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- June 15, 2021

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Ayr Auction cattle sale raised more than £5k for Ayrshire Cancer Support - In Your Area

- November 03, 2022

A feature of the store cattle sale at  Ayr Auction Mart was a Charolais X steer, kindly donated by  Mrs Shona Paterson, of Kayshill, from her store cattle stock. The steer was auctioned with the proceeds going to Ayrshire Cancer Support. It was purchased for £2,600 by Mr Jim  Craig, of Craig Wilson Limited Auctioneers, and was very kindly donated  back to be auctioned again- where it was duly purchased for £2,200 by  The Gibb Family of Toftcombs, Biggar, to make an incredible sum raised  of £4,800. This amount was combined with donations from hauliers and Craig Wilson customers. On the day the total amount raised was an incredible £5717.10. Pictured at the cheque presentation are Mrs Shona Paterson, Mr Jim Craig, Mr J Begg, Mr Gavin Paterson and Carol-Anne Lamont (Fundraising Lead) at Ayrshire Cancer Support Shona Paterson said: "I would just like  to take this opportunity to thank everyone who donated to this cause so...

Flooded Eastern Kentucky farmers receive hay, feed, supplies to get back on their feet - UKNow

- September 28, 2022

LEXINGTON, Ky. (Sept. 8, 2022) — Just after midnight on July 28, Doug "DJ" Fugate got a call from neighbors that the waters were rising. The farmer said he's had a few problems with flooding in previous years, so he knew he needed to check the barn.   He rushed to get the horses out and moved as much hay to the loft as he could before the water rapidly began to rise. Water was already up two feet into the barn as he drove the trailered horses to higher ground.   "Water's been in my barn five times total since I've been old enough to keep track," he said. "Most time, it wasn't that bad, two to three feet maybe, but this time, it got up to my loft."  Fugate raises Hereford cattle on the family farm that his grandfather bought in the early 1970s. The cattle went to higher ground and escaped the flood, but risin...

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- September 09, 2024

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- October 03, 2024

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- July 05, 2025

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Investment Thesis Pfizer (NYSE: PFE ) is a large-cap ($232B) global biopharmaceutical company widely known for the development of the blockbuster cardiovascular drug, Lipitor. Lipitor is perhaps the most recognized statin drug that is used clinically and over the counter to lower bad cholesterol, LDL-C. Pfizer is also a proven pioneer of therapeutics for HIV infection, autoimmune, and gastrointestinal diseases as well as hematological and oncological ailments. Presently, it is clinically assessing the therapeutic effects of small drug molecules targeting the fibrotic liver disease, NASH. Although a late-starter to clinically developing its NASH pipeline, Pfizer is now moving full speed with its NASH monotherapy and combination therapeutic clinical programs. There are three in-house drug candidates in clinical trials for NASH and/or NAFLD. Pfizer is developing lead asset, PF-05221304, an Acetyl-CoA carboxylase (ACC) inhibitor; PF-06835919, a Ketohexokinase (KHK) Inhibitor and PF-06865...

Obesity linked with chronic diarrhea - Healio

- September 18, 2019

Patients with obesity are at greater risk for chronic diarrhea , and the association grew stronger as BMI increased, according to the results of a nationally representative survey. Sarah Ballou, PhD, of the division of gastroenterology at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, and colleagues wrote that the obesity epidemic has brought on a rise of gastrointestinal conditions, but few studies have explored the connection between obesity and abnormal bowel habits. “Although these studies have postulated high carbohydrate and fat intake as the underlying etiology for chronic diarrhea in obese individuals, these studies did not present data on dietary carbohydrate or fat intake,” they wrote. “Thus, it is unclear whether the association between obesity and diarrhea is driven primarily by dietary factors.” Researchers extracted data from the 2009-2010 National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey and included individuals in their analysis if they completed a bowel health questionnair...

Top stories in gastroenterology: Therapeutic drug monitoring as a treatment for inflammatory bowel disease, residual confounding may account for polyp detection rates differences - Healio

- April 27, 2019

Among the top gastroenterology stories last week were efforts to determine how clinicians can use therapeutic drug monitoring to improve treatment for inflammatory bowel disease and study results that suggested residual confounding may be responsible for previously identified differences in adenoma detection rates and proximal sessile serrated polyp detection rates during colonoscopy. Other highlights included the development of a new algorithm that helped assess risk for villous atrophy in children that might have celiac disease, a study that found an inpatient protocol standardized ulcerative colitis care and a study that concluded that elderly patients with inflammatory bowel disease had a higher risk for infection because of their age and other factors. Finding consensus for biologic therapeutic drug monitoring in inflammatory bowel disease Biologic therapies have changed the way inflammatory bowel disease is treated, but subtherapeutic drug concentrations still result in loss...

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- June 30, 2025

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