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Transforming medical device clinical trials with agentic AI: a Taiwan-specific framework integrating smart data, regulatory evidence, and trial optimization
Abstract Medical device clinical trials present distinctive regulatory and methodological challenges—including device-specific classification, engineering-based endpoints, operator-dependent performance, device-related safety considerations, and lifecycle evidence obligations—that differ from those of pharmaceutical trials.
A review of the protection mechanisms of ginsenoside CK on cardiovascular disease and stroke
Abstract Cardiovascular disease (CVD), comprising coronary artery disease, myocardial infarction, arrhythmias, heart failure, and hypertension, predominantly originates from dysfunction or obstruction within the cardiac and vascular systems. It has persistently remained the leading cause of death worldwide. The classification of stroke is based on its pathogenesis, with ischemic and hemorrhagic types representing distinct classifications.
What to expect in New York's primaries: Cuomo, Weiner return and more to watch
Voters across New York state on Tuesday will pick nominees in municipal primaries that include high-profile comeback bids in New York City by a former governor and a former congressman who both left office mired in scandal. At the top of the ballot, former Gov. Andrew Cuomo leads a crowded 11-candidate Democratic primary field for New York City mayor nearly four years after resigning from office following allegations he sexually harassed 11 women.
The Effect of Copper Limitation on the Bioavailability of Cu-Organic Complexes
Introduction Click to copy section linkSection link copied! Uptake by phytoplankton is one of the primary fates of dissolved copper in surface waters of aquatic ecosystems. Phytoplankton require it as an essential nutrient for growth (1−3) and tightly regulate its intracellular concentration to avoid toxicity or growth limitation. (4,5) Complexation reactions with organic ligands strongly affect equilibrium Cu speciation and bioavailability.
RAPD ANALYSIS OF THREE BREEDING LINES IN HORSES
Keywords RAPDs, breeding lines, horses Department Nutrition, Dietetics, and Food Science Abstract The focus of this project was two-fold. First, to test whether RAPDS, a genetic marker finding technique, could be used to find markers in three separate sire/offspring groups of horses.
Health economic evaluation of a nurse-assisted online eye screening in home healthcare to reduce avoidable vision impairment (iScreen): study protocol for a cluster randomized controlled trial | Trials | Full Text
We will perform a cluster RCT to compare online eye screening, in addition to CAU, versus CAU. The eye screening will be guided by community nurses. Cost-effectiveness and cost-utility will be studied from a healthcare and societal perspective, including the impact on physical and mental health. We will map healthcare costs over a period of 1 year. The study will be performed in collaboration with three Dutch home healthcare organizations.
The 8 best Lodges in San Jose Metro, Costa Rica
Discover the best Lodges in San Jose Metro, Province of San Jose including Hotel Marruecos, Hotel Pecos Bill, Aranjuez Lofts Santa Ana, Hotel La Fortuna Rojas Dafu, Hotel Otoya 1907, Dobson Manor, Pura Italia, Hotel Los Angeles. Things to do in San Jose Metro 1. Hotel Marruecos San Jose centro, del Automercado 150 Mts.
Hot Mail: Temperature Exposure during Mail Return of an Immunochemical Fecal Occult Blood Test
Abstract Background Fecal immunochemical tests (FITs) are widely used for colorectal cancer (CRC) screening; however, high ambient temperatures were found to reduce test accuracy. More recently, proprietary globin stabilizers were added to FIT sample buffers to prevent temperature-associated hemoglobin (Hb) degradation, but their effectiveness remains uncertain.
Youngstown's Niagara River Jet Boat cruises shutting down
YOUNGSTOWN — The parent company of Niagara River Jet Boat Cruises in Youngstown has announced that the boat operation will be closing down. In a statement to the Gazette, Mory DiMaurizio, the COO of City Cruises Canada, a subsidiary of City Experiences, said they had completed a thorough review of its business portfolio and made the decision to close Niagara Jet City Cruises operations.
'He was just a normal American'
NIAGARA FALLS — Tara Casten remembers her father Gary as someone who did not miss a day of work unless he was really sick, even working until midnight. She did not see him too much, but he was there for the important things in her life. “He was just a normal American,” Tara said, who lost her father in August of 2021 to bladder cancer.
Youngstown's Niagara River Jet Boat cruises shutting down
The parent company of Niagara River Jet Boat Cruises in Youngstown has announced that the boat operation will be closing down. In a statement to the Gazette, Mory DiMaurizio, the COO of City Cruises Canada, a subsidiary of City Experiences, said they had completed a thorough review of its business portfolio and made the decision to close Niagara Jet City Cruises operations.
Niagara University receives $500,000 in grants for training nurses, probation officers Original
Niagara University has received two grants totaling $500,000 that will go toward workforce training for nurses and Erie County probation officers. Both grants come from the Mother Cabrini Health Foundation. The first donation of $300,000 is for the College of Nursing.
Lockport's Chase Commons project gets preliminary IDA approval
LOCKPORT — A High Street-based housing redevelopment project is in line for local tax incentives. Chase Commons LLC, which plans to transform the old Lockport Presbyterian Home on High Street into market-rate apartment units, was granted preliminary approval of a Payment In Lieu Of Taxes agreement by the Niagara County Industrial Development Agency board of directors this week.
'He was just a normal American' Original
Tara Casten remembers her father Gary as someone who did not miss a day of work unless he was really sick, even working until midnight. She did not see him too much, but he was there for the important things in her life. “He was just a normal American,” Tara said, who lost her father in August of 2021 to bladder cancer.
Aquarium of Niagara building a new home for an endangered sea turtle
NIAGARA FALLS — The Aquarium of Niagara will soon welcome a new species to its ranks: the Kemp’s Ridley sea turtle. Kemp’s Ridley is the smallest, rarest and most endangered species of sea turtle, normally found in the Gulf of Mexico and along the U.S. eastern seaboard, and according to Gary Siddall, president and CEO, this is the first time the aquarium has been able to host such a creature.
Aquarium of Niagara working on new sea turtle exhibit
The Aquarium of Niagara will be welcoming a new species of aquatic animal to its ranks. A new sea turtle exhibit is in the works, with President and CEO Gary Siddall saying this is the first time in the aquarium’s history it will have such a sea creature. “His story of being non-releasable ties in beautifully with the other non-releasable animals that we have here, like our seals or sea lions,” Siddall said.
Niagara County IDA gives final approval to A&W development
The Niagara County Industrial Development Agency reiterated its support on tax incentives to bring two fast food chains to downtown Niagara Falls. The board gave its final approval for a five-year PILOT agreement and sales tax abatement for a new A&W franchise location at 303 Rainbow Blvd., the site of a former souvenir and convenience store.
Niagara University professor appears on 'Jeopardy!' Original
Local fans of the popular game show “Jeopardy!” may have seen a familiar face on their TV screens Tuesday night. Niagara University professor Carolyn Shivers appeared on the Feb. 7 episode of the game show, currently in its 39th season. A Grand Island resident, Shivers is an associate professor in the school’s psychology department. She competed against three-day champion Matthew Marcus of Portland, Oregon and Greg Snyder of Las Vegas. She finished the episode in second place to Marcus with $19,801.
Lewiston amends village code to accommodate short term rentals
The Village of Lewiston has adopted several changes to its village code to work in reference to short-term rentals. Eight new laws were passed regarding these changes to different sections and appendices of the code.
NCCC showing documentary about poet Elizabeth Bishop Original
Niagara County Community College this week will host a screening a documentary about one of the 20th century’s most famous American poets. John Scott, a media arts professor at Ithaca College, will be showing his 2021 film, “Elizabeth Bishop and The Art of Losing,” at the NCCC Arts and Media Theatre on campus at 2 p.m. on Wednesday. The screening is part of the community college’s year-long 60th anniversary celebrations.
Congressman Higgins proposes video interviews for NEXUS applicants Original
Congressman Brian Higgins has introduced a change to how the NEXUS program can screen applicants and clear up its large backlog. Called the “Make NEXUS Work Act,” it would make video conferencing available to new and renewing NEXUS applicants. It directs the Secretary of Homeland Security to make this option available within 45 days of the enactment, with video conferencing possible through a smartphone, tablet or home computer.
Dipson Theatres officially opening Niagara Falls location
Dipson Theatres is now where people can go watch movies on the big screen in Niagara Falls. Having acquired the former Regal Cinemas location at 720 Builders Way in January, the movie house will be reopened as the Capitol Theatre today. Regal, as part of its corporate bankruptcy, ended its lease agreement after operating the theater for 20 years. New General Manager Peter Lambert said Capitol Theatre will be run similarly to the Regal, but better.
Dipson Theatres officially opening Niagara Falls location
Dipson Theatres is now where people can go watch movies in Niagara Falls. Having acquired the former Regal Cinemas location at 720 Builders Way in January, it will reopen to the public as the Capitol Theatre on Friday. Regal ended its lease agreement after operating the theater for 20 years as part of its corporate bankruptcy. New General Manager Peter Lambert said they are going to run it similar to Regal — but better.
Lewiston-Porter school holding fundraiser in Bob Russell's memory
Lewiston-Porter is working to properly honor one of the more beloved names in the school district. Superintendent Paul Casseri has been running a GoFundMe to rename the high school auditorium after Robert B. Russell, who died this past October and worked in the district for 28 years. “That was Bob’s domain and he made the auditorium and theater productions a central part of Lancerlife,” Casseri said. Russell passed away on Oct. 24, 2022 at the age of 63.
Environmental group urging EPA investigation involving Niagara Falls Goodyear facility
An environmental advocacy group is urging the Environmental Protection Agency to get involved with a Niagara Falls facility where chemicals were linked to employees’ bladder cancer. Earthjustice, a nonprofit organization focusing on environmental law, has sent a letter to Acting Assistant Administrator Lawrence Starfield during the agency to investigate allegations raised against DuPont violating the Toxic Substances Control Act.
Environmental group urges EPA investigation involving Niagara Falls Goodyear facility
NIAGARA FALLS — An environmental advocacy group is urging the Environmental Protection Agency to get involved with a production facility where chemicals were linked to employees’ bladder cancer. Earthjustice, a nonprofit organization focusing on environmental law, has sent a letter to Acting Assistant Administrator Lawrence Starfield urging the agency to investigate allegations that DuPont violated the Toxic Substances Control Act.
Youngstown considering installing EV stations
The Village of Youngstown is considering installing electric vehicle charging stations in its borders, with a National Grid representative saying they would like to start work later this year. The village board spoke with National Grid’s Senior Program Manager for Electric Vehicles Whitney Skeans about that possibility during a work session on Thursday, with Skeans saying they have been getting a lot interest from municipalities that recognize how this would bring in tourists.
Platter's Chocolate celebrating 85th anniversary all year long Original
NORTH TONAWANDA — People driving north or south along Niagara Falls Boulevard pass by the Wurlitzer Building where organs were once made. Lately, something sweeter has taken up residence there. Platter’s Chocolates is marking 85 years in business this year, with President Joe Urban and his vice president and wife Heidi Urban saying they are taking this opportunity to celebrate all year long.
Youngstown considering installing EV stations
The Village of Youngstown is considering installing electric vehicle charging stations in its borders, with a National Grid representative saying they would like to start work later this year. The village board spoke with National Grid’s Senior Program Manager for Electric Vehicles Whitney Skeans about that possibility during a work session on Thursday, with Skeans saying they have been getting a lot interest from municipalities that recognize how this would bring in tourists.
Convenience store chain Quicklee's planning Town of Niagara location
A Rochester-area brand of convenience stores is looking to make inroads in Niagara County. Construction has been underway for a Quicklee’s Travel Center at 6021 Porter Road in the Town of Niagara, in the plaza housing a Valu Home Centers location and an ALDI grocery store. Construction on the site started in November, with a tentative completion date this summer.
NCCC still seeing declining enrollment
SANBORN — Over this past academic year, Niagara County Community College has seen a decline in enrollment, something not new for the school. Enrollment was down about 6% for the fall 2022 semester, creating a revenue shortfall of $495,000. Tentatively, those numbers improved for the spring 2023 semester, with enrollment down an estimated 3.5% compared to the spring 2022 semester, producing an expected revenue shortfall of $300,000.
Kiernan Recreation Center's $11.5M renovation shown off
Niagara University is finally showing off its newly renovated recreation facility that has a campus reach beyond school athletics. The Kiernan Recreation Center has been given an $11.5 million facelift, with work taking place since June of 2021 and completed before the 2022-23 school year began. “Every area of the building was touched in some way,” said Derek Puff, the director of Recreation, Intramurals and Club Sports for the university.
Confer Plastics celebrating 50th anniversary Original
NORTH TONAWANDA — Every major anniversary is worth celebrating, but it’s notable when the company doing it is one with a big legacy in its industry. Confer Plastics will officially mark its 50th anniversary on Sunday with different planned celebrations happening throughout the year. Bob Confer, the current president, is part of the third generation of Confers running the business. He has been working for the company since college when he headed to the plant during summer and winter breaks.
Kiernan Recreation Center's $11.5M renovation shown off
Niagara University is finally showing off its newly renovated recreation facility that has a campus reach beyond school athletics. The Kiernan Recreation Center has been given an $11.5 million facelift, with work taking place since June of 2021 and completed before the 2022-23 school year began. “Every area of the building was touched in some way,” said Derek Puff, the director of Recreation, Intramurals and Club Sports for the university.
Lewiston approves short term rental regulations
The Village of Lewiston has adopted new regulations for short-term rental properties and a limit on how many can operate in its borders. The new regulations cover standards for rental properties, special permit and license requirements, and responsibilities for property owners and tenants. They were developed over the past few months by village trustees, other village staff, and rental property owners.
Niagara University's College of Hospitality, Tourism announce new hires Original
Niagara University has brought on some fresh faces as part of restructuring efforts for the College of Hospitality, Sport, and Tourism Management. Brandi Guerinot and Alicia Sammarco will take on the roles of assistant dean for strategic initiatives and director of events and experimental operations, respectively.
Youngstown approves water rate increase
Youngstown has become the latest Niagara County municipality to raise its water rates. The village board of trustees approved a 20-cent increase at Thursday’s meeting effective starting at the beginning of the year. The rate is now $4.85 per 1,000 gallons used. The increase came as the Niagara County Water District authorized a 10-cent increase for the county’s in-district water rate for 2023, from 90 cents to $1 per 1,000 gallons for 2023, its first such rate hike in five years.
Claudia Tenney speaks on district priorities, issues Original
With a new Congressional session finally underway and with a slight Republican majority, Congresswoman Claudia Tenney recently addressed issues impacting her district she plans on tackling and others impacting the party in Washington.
From 1953: Doom Hangs Over William Faulkner
Media-Communications Expert | Leader of Effective Teams | Experienced Editor | Master Writer | Principal -RQLewis LLC 3m The bard of Oxford toiling in New York under “a feeling of doom.” From 1953 in The New Yorker. From 1953: Doom Hangs Over William Faulkner
Efficacy of customized corneal crosslinking versus standard corneal crosslinking in patients with progressive keratoconus (C-CROSS study): study protocol for a randomized controlled trial (pdf) | Paperity
BMC Ophthalmology, May 2023 This is a preview of a remote PDF: https://bmcophthalmol.biomedcentral.com/counter/pdf/10.1186/s12886-023-02976-4 Vandevenne, Magali M. S., Berendschot, Tos T. J. M., Winkens, Bjorn, van den Biggelaar, Frank J. H. M., Visser, Nienke, Dickman, Mor M., Wisse, Robert P. L., Wijdh, Robert-Jan H. J., Roy, Abhijit Sinha, Shetty, Rohit, Nuijts, Rudy M. M. A.. , BMC Ophthalmology, 2023, pp. 1-8, Volume 23, Issue 1, DOI: 10.1186/s12886-023-02976-4
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