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Ambient PM 2.5 exposure and pancreatic cancer risk in a Northern Ireland population-based case-control study
Abstract Fine particulate matter (PM2.5) has been associated with several cancers, but evidence for pancreatic cancer remains limited. We examined whether long-term residential exposure to PM2.5 is associated with pancreatic cancer risk in Northern Ireland.
Reply to ‘Clarifying causal and translational inference in studies of ambient PM 2.5 and lung cancer’
To the Editor, We thank Sun et al. for their thoughtful and constructive commentary on our article examining the lung cancer burden attributable to ambient PM2.5 in Northern Ireland [1]. We welcome the opportunity to clarify several methodological and interpretative points raised.
Occupational predictors of serum per- and polyfluoroalkyl substance concentrations in a national biomonitoring survey of adults in Canada
Abstract Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are a class of chemicals widely used in industrial applications and consumer products, which have been associated with negative health outcomes, including cancer. Comprehensive identification of highly exposed occupations is needed. We aim to examine serum PFAS concentrations across occupation and industry of employment and other exposure determinants in a national sample of adults in the cross-sectional Canadian Health Measures Survey (CHMS).
Learning Centers offer students a path to success – The Lode
As first-year students at Michigan Technological University settle into campus life and the beginning of classes, they are encouraged to take advantage of the university’s wide range of Learning Centers. These centers offer free academic support across a wide range of subjects, aiming to enhance student success and retention.
Synthesis of Sensitive RNAs Using Fluoride‐Cleavable Groups as Linkers and Amino‐Group Protection
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Michigan Tech USG welcomes new members, encourages voting on constitutional amendments – The Lode
Michigan Tech’s Undergraduate Student Government (USG) met Wednesday evening at 7:30 p.m. in the MUB Superior Room to discuss organizational budgets, constitutional amendments, and to swear in newly appointed representatives. Regarding their current budget, the Registered Student Organization (RSO) Opportunity Fund balance currently stands at $9,150.30, while the Reserve Fund has reached $254,286.82.
McNair Hall Association hosts Vegas Night – The Lode
Last Saturday, Mar. 22, students were treated to a night of excitement and entertainment as the McNair Hall Association (MHA) successfully hosted its annual Vegas Night from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. across in Fisher Hall. The event brought the excitement of a Las Vegas-style casino to campus, featuring a variety of classic casino games where students tested their luck and skills.
What happened to my links? Michigan Tech moves to Ellucian Experience – The Lode
Michigan Tech is rolling out a new management system, Ellucian Experience, to replace MyMichiganTech and Banweb, aiming to streamline access to essential student services. The transition has been in the works since before the beginning of the academic year, and is expected to be mostly completed by the end of the semester. Experience, launched in Nov. 2024, introduces a mobile-friendly, modern interface with role-based, keyword-searchable cards that display only information relevant to each user.
Fall 2025 Registration – The Lode
Michigan Tech has officially opened course registration, allowing students to enroll in classes for the Fall 2025 semester. Registration began on Sunday, Mar. 9, for graduate students and will continue to follow a staggered schedule based on class standing and earned credits at the time of registration. The period closes at 11:59 p.m. on Sunday, Mar. 30, and reopens at 10:00 p.m. on Tuesday, Apr. 1. Additionally, students will be unable to register from 2:00 to 2:30 a.m. each day.
Student Tips: Midterms – The Lode
As midterms approach, many college students begin to feel the pressure. While exams can be stressful, proper preparation can reduce anxiety and improve performance. “It’s never too early to start planning,” said Susan Liebau, academic advisor for chemistry undergraduate students and director of the Chemistry Learning Center.
The Library: More than just books – The Lode
Most Michigan Tech students have visited the J. Robert Van Pelt and John and Ruanne Opie Library. Many are familiar with its core functions: checking out books, booking study rooms, studying, or grabbing coffee and snacks at Velodrome Coffee Company. However, the library has other resources students can use to enhance their experience at Michigan Tech.
Backstage Jazz brings small groups to the Rozsa Center – The Lode
The Rozsa Center’s Backstage Jazz will host an exciting performance featuring four uniquely styled jazz ensembles on Friday, Jan. 24 and Saturday, Jan. 25 at 7:30 p.m. in the Rozsa Backstage. The event will be led by Adam Meckler, Director of Jazz Studies, and Drew Kilpela, Assistant Teaching Professor of Music. Backstage Jazz is a long-running program at Michigan Tech, showcasing diverse jazz performances and drawing audiences from across the UP .
Officials | Swindon Town (H)
Tom Nield has been put in charge of the U’s clash against Swindon Town at the JobServe Community Stadium on Tuesday night. He will be assisted by George Byrne, Mark Pottage, and Daniel Middleton. Nield is an experienced referee who’s been refereeing in or around Sky Bet League Two since the 2015-16 season. In the 2023-24 campaign so far, he has issued thirty-five yellow cards and one red in eight matches.
Build-to-Rent short series | Subdivisional solutions
The Gadens Build-to-Rent short series will focus on emerging property and development issues that affect Build-to-rent (BTR) projects – covering planning, subdivision structuring, fund through models and management issues. Click through the following links to read each instalment. BTR Projects often seek to utilise a fund through model.
Gadens supports PDG corporation as it continues to shape Victoria's build-to-rent landscape
Australia January 11 2022 Gadens has advised PDG Corporation on the sale and development of its latest build-to-rent (BTR) project in Southbank, Melbourne, with an estimated end value of A$350 million. Located on Kavanagh Street Southbank, the project comprises 434 apartments including 40 affordable housing units. The project will be delivered by PDG Corporation in partnership with Oxford Property Group and Investa, and will form part of the recently launched BTR platform, Indi.
Jean Baptiste Point du Sable: The First Settler and Founder of Chicago, Illinois — Unique Coloring
The First Settler and Founder of Chicago, Illinois Jean Baptiste Point du Sable was a pioneer and prominent trader of Haitian origin who, on October 25, 1968, was finally recognized as the founder of Chicago by city and state officials. He had been considered the city’s first non-native settler since the 1850s, but many failed to honor him on the level of white pioneers until several decades after his death.
What Can I Do to Help?
Photo by munshots on Unsplash Climb to safety, you and me and the baby Send our thoughts and prayers to loved ones on the ground And as the days went by we just stopped looking down, down, down The world’s on fire and we just climb higher ’Til we’re no longer bothered by the smoke and sound Good people suffer and the heart gets tougher Nothing given, nothing found What’ve I done to help?
The highest-paid YouTube stars of 2019, according to Forbes
Forbes has calculated this year’s top earners on YouTube and some new faces have been added to the annual list. Among the top earners are gamers, stuntmen and makeup artists. Two of the highest-paid stars are under the age of 10 – and they specialize in playing with toys, of all things. Here are the top 10 highest-paid YouTubers, according to Forbes: 10. VanossGaming (Evan Fong) – $11.5 million Evan Fong is no stranger to this list.
Highest paid YouTube stars: Forbes' list of top 10 highest-paid YouTuber of 2019, Jeffree Star, Ryan Kaji and gamers on the list
Forbes has calculated this year's top earners on YouTube and some new faces have been added to the annual list. Among the top earners are gamers, stuntmen and makeup artists. Two of the highest-paid stars are under the age of 10 – and they specialize in playing with toys, of all things. Here are the top 10 highest-paid YouTubers, according to Forbes: 10. VanossGaming (Evan Fong) - $11.5 million Evan Fong is no stranger to this list.
The highest-paid YouTube stars of 2019, according to Forbes
Forbes has calculated this year’s top earners on YouTube and some new faces have been added to the annual list. Among the top earners are gamers, stuntmen and makeup artists. Two of the highest-paid stars are under the age of 10 – and they specialize in playing with toys, of all things. Here are the top 10 highest-paid YouTubers, according to Forbes: 10. VanossGaming (Evan Fong) – $11.5 million Evan Fong is no stranger to this list.
8-year-old rakes in $26 million on YouTube
(CBS News) – Forbes has calculated this year’s top earners on YouTube and some new faces have been added to the annual list. Among the top earners are gamers, stuntmen and makeup artists. Two of the highest-paid stars are under the age of 10 – and they specialize in playing with toys, of all things. Here are the top 10 highest-paid YouTubers, according to Forbes: 10. VanossGaming (Evan Fong) – $11.5 million Evan Fong is no stranger to this list.
Meet the 7-year-old YouTuber making $22 million a year
Ryan, a seven-year-old boy and the star of Ryan ToysReview, was named top of a list of highest-earning YouTubers after making more than $22 million in a single year. Since launching in 2015, Ryan has built a following of more than 17 million. His videos have been watched more than 26 billion times. The boy, who reviews toys on his channel, made the sum between June 2017 and June 2018. The list, which was published by Forbes, is a staggering insight into the rise of young YouTubers.
10 highest-paid YouTubers of 2017
Daniel Middleton, popularly known as DanTDM, was named the highest-paid YouTube personality in 2017, with earnings up to $16.5 million. (Shutterstock/Castleski) In the past few years, YouTube content creators, known as YouTubers, have introduced to the world a new, attractive occupation for the young generation. Forbes revealed that between June 1, 2016, and June 1 this year, the accumulative earnings of the world’s 10 highest-paid YouTube stars reached US$127 million.
Articles - SEGH
Dr Michael Watts was recently elected SEGH President, following a handover from Dr Chaosheng Zhang. Michael has been involved in the SEGH for nearly 15 years as a member of the European board and active on the International board via his role in redesigning the website since 2010. Dr Michael Watts was recently elected SEGH President, following a handover from Dr Chaosheng Zhang.
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