Unbound RealitiesKris Quiriconipage 26
untitled Mark Porter page 27
untitled Mark Porter page 28
untitled Mark Porter page 29
Prose
I am Here...RememberingJ. Dylan McNeillpage 32-34
RecognitionSue Songerpage 35-36
SACCADICSteve Beinpage 37-40
The BurnBryan Levekpage 41-45
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The Vehicle, Fall 1994
Table of Contents
Poetry
Noah\u27s WifeJennifer Moropage 8-9
The Intensity of a BreathHeather Anne Winterspage 10-11
When I Was RainNicole Moonpage 11
Wreckage at Low Tide, After a Storm On Cape FearMatt Parkspage 12-14
two belowKeith Spearpage 16
HeatScott Langrenpage 17
Plastic Shard WordsMatthew J. Nelsonpage 18
Mr. Snowplow ManMartin Paul Brittpage 19
Carpe DiemMichael Lairpage 19
untitledWalt Howardpage 20
The GameKellie J. Olsenpage 21
AT PEACEJennifer Surmanpage 22
SawdustSue Songerpage 23
Photography
Unbound RealitiesKris Quiriconipage 26
untitled Mark Porter page 27
untitled Mark Porter page 28
untitled Mark Porter page 29
Prose
I am Here...RememberingJ. Dylan McNeillpage 32-34
RecognitionSue Songerpage 35-36
SACCADICSteve Beinpage 37-40
The BurnBryan Levekpage 41-45
Biographiespage 46-48https://thekeep.eiu.edu/vehicle/1063/thumbnail.jp
The Vehicle, Spring 1994
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Thoughts in the IGASue Songerpage 6
The Cries of an Innocent Tea BagWojnarowski Yvonnepage 7
Proud HarpySusan Eisenhourpage 8
Bus Number TwoMindy Glazepage 9
My Home TownScott Langenpage 10
MemoriesMaggie Willpage 11
Vase (Artwork)Gail Valkerpage 12
The Last HuntMark Kannmacherpage 13
Corn DanceJulia A. Canhampage 14
Untitled (Photography)Rachel Corbettpage 14
Paradise (Artwork)Gail Valkerpage 15
Holding Back A ScreamElise Kirarpage 16
poetry isJonathan W. Iwanskipage 17
loveCatherine DeGraafpage 18
The OneTim Rileypage 18
Reading His Words on a Frosty EveningTom McGrathpage 19
UntitledBob Newellpage 19
The Ice StormMindy Glazepage 20
UntitledJonathan W. Iwanskipage 21
Untitled (Photography)Rachel Corbettpage 23
cityscapeChris Pomeroypage 24
Untitled (Photography)Rachel Corbettpage 25
Quarter Pound TemptationBryan Levekpage 26
Photograph (Artwork)Gail Valkerpage 29
Don\u27t Talk to StrangersJon Montgomerypage 30
Untitled (Photography)Rachel Corbettpage 33
Charleston, U.S.A. (Artwork)Gail Valkerpage 34
Fun With Nature (Artwork)Gail Valkerpage 34https://thekeep.eiu.edu/vehicle/1064/thumbnail.jp
Interventions to reduce the time to diagnosis of brain tumours
BACKGROUND: Brain tumours are recognised as one of the most difficult cancers to diagnose because presenting symptoms, such as headache, cognitive symptoms, and seizures, may be more commonly attributable to other, more benign conditions. Interventions to reduce the time to diagnosis of brain tumours include national awareness initiatives, expedited pathways, and protocols to diagnose brain tumours, based on a person's presenting symptoms and signs; and interventions to reduce waiting times for brain imaging pathways. If such interventions reduce the time to diagnosis, it may make it less likely that people experience clinical deterioration, and different treatment options may be available. OBJECTIVES: To systematically evaluate evidence on the effectiveness of interventions that may influence: symptomatic participants to present early (shortening the patient interval), thresholds for primary care referral (shortening the primary care interval), and time to imaging diagnosis (shortening the secondary care interval and diagnostic interval). To produce a brief economic commentary, summarising the economic evaluations relevant to these interventions. SEARCH METHODS: For evidence on effectiveness, we searched CENTRAL, MEDLINE, and Embase from January 2000 to January 2020; Clinicaltrials.gov to May 2020, and conference proceedings from 2014 to 2018. For economic evidence, we searched the UK National Health Services Economic Evaluation Database from 2000 to December 2014. SELECTION CRITERIA: We planned to include studies evaluating any active intervention that may influence the diagnostic pathway, e.g. clinical guidelines, direct access imaging, public health campaigns, educational initiatives, and other interventions that might lead to early identification of primary brain tumours. We planned to include randomised and non-randomised comparative studies. Included studies would include people of any age, with a presentation that might suggest a brain tumour. DATA COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS: Two review authors independently assessed titles identified by the search strategy, and the full texts of potentially eligible studies. We resolved discrepancies through discussion or, if required, by consulting another review author. MAIN RESULTS: We did not identify any studies for inclusion in this review. We excluded 115 studies. The main reason for exclusion of potentially eligible intervention studies was their study design, due to a lack of control groups. We found no economic evidence to inform a brief economic commentary on this topic. AUTHORS' CONCLUSIONS: In this version of the review, we did not identify any studies that met the review inclusion criteria for either effectiveness or cost-effectiveness. Therefore, there is no evidence from good quality studies on the best strategies to reduce the time to diagnosis of brain tumours, despite the prioritisation of research on early diagnosis by the James Lind Alliance in 2015. This review highlights the need for research in this area
SHANK3 controls maturation of social reward circuits in the VTA.
Haploinsufficiency of SHANK3, encoding the synapse scaffolding protein SHANK3, leads to a highly penetrant form of autism spectrum disorder. How SHANK3 insufficiency affects specific neural circuits and how this is related to specific symptoms remains elusive. Here we used shRNA to model Shank3 insufficiency in the ventral tegmental area of mice. We identified dopamine (DA) and GABA cell-type-specific changes in excitatory synapse transmission that converge to reduce DA neuron activity and generate behavioral deficits, including impaired social preference. Administration of a positive allosteric modulator of the type 1 metabotropic glutamate receptors mGluR1 during the first postnatal week restored DA neuron excitatory synapse transmission and partially rescued the social preference defects, while optogenetic DA neuron stimulation was sufficient to enhance social preference. Collectively, these data reveal the contribution of impaired ventral tegmental area function to social behaviors and identify mGluR1 modulation during postnatal development as a potential treatment strategy
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