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David Herzig’s Biography

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Swygert Research Fellow and Professor of Law with Tenure at Valparaiso University School of Law. Visiting Professor at Loyola (Los Angeles) School of Law.

Specializing in income tax, estate tax, business entities and charities.

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If Elected, What Happens When President Trump's Taxes Gets Audited?

If Elected, What Happens When President Trump's Taxes Gets Audited?

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump announced in an interview with the Associated Press on Wednesd…

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What If Trump Becomes President While His Tax Returns Are Under IRS Audit?

What If Trump Becomes President While His Tax Returns Are Under IRS Audit?

Could a President Trump create leverage in an IRS audit for his personal gain? The short answer is yes, since…

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Could Prince Estate End Up Following Michael Jackson's Into Tax Court?

Could Prince Estate End Up Following Michael Jackson's Into Tax Court?

Whatever his estate says his catalog and right of publicity are worth, IRS auditors are likely to say they're…

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For Tax Day, A Simpler And Better Way

For Tax Day, A Simpler And Better Way

What if there were a better way to file our taxes? Clearly, there has to be a better system. As we are all …

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Donald Trump suggests he was audited because of his 'strong Christian faith.' Here's why that's u...

Donald Trump suggests he was audited because of his 'strong Christian faith.' Here's why that's u...

Thursday's Republican debate surprisingly featured the intersection of religion and taxes, an issue many see …

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Why All Investors Should Worry About Drop In Yahoo Stock

Why All Investors Should Worry About Drop In Yahoo Stock

Should ordinary investors worry about the drop in price of Yahoo YHOO -1.42% stock? Basically, yes. The grea…

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App-based automated meal analysis in adults with type 1 diabetes using automated insulin delivery: a randomized controlled trial

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By Inselspital Bern, Katharine D. Barnard-Kelly, David Herzig, Lia Bally
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Keywords Type 1 diabetes Nutritional management Mobile health Automated food analysis Carbohydrate estimation Insulin dosing support Automated insulin delivery Abbreviations AI (artificial intelligence) AID (automated insulin delivery) BMI (body mass index) CONSORT (Consolidated Standards of Reporting Trials) CGM (Continuous Glucose Monitoring) CHO (carbohydrate(s)) CI (confidence interval) CV (coefficient of variation) GLP-1 (glucagon-like peptide-1) GMI (glucose management index) IU...
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Performance of the DEXCOM G7 CGM system during and after major surgery

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By Gabija Krutkyte, Metabolism Inselspital, David Herzig, Eva-Dorothea Rolfes
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1 BACKGROUND Perioperative hyperglycaemia is associated with adverse surgical outcomes,1 underscoring the need for glucose monitoring to maintain glucose within recommended targets.2 Continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) has garnered increasing interest as a tool to overcome barriers to efficient and effective glycaemic management.
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Clinical evaluation of a decision support system for glucose infusion in hypoglycaemic clamp experiments

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By Jacopo Pavan, David Herzig, Afrodity Tripyla, Chiara Dalla Man
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1 INTRODUCTION The glucose clamp (GC) is an experimental technique that is frequently used to investigate several aspects of human physiology and the pharmacodynamic actions of glucose-lowering medications. The key concept is to clamp plasma glucose to a predefined level and/or trajectory. This is achieved by a variable intravenous glucose infusion according to frequently sampled glucose values. For simplicity, the insulin infusion is most commonly kept constant after an initial priming dose.
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