Reply to DJ Millward and AA Jackson

Reply to Jackson.

TO THE EDITOR—We appreciate Dr Jackson’s thoughtful comments regarding the diagnostic criteria for encephalitis proposed by the International Encephalitis Consortium (IEC) Working Group [1]. He raises concerns that (1) individual patients may have laboratory or pathologic evidence of encephalitis without meeting the clinical criteria specified in the IEC case definition, and (2) that patients w...

Lepetit and Jackson reply:.

Knowing Qualia: A Reply to Jackson

In a recent paper concerning the direct introspection of brain states (1985b) I leveled three criticisms against Frank Jackson's "knowledge argument." At stake was his bold claim that no materialist account of mind can possibly account for all mental phenomena. Jackson has replied to those criticisms in his 1986. It is to those replies, and to the issues that prompted them, that the present cha...

Millward Brown - Rules of Engagement

Three years after the ARF introduced its working definition of the term “engagement,” there is still a lack of clarity over what the term describes and how it can best be measured. Perhaps the problem is that no one definition can really suffice when engagement takes place in multiple contexts. To be useful, the definition needs to account for all three contexts of engagement: brands, communica...

Response to Sinks and Jackson

value, a maternal BPb value of 10 pg/dl, as seen in Table 1, should not be exceeded. If no more than 5% of breast-feeding infants are to exceed the 10 pg/dI action level, then a maternal BPb <10 jig/dl is required. A sensitivity analysis using various IEUBK modeling runs shows that the infant body lead burden at birth, from in utero accumulation via maternal lead exposures, is mainly expressed ...