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Carriers of SCN9A variants linked to inherited and acquired pain syndromes show no alteration in the prevalence of pain or analgesic usage in the UK Biobank cohort

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By Graeme Newton, Keith Phillips, Corin Charman, Aidan P Nickerson
| medRxiv
GWTN was funded by a BBSRC CASE studentship with Eli Lilly & Company. GWTN has received consultancy fees from Grunenthal GmbH within the last 2 years. APN, KGP, and AK are current or former employees of Eli Lilly and Company and may own stock in this company. KGP is a current or former employee of Grunenthal GmbH. AEP has undertaken consultancy work for Lateral Pharma and has a research grant from Eli Lilly & Company on an unrelated topic.
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In memory of Jan Igoe

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By Keith Phillips
| South Carolina Living Magazine Verified
It all started with the July 2009 issue when South Carolina Living magazine launched a new column—“Humor Me”—and introduced readers to a force of nature named Jan A. Igoe. She described herself in that first column’s biography as “a wife, mother, newspaper editor, humorist and illustrator” who lived in Horry County, but readers quickly came to know her as a close friend.
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In pursuit of peach perfection

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By Keith Phillips
| South Carolina Living Magazine Verified
Behold the South Carolina peach! Sun-bronzed, tree-ripened—a juicy bundle of sweet perfection available from roadside stands and farmers markets for those of us lucky enough to call the Palmetto State home. Peaches are also one of the state’s top cash crops, with fruit packed and shipped to grocery stores all along the East Coast and into the Midwest. Georgia may claim to be the “peach state,” but South Carolina produces far more than our neighbors to the west.
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