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461 base used for the original analysis is predominantly that seen in normal patients, while the critical interpretation is the sick patient. This reviewer, for example, recently saw a liver with extensive metastases proven to be over 4700 g at necropsy (3 times normal weight) measured as normal approximately 2 weeks before death by the author's techniques in the author's nuclear facility. It w...

Prevalence and risk factors for the development of post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) after childbirth is well described in the literature. However, its management and treatment has only begun to be investigated. The aim of this article is to describe the studies that examine the effects of interventions on PTSD after childbirth. MedLine, PILOTS, CINAHL and ISI Web of Science databases were ...

XAGE-1 is a cancer/testis (CT) antigen and has been shown to be immunogenic in lung cancer patients. Among 4 alternative splicing variants, XAGE-1a, b, c and d, XAGE-1b mRNA was dominantly expressed in cancer. In this study, we generated a XAGE-1b mAb, USO9-13. The B cell epitope recognized by the USO9-13 mAb was in the C-terminal region of the XAGE-1b protein and is also recognized by sera fro...

varies in a predictable manner in relation to the hormonal status of their female partners. Also correlating with these observations was M. Krsiak's demonstration that administration of various drugs to one aggressive mouse modified the aggressive behavior of its fighting partner. J. M. R. Delgado (New Haven) demonstrates that offensive and defensive behavior in monkeys and chimpanzees can be e...

CO SM O S + TA X IS Bruce Caldwell’s observation that “[b]y the 1960s Hayek was seeing complex orders everywhere” is something that struck a cautionary note in our thinking about jazz (Caldwell 2000, p. 19). Indiscriminate use of the concept (known as “concept creep” in the psychology literature) would of course empty it of meaning, a fate that has befallen many a key term in social philosophy....

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Gerald Gaus’s The Tyranny of the Ideal is an ambitious book that covers an impressive range of topics in political philosophy and the social sciences. The book launches a systematic critique of ‘ideal theorizing’ about political and social justice and aims to defend a vision of an ‘Open Society’ that “forsakes a collective ideal of justice” (Gaus 2016, p. xvi).1 Gaus charges that the dominant p...