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Articles by J. S. Cameron
GUEST COMMENTARY: Verde Connect creates more problems than it solves
By J. CAMERON, West Middle Verde Character Area Neighbors Originally Published: February 2, 2019 11:44 a.m. Your Jan. 31 editorial concerning the Verde Connect project missed an opportunity to inform the public that the road proposals promoted by Verde Connect are clearly described in the Verde Valley Master Transportation Plan (VVMTP) of September 2016 available online at AZDOT.
GUEST COMMENTARY: Verde Connect creates more problems than it solves
By J. CAMERON, West Middle Verde Character Area Neighbors Originally Published: February 2, 2019 11:44 a.m. Your Jan. 31 editorial concerning the Verde Connect project missed an opportunity to inform the public that the road proposals promoted by Verde Connect are clearly described in the Verde Valley Master Transportation Plan (VVMTP) of September 2016 available online at AZDOT.
Family Resilience and the Management of Fibromyalgia: Implications for Family Therapists
Fibromyalgia Syndrome (FMS) is one of the most troubling rheumatic disorders for patients, significant others, and the health care providers who treat them. Responses from 150 participants provided valuable information on the relationship between family resilience and the management of fibromyalgia.
The strength of weight‐bearing bones is similar in amenorrheic and eumenorrheic elite long‐distance runners
Regular intense endurance exercise can lead to amenorrhea with possible adverse consequences for bone health. We compared whole body and regional bone strength and skeletal muscle characteristics between amenorrheic (AA: n = 14) and eumenorrheic (EA: n = 15) elite adult female long‐distance runners and nonathletic controls (C: n = 15).
The very long-term prognosis and complications of lupus nephritis and its treatment
Abstract Although the short- and medium-term (5–10 years) outcome of patients with lupus nephritis has been studied extensively, there are very few data on the second and subsequent decades. We studied outcome in 110 local patients investigated at a single centre before 1986, who all had potential follow-up of more than 10 years (actual 2–31 years, median 15.5 years).
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