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Anterior segment optical coherence tomography angiography in the evaluation of thyroid eye disease: a pilot study

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By Scott Hau, Victoria Barnett, Laxmi Raja
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Current grading systems for thyroid eye disease (TED) are subjective, highlighting the need for objective assessment tools. This pilot study evaluated whether anterior segment optical coherence tomography angiography (AS-OCTA) can detect characteristic vasculature changes in TED. A prospective comparative case series at Moorfields Eye Hospital included patients with TED and healthy controls.
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New Netflix film wants to make Mary accessible to all

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By Mac Loftin, Reggie L. Williams, Victoria Barnett, Jack Jenkins Verified
| Christian Century Verified
Catholic Hollywood director D.J. Caruso set out to tell the story of Mary as seen through her own eyes, in a new film available on Netflix December 6. “You may think you know my story,” Mary tells viewers at the start of the film. “Trust me, you don’t.” Caruso’s Mary, starring veteran actor Anthony Hopkins as King Herod, takes viewers from Mary’s own birth to the delivery of her son, Jesus, to the holy temple of Jerusalem.
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Keep swinging for the fences

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By Mac Loftin, Victoria Barnett, Reggie L. Williams, Jack Jenkins Verified
| Christian Century Verified
People keep pooh-poohing the church, but I think it’s the best thing since sliced bread. People talk about the church with this great sense of disappointment, as if it has dropped the ball in some unforgivable way. But if you’re disappointed, what were you expecting? The church is made up of people, people doing their best to be better together than they would on their own. Sometimes it works. Often it doesn’t. When it works, no one does it better.
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