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Author : Dawson Michaelsen | Published On : 20 Feb 2025

Sympatric speciation (SS) has been contentious since the idea was suggested by Darwin. Here, we show in wild barley SS due to geologic and edaphic divergence in "Evolution Plateau," Upper Galilee, Israel. Our whole genome resequencing data showed SS separating between the progenitor old Senonian chalk and abutting derivative young Pleistocene basalt wild barley populations. The basalt wild barley species unfolds larger effective population size, lower recombination rates, and larger genetic diversity. Both species populations show similar descending trend ∼200,000 yr ago associated with the last glacial maximum. Coalescent demography analysis indicates that SS was local, primary, in situ, and not due to a secondary contact from ex situ allopatric population. Adaptive divergent putatively selected genes were identified in both populations. Remarkably, disease resistant genes were selected in the wet basalt population, and genes related to flowering time, leading to temporal reproductive isolation, were selected in the chalk population. The evidence substantiates adaptive ecological SS in wild barley, highlighting the genome landscape during SS with gene flow, due to geologic-edaphic divergence.
Birthing On Country (BOC) is an international movement for returning childbirth to First Nations peoples and their communities. The RISE Framework was developed to guide evidence-based BOC implementation but has not yet been tested in a remote Australian community setting.

To test the transferability and acceptability of the RISE Framework in a remote multilingual setting in a Yolŋu (First Nations) community in Northern Australia.

Working in partnership with one remote Yolŋu community, we used a decolonising participatory action research (D-PAR) approach to begin co-designing services and test the acceptability of the RISE Framework. A three-phased transferability process was developed Warming the ground; Co-Interpreting; and Acceptability Testing.

The RISE Framework was customized to the local Yolŋu context and called 'Caring for Mum on Country'. It was articulated in two languages Djambarrpuyŋu and English. We successfully used it to guide discussions at a community gathering privileging the voices ning and implementation.
In recent years, the concept of obstetric violence has become visible among women and professionals, but its prevalence and the factors with which it is related in our healthcare environment are unknown.

To determine the prevalence of obstetric violence in the Spanish healthcare system and identify the associated factors.

A cross-sectional observational study was conducted during 2019 and included 899 women who had given birth in the last 12 months. An online questionnaire was distributed through midwives and women associations in Spain. The questionnaire included sociodemographic, clinical, and assistance practices variables. The primary outcome variable was obstetric violence and its verbal, physical, and psycho-affective types. Crude odds ratios (OR) and adjusted OR (ORa) were estimated using binary logistic regression.

Obstetric violence was reported by 67.4% (606) of the women; 25.1% (226) verbal, 54.5% (490) physical, and 36.7% (330) psycho-affective. A2ti-1 ic50 Overall obstetric violence was observed more plans, were protective factors against obstetric violence.
A global shortage of radiologists is affecting the timely provision of imaging reports and thus healthcare delivery. This situation has been the main driving factor behind successful role extension by radiographers into areas that traditionally were within the scope of radiologists, including image interpretation and reporting. The shortage of radiologists is even worse in developing countries like Ghana. There is a need for policy to guide the introduction and implementation of role extension in Ghana.

A qualitative, single case study with multiple sites across the country was used. A sample of 16 participants, including 8 radiographers, 3 radiologists, 3 medical officers, a senior official each from the Ministry of Health and the Allied Health Professions Council, were interviewed about role extension.

The findings indicate the need for a guiding policy of role extension to be spear headed by the Ministry of Health to gain the needed credibility. The findings suggest the policy should be made to meet the local needs of the country. It also established the policy should regulate education and training and the scope of practice.

The study established the need for policy to guide the introduction and practice of role extension in diagnostic radiography in Ghana. The study also established the need for a broad consultation of all key stakeholders based on an internationally accepted consensus building model.
The study established the need for policy to guide the introduction and practice of role extension in diagnostic radiography in Ghana. The study also established the need for a broad consultation of all key stakeholders based on an internationally accepted consensus building model.
The distal radioulnar (DRU) ligaments play a key role in stabilizing the DRU joint. Ligament reconstruction in this area is an accepted treatment. However, another structure may also be a significant DRUJ stabilizer-the distal oblique bundle (DOB) of the interosseous membrane (IOM). Recent studies have described DOB reconstruction methods, which should be compared to DRU ligament reconstruction.

Twelve upper limbs were used. First, a descriptive anatomy study was done to determine the prevalence and features of the DOB (insertions, thickness, and relationship with DRU ligaments). Second, biomechanical testing was done with the wrist in neutral position, supination, and pronation. Distal radius translation was evaluated first on an intact wrist then evaluated again after creating bidirectional instability. Lastly, the same tests were repeated after DRU reconstruction using the Adams-Berger technique and DOB reconstruction using the Riggenbach technique.

The DOB was present in 50% of specimens and was bilateral. Reconstructing the DOB stabilized the wrist to the same degree as the Adams-Berger technique in neutral and pronation (8% residual major instability). Stability was harder to achieve in supination (25% major instability). It was better at controlling posterior radial translation than anterior translation (3% versus 14% major instability).

DOB reconstruction appears to be a reliable and less invasive treatment option for DRUJ instability since it is extra-articular. However, the wrist's position and the direction of radial translation seem to alter the stabilization's effectiveness.

IV; Cadaver study.
IV; Cadaver study.