Publications by authors named "P Curry"

Introduction/aims: Not all patients with chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy (CIDP) have evidence of demyelination on nerve conduction studies (NCS). Patients with "supportive" evidence of CIDP on cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), ultrasound (US), or nerve biopsy but not on NCS, often receive immunomodulating therapy. We evaluated the treatment response of patients with clinical and supportive features of CIDP lacking NCS evidence of demyelination.

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  • - The study examined how self-reported non-adherence and drug levels affected the response to TNF inhibitors in patients with PsA over 12 months, highlighting the connection between self-reported adherence, drug levels, and clinical outcomes.
  • - Results indicated that while self-reported non-adherence was linked to less effective treatment response, objective measurements of drug levels (specifically higher levels of etanercept) had stronger correlations with positive treatment outcomes.
  • - Additionally, the presence of anti-drug antibodies negatively impacted drug levels and treatment responses, but co-therapy with methotrexate appeared to lower the risk of immune reactions against these medications.
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We present the closed genome sequence of the strain isolated from the stool specimen of an infant diagnosed with botulism. With 4.33-Mb genome size and 28.

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A North American nurse confronted her ongoing resistance about living in the Middle East and later India. Through studying the Bible and praying, the author overcame her reluctance as she worked as a school nurse on the Arabian Peninsula, faced breast cancer, and later embraced the opportunity to provide nursing care to sex-trafficked women in a brothel. In each setting, the author experienced God's supernatural work of changing her attitude and enabling her to express her faith in Christ to those whom she served and lived among.

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