Suspect dead in '01 anthrax case Aug 1, 2008
"He was much more emotionally labile, in terms of sensitivity to things, than most scientists. . . . He was very thin-skinned.". A spokeswoman for the FBI, Debra Weierman, said Thursday that the bureau would not comment regarding the death of Ivins. (AZCentral -- News)
Scientists expand understanding of how river carbon impacts the Arctic Ocean Feb 13, 2008
However, a recent study by R. M. Holmes of the Woods Hole Research Center and colleagues at collaborating institutions challenges that assumption by showing that DOC in Alaskan arctic rivers is remarkably labile during the spring flood period when the majority of annual DOC flux occurs ... However, by timing their sampling to include the high-flow period just after the spring ice break, the authors found that much of the DOC discharged by Alaskan rivers to the Arctic Ocean is labile ... Holmes... (EurekAlert!)
Germaine Greer on the power of Clinton's tears Jan 10, 2008
We don't cry in front of people who are labile, people who are old and ill, for example, because they will start crying too. Good manners preclude crying in front of people who need every ounce of their psychic strength if they are to survive. (Guardian Unlimited)
Once-Daily Exjade(R) Shown to Remove Toxic Iron From the Heart and Liver, According to Data Presented at ASH Dec 12, 2007
Exjade demonstrates safety and efficacy in lower-risk MDS patients(3) Additional research demonstrated that treatment with Exjade decreased mean SF levels over one year in patients with low- or intermidiate-1 IPSS risk MDS. Additionally, 100 percent of patients experienced a stabilised labile plasma iron (LPI) over 12 months, indicating 24-hour sustained suppression of toxic iron with Exjade ... Deferasirox (ICL670;Exjade(R)) Reduces Serum Ferritin (SF) and Labile Plasma Iron (LPI) in Patients... (PR Newswire)
CorMedix Studies Show That Removing 'Toxic' Iron Could Slow Progression of Chronic Kidney Disease Nov 3, 2007
And we learned that patients with diabetic renal disease have abnormally high levels of catalytic iron - often called 'labile' or 'toxic' iron - in their urine. But we needed to clarify the significance of this finding. (Primezone Releases)
Billions owed Native Americans debated Oct 11, 2007
Blackelk wrote on Oct 10, 2007 1:23 PM:" It seems to me that the only way to have a nonbiased decision would be to have an outside arbitrator or judge for another country or the UN step in and make a judgment. How can one ask a thief for what has been stolen, and hope for justice. The courts are not set up for justice in the case. Until the US can be held labile on a world stage for justice and equality, then Native Tribes will not get the reparations or the proper amount that has been robbed,... (Rapid City Journal, SD)
Distress a "Powerful Barrier" to Teens' Condom Use Mar 31, 2007
"Difficulty with distress during condom use is not confined to those who are clinically depressed or emotionally labile," they add. "Assisting adolescents in managing their emotions may be as important as acquiring practical behavioral skills in order to consistently enact safe sexual behavior.". (MEDLINEplus)
Medscape review supports effectiveness and safety of new non-drug blood pressure treatment Aug 11, 2006
The authors summarize the patient populations for whom device-guided breathing appears to be beneficial: (1) prehypertensives and white-coat or labile hypertensives who might benefit from reducing stress and sympathetic activity; (2) patients with isolated systolic hypertension; and (3) patients with resistant hypertension (uncontrolled blood pressure despite use of a diuretic and at least two other medications at maximum approved doses). "When I was first introduced to RESPeRATE, I was... (EurekAlert!)
Sight Unseen Jun 12, 2006
And Virgil s visual system, by comparison with the normal one, must have been at this stage labile in the extreme. Less easy to understand, and alarming, perhaps ominous, were long periods of blurriness impaired vision or gnosis lasting hours, or even days, coming on spontaneously, without obvious reason. (New Yorker)
Indonesia Suspects New Human-to-Human Transmission of Bird Flu Jun 5, 2006
As of now, there has been no evidence suggesting that eating cooked poultry will transfer the infection since the virus is heat labile. 2004-2005 by foodconsumer. (Food Consumer)
Ambulatory Blood-Pressure Monitoring Jun 1, 2006
Please for full text and personal services. Volume 354:2368-2374. (New England Journal of Medicine)
Human-To-Human Transmission Unlikely In Indonesian Bird Flu Cases May 20, 2006
As of now there is no evidence that eating cooked poultry will transfer the infection since the virus is heat labile. For more information on bird flu, visit http://www. (Food Consumer)
- Susie Orbach Mar 10, 2006
Our metabolism is a labile thing. Eating just what you want, when you are hungry for it, and stopping when you are full, is the only way to ensure a stable weight, the weight you are meant to be. (Guardian Unlimited)
Bird flu - fact sheet Mar 5, 2006
All type A influenza viruses, including those that regularly cause seasonal epidemics of influenza in humans, are genetically labile and well adapted to elude host defenses. Influenza viruses lack mechanisms for the proofreading and repair of errors that occur during replication. (Turkish Press)
Comment: George Monbiot Jan 17, 2006
Biological carbon is labile and uncertain. To add to the confusion, to show that you are really reducing atmospheric carbon by planting or protecting a forest, you must demonstrate that if you hadn't done it something else would have happened. (Guardian Unlimited)
