Publications by authors named "E M Coe"
Article Synopsis
- * LPSs vary in differentiation grade, affecting prognosis and metastasis risk, with recent findings suggesting that overexpression of Gli2 in dedifferentiated liposarcoma (DDLPS) cells hinders adipogenic differentiation and promotes osteoblast markers.
- * The study also revealed changes in cytokine expression and macrophage populations in the tumor environment, specifically an increase in M2-like macrophages, suggesting that Gli2 influences both tumor cell differentiation and immune interactions in lip
J Affect Disord
November 2023
Article Synopsis
- First responders like firefighters and EMTs experience high stress and potential trauma, leading to a significant rate of PTSD, with around 37% screening positive in this study.
- The study employed a sophisticated analysis method to examine the relationships between different PTSD symptoms, finding that internal re-experiencing is a key factor influencing other symptoms such as negative affect and avoidance.
- Limitations include the focus on treatment-seeking individuals, suggesting that future research should also consider non-treatment-seeking responders and analyze firefighters and EMTs separately for better understanding.
Workplace Health Saf
November 2023
Article Synopsis
- Emergency responders, particularly firefighter/paramedics, may experience burnout and altered compassion satisfaction based on their attitudes towards the proximity of supervised injection facilities (SIFs).
- A survey of 54 firefighters revealed that those with negative views about SIFs experienced higher levels of burnout and lower compassion satisfaction compared to those with neutral or positive views.
- The study emphasizes the need for better education and mental health support for emergency responders working near SIFs, suggesting that addressing these attitudes can improve their overall well-being.
Article Synopsis
- Daily composite wastewater samples were collected from 20 locations on the University of Colorado Boulder campus to monitor SARS-CoV-2 levels as part of COVID-19 public health guidance.
- Low-cost autosamplers were created in-house, allowing for the efficient collection of 1512 samples from August 25 to November 23, 2020, and SARS-CoV-2 concentrations were analyzed using two reverse transcription quantitative polymerase chain reaction methods.
- The results showed that raw wastewater concentrations accurately reflected campus infection trends, enabling timely data delivery to stakeholders to aid in decision-making and assess the effectiveness of interventions during the pandemic.
