No clear benefit of single incision surgery: ob-gyns

By Kerry Grens

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Research so far has not found obvious advantages to minimally invasive surgery involving just one cut, according to a leading organization of women's doctors.

Although single incision surgeries have become more popular in recent years, the evidence does not show they are any better for patients' health than other minimally invasive procedures, said Dr. Jessica Shepherd, one of the authors of the report from the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG).

"The one benefit that it does have is improved cosmesis," or cosmetic appearance of the surgery site, said Shepherd, who is the director of minimally invasive gynecology at the University of Illinois Hospital and Health Sciences System in Chicago.

"Cosmetic benefit is still really important for women," she told Reuters Health.

Single incisions can be used for a variety of procedures, including removing the fallopian tubes, uterus, uterine fibroids or other masses, repairing a protruding vagina and "tying" a woman's fallopian tubes to prevent pregnancy.

It's not clear just how often single incision procedures are performed, but Shepherd said their increased use prompted ACOG to review the evidence on whether they are any better than conventional approaches to minimally invasive surgery.

Minimally invasive surgery, also called laparoscopy, typically involves several small cuts.

"The thought is, if you have one incision the pain will be less and cosmesis is potentially much better," said Dr. Ally Murji, a maternal-fetal medicine specialist at the University of Toronto and Mt. Sinai Hospital in Ontario, Canada.

But as the ACOG Committee on Gynecologic Practice found, there are very little data backing up the idea that women's pain is reduced when surgery involves just one cut.

Two studies did find some reduction in pain among women who had single site surgery, compared to those who underwent a standard minimally invasive procedure, whereas two other studies did not find any differences in women's reports of pain.

"The data that we do have from the pain aspect really (don't) show that single incision laparoscopy is superior at this point in time compared to conventional laparoscopy. It's probably equivalent," said Murji, who did not participate in the ACOG report.

He said the ACOG committee, who published their report in Obstetrics & Gynecology, did a thorough job of assessing the single site technique.

One analysis by Murji and his colleagues earlier this year found that single incision surgery appears to be just as safe as surgeries with several incisions.

"The disadvantages (are) it's technically much more challenging, and second is it does take more time than conventional laparoscopy, likely because it is more difficult to accomplish," he told Reuters Health.

A third drawback to the technique, Murji added, is that it could cost more if surgical tools have to be modified - although Shepherd said the same instrumentation can be used and the cost should not be any different.

Shepherd's group called for more research, particularly large studies comparing traditional minimally invasive surgery to single site operations.

In the meantime, having more surgical options available for women is a good thing, she said.

"We want to promote women knowing their options and being able to choose what's available," Shepherd said.

Murji agreed.

"I am optimistic and I'm encouraged that women have more of a choice," he said.

"But I caution that just because we can do something through a single incision surgery doesn't mean that we should be doing it. And we really have to see, is it beneficial before we begin offering it to everybody."

SOURCE: http://bit.ly/15fR9fP Obstetrics & Gynecology, online July 23, 2013.

Source: http://news.yahoo.com/no-clear-benefit-single-incision-surgery-ob-gyns-180551374.html

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Dot Earth Blog: Jim Hansen Presses the Climate Case for Nuclear Energy

[unable to retrieve full-text content]Jim Hansen, the longtime climate scientist and campaigner, explains his strong support for nuclear energy as a tool for blunting global warming.

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Want to be safe? Move to the City. No, really.

Public release date: 23-Jul-2013
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American College of Emergency Physicians

WASHINGTON Large cities in the U.S. are significantly safer than their rural counterparts, with the risk of injury death more than 20 percent higher in the country. A study to be published online tomorrow in Annals of Emergency Medicine upends a common perception that urban areas are more dangerous than small towns ("Safety in Numbers: Are Major Cities the Safest Places in the U.S.?").

"Cars, guns and drugs are the unholy trinity causing the majority of injury deaths in the U.S.," said lead study author Sage Myers, MD, MSCE, of the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, Pa. "Although the risk of homicide is higher in big cities, the risk of unintentional injury death is 40 percent higher in the most rural areas than in the most urban. And overall, the rate of unintentional injury dwarfs the risk of homicide, with the rate of unintentional injury more than 15 times that of homicide among the entire population. This has important implications about staffing of emergency departments and trauma care systems in rural areas, which tend to be underserved as it is."

Analyzing 1,295,919 injury deaths that occurred between 1999 and 2006, researchers determined that the risk of injury death was 22 percent higher in the most rural counties than in the most urban. The most common causes of injury death were motor vehicle crashes, leading to 27.61 deaths per 100,000 people in most rural areas and 10.58 per 100,000 in most urban areas. Though the risk of firearm-related death showed no difference across the rural-urban spectrum in the entire population as a whole, when age subgroups were studied, firearm-related deaths were found to be significantly higher in rural areas for children and people 45 years and older; however, for people age 20 to 44, the risk of firearm-related death was significantly lower in rural areas.

Race was also a factor. Rural counties with large black populations had significantly lower risk of injury death than those with small black populations. The opposite was true for Latino populations: Rural counties with large Latino populations had significantly higher risk of injury death than rural counties with small Latino populations.

Surprisingly, rural counties with the highest levels of college-educated inhabitants and median income had significantly increased risk of injury death compared to rural counties with the lowest levels of each.

"By digging deep into the data, we may be able to tailor injury prevention efforts to the populations that need them, such as seniors in cities who are more likely to fall and rural children who are more likely to drown," said Dr. Myers. "This data is relevant to staffing issues as well. Injury-related mortality risk is highest in the areas least likely to be covered by emergency physicians and least likely to have access to trauma care, which argues for using a population-planning approach to improve emergency and trauma care systems in the U.S."

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202-728-0610 x. 3010
July 23, 2013
http://www.annemergmed.com
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For more information, visit: http://newsroom.acep.org

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Contact: Julie Lloyd
jlloyd@acep.org
202-728-0610
American College of Emergency Physicians

WASHINGTON Large cities in the U.S. are significantly safer than their rural counterparts, with the risk of injury death more than 20 percent higher in the country. A study to be published online tomorrow in Annals of Emergency Medicine upends a common perception that urban areas are more dangerous than small towns ("Safety in Numbers: Are Major Cities the Safest Places in the U.S.?").

"Cars, guns and drugs are the unholy trinity causing the majority of injury deaths in the U.S.," said lead study author Sage Myers, MD, MSCE, of the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, Pa. "Although the risk of homicide is higher in big cities, the risk of unintentional injury death is 40 percent higher in the most rural areas than in the most urban. And overall, the rate of unintentional injury dwarfs the risk of homicide, with the rate of unintentional injury more than 15 times that of homicide among the entire population. This has important implications about staffing of emergency departments and trauma care systems in rural areas, which tend to be underserved as it is."

Analyzing 1,295,919 injury deaths that occurred between 1999 and 2006, researchers determined that the risk of injury death was 22 percent higher in the most rural counties than in the most urban. The most common causes of injury death were motor vehicle crashes, leading to 27.61 deaths per 100,000 people in most rural areas and 10.58 per 100,000 in most urban areas. Though the risk of firearm-related death showed no difference across the rural-urban spectrum in the entire population as a whole, when age subgroups were studied, firearm-related deaths were found to be significantly higher in rural areas for children and people 45 years and older; however, for people age 20 to 44, the risk of firearm-related death was significantly lower in rural areas.

Race was also a factor. Rural counties with large black populations had significantly lower risk of injury death than those with small black populations. The opposite was true for Latino populations: Rural counties with large Latino populations had significantly higher risk of injury death than rural counties with small Latino populations.

Surprisingly, rural counties with the highest levels of college-educated inhabitants and median income had significantly increased risk of injury death compared to rural counties with the lowest levels of each.

"By digging deep into the data, we may be able to tailor injury prevention efforts to the populations that need them, such as seniors in cities who are more likely to fall and rural children who are more likely to drown," said Dr. Myers. "This data is relevant to staffing issues as well. Injury-related mortality risk is highest in the areas least likely to be covered by emergency physicians and least likely to have access to trauma care, which argues for using a population-planning approach to improve emergency and trauma care systems in the U.S."

###

Julie Lloyd
202-728-0610 x. 3010
July 23, 2013
http://www.annemergmed.com
twitter.com/emergencydocs

For more information, visit: http://newsroom.acep.org

Annals of Emergency Medicine is the peer-reviewed scientific journal for the American College of Emergency Physicians, the national medical society representing emergency medicine. ACEP is committed to advancing emergency care through continuing education, research, and public education. Headquartered in Dallas, Texas, ACEP has 53 chapters representing each state, as well as Puerto Rico and the District of Columbia. A Government Services Chapter represents emergency physicians employed by military branches and other government agencies. For more information, visit http://www.acep.org.

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Unity 4.2 adds support for Windows 8, Windows Phone 8 and BB10

Unity 4.2 has arrived

After months of development and testing, Unity 4.2 is here and ready for you to use.

As well as a host of new and exciting features, the latest version of the 4.x cycle introduces a number of important licensing changes, all designed to make as many great Unity features available to as many people as possible. Let's quickly review the goodies that Unity 4.2 brings to the world.

New platforms

Unity 4.2 comes with three new platforms: Windows Phone 8, Windows Store apps and BlackBerry 10. That's right, we've doubled the number of mobile platforms Unity supports! Now it's up to you guys to create new games and port existing titles to these platforms so even more people can benefit from your creative talents.

In Unity 4.2, all users of the free version of Unity can publish to any mobile platform they wish, be it Windows Phone 8, Windows Store, iOS, Android or BlackBerry 10 without it costing a dime. In addition, Unity Pro users can use the Windows Store Pro deployment option (which includes the Windows Phone 8 and Windows Store apps platforms) absolutely free of charge.

Plus, Unity Pro users can benefit from advanced Unity features when deploying their iOS, Android or BlackBerry 10 projects by purchasing Unity iOS Pro, Android Pro or BlackBerry 10 Pro Add-On products from the Unity Store.

More free tech

We've decided to make a number of existing Unity Pro features available to users of the free version of Unity:

Realtime shadows (one-directional light only; hard shadows only).

Text-based serialization of materials, prefabs, scenes etc. for easier version control.

NavMesh baking (OffMeshLinks still require Pro).

Now, games created using the free version of Unity can benefit from realtime shadows and game actors navigating intelligently. In addition, as a developer using the free version of Unity you can cooperate with your colleagues using any version control system, because text-based serialization no longer requires a Unity Pro license.

Features and changes

So, what great new features does Unity 4.2 have to offer? Let's take a high-level overview:

Graphics

OpenGL ES 3.0 support for Android:

ES3 has nicer shadow filtering, ETC2 texture compression, GPU skinning via transform feedback, HDR rendering, multiple render targets, derivative instructions in shaders etc.

Requires an ES3-compatible GPU, for example Qualcomm Adreno 3xx or ARM Mali T6xx.

Note that the official Android version does not support ES3 yet. So to test it you should install ES3 drivers directly from the GPU makers (e.g. Qualcomm).

GPU Skinning (requires Unity Pro)

Completely automatic, no custom shaders needed.

Works on DirectX 11 (via stream-out), OpenGL ES 3.0 (via transform feedback) and Xbox 360 (via memexport). Other platforms will continue to use CPU skinning.

Optimized and updated Image Effects

Stencil buffer access (requires Unity Pro). Shaders can define stencil buffer operations, for optimizations or special effects.

Static & dynamic batching for shadow casters & shadow collector pass. Note: many shadow casters can be batched even if they use different materials! They will be batched as long as the actual shadow caster shader & material properties affecting them are the same.

Shuriken Collision Event Callback Scripting Interface: Efficient callbacks on GameObjects and Particle Systems are issued when Shuriken particle collisions occur. Per particle callback data includes collision positions, incident velocities, surface normals and Collider references. Use this feature to can cause damage to GameObjects and apply forces to rigidbodies.

Editor

Integrated version control support for Perforce.

Perform common Perforce operations right inside the Unity editor (requires a Team License).

We've made the integrated version control system extensible; support for more VCS will be coming later. Or you can write your own VCS plugin, see our plugin page on github.

Platform switching, player building and asset importing can now be cancelled! How cool is that?

Custom Game View resolutions and aspect ratios: Custom settings are saved per project for easy sharing through version control (ProjectSettings/GameViewSizes.asset).

Preset Libraries: Create new libraries either as personal libraries (saved in preferences) or shared libraries (saved in the project folder). You can now save the following types as presets:

Curves in the Curve Editor and Particle System Curve Editor.

Gradients in the Gradient Editor.

Colors in the Color Picker.

Memory Profiler: Now shows objects' references to other loaded objects. This can help pinpoint why a given object is in memory.

Shader Importer: now with default textures specified. When you initially set a shader on a material or reset a material the textures will be set to these default textures.

Texture Importer: The new Alpha is Transparency setting performs color dilation to fix edge artifacts on semi-transparent textures. It is enabled by default for GUI textures.

Editor extensions can now get a callback when Unity is about to open an asset. Use this callback to open an asset inside Unity before it's opened in an external tool. Decorate a static method with the attribute UnityEditor.Callbacks.OnOpenAsset.

Mobile

Deferred Lighting is now enabled on Android and iOS.

Android: Added support for Android Library Projects (no compilation support, so the libraries have to be pre-compiled).

Android: AndroidJavaProxy ? Support for implementing Java interfaces in C#.

Android: The editor can now update the Android SDK if it does not match the required dependencies.

iOS: Added CrashReporter API for crash detection and extraction (requires Unity Pro).

iOS: Set up iOS Player Settings and texture import overrides and build iOS AssetBundles from the Windows Editor. Building an actual iOS player still requires Mac OS X & Xcode.

Editor: When in mobile graphics emulation mode, the editor will show a warning when RenderTexture usage is not optimal for tile-based or multi-GPU systems.

Audio

Added Bypass Listener and Bypass Reverb Zones. Use these features to turn off listener effects independently from the effects on the audio source. Thus, Bypass Effects only turns off the effects on the AudioSource, and the 3 flags can be combined freely.

Added Disable Audio property in Audio project settings to deactivate the audio system in standalone builds. Note that this also affects the audio of MovieTextures. In the editor the audio system is still on and will support previewing audio clips, but AudioSource.Play calls and playOnAwake will not be handled in order to simulate behavior of the standalone build.

Added Prepare iOS For Recording in Player Settings (iOS > Other Settings in the inspector). Turning it on will avoid the stalls that otherwise happen when starting or stopping the Microphone object.

Linux, Mac and Mecanim

Linux: Added basic webcam support for video4linux2-supported devices.

Linux: Implement headless player; this will not require Xlib (requires Unity Pro).

Mac OS X: 64 bit standalone player support (x86_64 and Universal).

Mecanim: Avatar Creation API for avatar creation from scripts at runtime or in the editor.

Mecanim: Synchronized Layers option to override state durations.

Mecanim: You can now set the default layer weight in the editor for your animator controller layer.

Many thanks to all the thousands of users who have participated in the Unity 4.2 alpha and beta program. Without your work in suggesting improvements and reporting bugs Unity wouldn't be the polished product it is today.

This is just a brief introduction to a few of the changes and improvements in Unity 4.2. See the Unity 4.2 release notes for indepth information about the myriad new features and fixes the latest version of the Unity 4.x cycle has to offer. We can't wait to see what you make with it!

Source: http://www.engadget.com/2013/07/22/unity-4-2-out-of-beta/?utm_medium=feed&utm_source=Feed_Classic&utm_campaign=Engadget

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Texas police arrest 2 illegal immigrants in gang-rape of girl 13

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MSNBC - Tuesday 23rd July, 2013

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Federal Jury Convicts Former Texas Insurance Agent in Fraud Case

Insurance Journal - Tuesday 23rd July, 2013

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Gadsden Times - Tuesday 23rd July, 2013

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Corpus Christi Caller-Times - Tuesday 23rd July, 2013

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Corpus Christi Caller-Times - Tuesday 23rd July, 2013

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KXAN 36 - Tuesday 23rd July, 2013

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Texas police arrest 2 illegal immigrants in gang-rape of girl 13

Washington Times - Tuesday 23rd July, 2013

Police in Austin, Texas, arrested two Mexicans and held them on immigration detainers, after a 13-year-old girl came forward last week and claimed she was gang-raped by up to 13 men.Arrested ...

Federal appeals court bars Texas city law limiting housing rentals to illegals

Washington Times - Tuesday 23rd July, 2013

A federal appeals court issued a ruling Monday that in effect opens the door wider for illegal immigrants to lawfully rent housing in at least one Texas suburb.The 9-6 ruling by the 5th U.S. ...

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Star-Telegram - Tuesday 23rd July, 2013

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Officer shot serving warrant near home of slain Saginaw girl

Star-Telegram - Tuesday 23rd July, 2013

SAGINAW ? An Arlington police officer who was serving a warrant against a suspect in the Alanna Gallagher murder case was shot Tuesday morning and is in critical condition at a local hospital, authorities ...

Fiesta Texas temporarily halts coaster

KXAN 36 - Tuesday 23rd July, 2013

DALLAS (AP) -- The deadly accident on a Six Flags Over Texas roller coaster has prompted the temporary shutdown of a similar ride at a sister Six Flags park in San Antonio. Six Flags is investigating a Dallas woman's fatal fall from the Texas Giant roller coaster Friday night at Six Flags Over Texas in Arlington. A witness told local media that Rosa Ayala-Goana of Dallas expressed concern ...

Federal Court Blocks Dallas Suburb?s Ban on Undocumented Immigrant Renters

ThinkProgress - Tuesday 23rd July, 2013

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John Boehner Immigration reform is a big goal

Washington Examiner - Tuesday 23rd July, 2013

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Colo. prison chiefs death suspect took medication

The Miami Herald - Tuesday 23rd July, 2013

DENVER -- An autopsy on the man suspected of killing the Colorado prisons chief and a Denver pizza delivery driver found anti-anxiety medication in his system.The examination report confirms that Evan Ebel died as a result of a gunshot to the forehead. Texas sheriff's deputies shot and killed him March 21 as he opened fire during a wild chase and shootout.Authorities say he was on the run ...

Epes Transport Texas Star Express Merge

Journal of Commerce - Tuesday 23rd July, 2013

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Dallas band to perform Wednesday at Basin Burger House

Hispanic Business Magazine - Tuesday 23rd July, 2013

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Judicial bribery trial moved to Corpus Christi

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Sixth annual Go Texan Restaurant Round-Up under way

KXAN 36 - Tuesday 23rd July, 2013

AUSTIN (KXAN) - For the next five days people are going to let their plates stay in their cabinets and dine out for the sixth annual Go Texan Restaurant Round-Up . The weeklong event encourages people to eat veggies, fruits and meats from Texas farms and ranches. "Not only does the food taste better local, it's very important to support the local economy," said Karli Isiyel, ...

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