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Toronto REALTOR & Blogger. Senior Vice President Sales at Sotheby's International Realty Canada. Past President of the Toronto Real Estate Board.
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A paradigm shift in the treatment of patients with polycythemia vera. The initial early use of recombinant interferon-alpha

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By Richard Silver, Hans Carl Hasselbalch
| Nature Verified
Abstract During the past 35 years, single-arm studies documented the efficacy and safety of recombinant interferon alpha (rIFNα) for treating polycythemia vera (PV). In some patients, 2-5 years of disease-modifying treatment resulted in symptom relief, regression of splenomegaly, normalization of abnormal blood counts and marrow morphology, and sustained JAK2V617F molecular remission.
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Vacuum-packed cushions

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By Richard Silver
| Good Old Boat Verified
Issue 112: Jan/Feb 2017 As an amateur cushion-maker for multiple sailboats, I enjoyed Connie McBride’s article in the March 2016 issue, “Building Settee Cushions.” I also like the look of an overstuffed cushion with no cover wrinkles and, like Connie and Dave McBride, I have struggled to stuff an oversized foam piece and accompanying batting into a finished cushion cover. Recently, I discovered a neat trick to simplify the job.
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Comment: We adjust to the sunrise every day — don't we?

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By Richard Silver
| Times Colonist Verified
A commentary by a Colwood resident. I am finding the endless wrangling over daylight versus standard time to be endlessly tiring. And while I would personally prefer permanent standard time over permanent daylight time, there is something that none of the “experts” in this quagmire of disagreement seem to address or answer. Sleep experts are always telling us how rigidly fixed our circadian rhythms are and how they cannot be tampered with or adjusted to accommodate any changes.
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