At 2022 ASCO, Tanya Dorff, MD, reviewed the use of CAR T cells in the treatment of prostate cancer.

CAR T cells are typically used in the treatment of hematologic malignancies, but recent studies have shown they may also be used to combat prostate cancer. A recent panel discussion by Tanya Dorff, MD, from the 2022 American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) Annual Meeting shed light on this potential addition to the prostate cancer treatment paradigm.

Several trials are underway assessing the use CAR T cells targeted to prostate-specific membrane antigen (PSMA), prostate stem cell antigen (PSCA), and KLK2. Dorff emphasized the importance of educating oncologists who treat solid malignancies to identify adverse effects and mechanisms associated with CAR T-cell therapies that those specializing in hematologic malignancies may be more familiar with.

A big part of our education focus was just to help familiarize solid tumor oncologists with things like cytokine release syndrome and macrophage activation and the ways these present and how to manage them. Thats the long-term implementation of making sure the community is educated as a whole so these treatments can be widely accessed, Dorff, an associate professor in the Department of Medical oncology and Therapeutics Research, and section chief of the Genitourinary Disease Program at City of Hope, said in an interview with CancerNetwork.

Dorff also discussed highlights in prostate cancer from the 2022 ASCO Annual Meeting, including the use potential treatment intensification with triplet regimens up front and the efficacy of 177Lu-PSMA-617 in metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer.

Dorff: I was part of an educational session discussing CAR T-cell therapy and bispecific T-cell engaging therapy for advanced prostate cancer. It was a case-based approach helping oncologists get a sense of how these treatments that are traditionally used in hematologic malignancies are being studied in prostate cancer, what to expect from them, how things are going, what kind of results were seeing, and where were going next with the field.

We have a long way to go to get CAR T-cell therapy into practice for prostate cancer, but weve been excited that even within the first handful of patients treated on the various trials, we are seeing responses. At the 2022 ASCO Genitourinary Symposium (ASCO GU), a poster was presented for POSEIDAs PSMA CAR T product by Susan F. Slovin, MD, PhD, of Memorial Sloan Kettering,1 showing this beautiful response in a patient and a fairly robust PSA [prostate specific antigen] response waterfall from that early experience with the CAR T-cell [study. Findings using] our PSCA-targeted CAR T from City of Hope that our scientists have developed and we produce here were also presented a ASCO GU showing, again, a robust response early on. However, the toxicity was considerable.2 Were just learning what the [adverse] effect [AE] profile will look like in [patients with] prostate cancer vs hematologic malignancies. Taking a step back, were still sorting out optimal dosing and whether were going to need adjunctive strategies or multiple doses to get a higher rate of nice, durable remissions with these therapies.

Multiple trials are open and accruing. We have 3 of them open here at City of Hope, 1 with our own PSCA-targeted CAR T-cell product. Were just finishing up phase 1 study and expect to open the phase 1b study later this summer where were going to be testing multiple dosing and radiation prior to CAR T-cell administration, which in the lab seems to augment responsiveness; a good number of patients already have been treated. The PSMA targeted CAR T from POSEIDA is still accruing. Weve treated 7 [patients] here. Its a multi-site study, so there are many other sites that have treated patients as well, and thats still ongoing. Then there's the KLK2 targeted CAR T-cell study [NCT04898634] from Janssen. Thats a little earlier along but theyve treated a fair number of patients at this point; its a multicenter study. This is already a reality in terms of clinical trials, but still far from practice.

There are 2 big topics that came out of ASCO for prostate cancer this year. One was the up-front intensification study using triplet combinations where were not only adding chemotherapy up front or an androgen targeted agent like abiraterone [Yonsa], enzalutamide [Xtandi], apalutamide [Erleda], or darolutamide [Nubeqa], but using all the above. The important message to get out is for community oncologists and urologists to act on this and implement this in their own practices. Newly diagnosed [patients with] metastatic prostate cancer should not get just castration monotherapy. They will benefit tremendously from having up-front intensification with either doublet or in some cases triplet therapy.

The other big story is the 177Lu-PSMA-617 which was recently approved by the FDA based on the [phase 3] VISION trial [NCT03511664].3 Theres a lot of information coming out at some of these meetings about differences between the VISION trial and the [phase 2] TheraP trial [NCT03392428], in which the control arm was cabazitaxel [Jevtana], which helps us benchmark the efficacy and start to think about sequencing. Also, what PSMA PET characteristics might help us optimally select patients for this treatment, because the criteria have been different [across] trials. There has been all kinds of practical and helpful information presented at ASCO and a lot of buzz and talking among attendees about those topics.

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Murray said when she went into remission, she vowed to live every day to the fullest, and to do whatever she can to help others living with multiple myeloma.

The seventh annual Greg Roberts Memorial Myeloma Walk/Run will be raising awareness and funds to support research to help cure the potentially deadly blood cancer on Sept. 25 in Airdries East Lake Regional Park.

According to Myeloma Canada, about 11 Canadians are diagnosed with myeloma one of the most common blood cancers every day in this country, and that number has been rising every year. Myeloma Canada facilitates the Multiple Mylemoa March every year, with walks taking place around the country.

Rocky View County resident Trish Murray is organizing Airdrie local march on behalf of Myeloma Canada this Sunday.

Its a cause that is highly personal for Murray, who was diagnosed with an even rarer and more aggressive form of the disease called multiple myeloma two years ago. The disease caused painful outbreaks in both her spine and her jaw.

After aggressive radiation treatment and a stem cell transplant, Murray is grateful the disease is now in remission. However, Murray admitted the long-term prognosis for the disease is still not very good, with a high chance of recurrence. It is a reality she has learned to accept over the past two years.

I still take immuno-therapy drugs to keep the myeloma away, and there is no cure at the moment for myeloma, Murray said. So, as much as I try to stay positive about it, there is always the chance it will relapse some time in the future.

Nobody knows what tomorrow holds. Its an unknown for everyone; so I try not to dwell on it. I try to live every day as healthy as possible, and do whatever I can to do what the doctors say to do and hope.

Murray said when she went into remission, she vowed to live every day to the fullest, and to do whatever she can to help others living with the disease.

I am at a point in my treatment where I am feeling good and have lots of energy, she explained. So, I did want to do something for the myeloma community, and I contacted Myeloma Canada.

According to Murray, it just so happened the national organization didnt have anyone to organize the Airdrie version of the Multiple Myeloma March this year.

That is why I took it on, but, ultimately, it is raising awareness about what multiple myeloma is, she said.

The Airdrie march named after resident Greg Roberts, who passed away from multiple myeloma in 2014 benefits those suffering in three different ways, according to Murray. First and foremost, she said, it helps raise awareness of what is a misunderstood and relatively unknown form of blood cancer.

Because (myeloma) doesnt get the publicity the other (blood) diseases do, (the Airdrie march) is relatively small, she said. My goal is to get more people out to raise awareness by talking about it and to increase understanding of what it actually is.

The second benefit of the Greg Roberts Memorial Myeloma Walk/Run, explained Murray, is the funds it raises to help fund myeloma research in Canada.

In the last 15 years, there have been so many advances in treatment, she said. Its amazing. The life expectancy of a myeloma patient has tripled now compared to what it was in the early 2000s. Any money that is going toward research, clinical trials, will hopefully one day lead to a cure.

And the third, more personal, reason, said Murray, is the spiritual and emotional boost it gives to those suffering in the community with myeloma, as well as their families and caregivers.

It makes me very emotional, because it is overwhelming the support (the march receives) from family, friends and community, she explained. They want to do everything they can to help.

For local residents coming out on Sept. 25 for the five-kilometre walk/run in Airdries East Lake Regional Park, Murray promises a family- and pet-friendly event focused on fun and community. The walking part is optional, she stressed, as the most important thing is just being present.

Chances are (the readers) will know somebody who has myeloma one day, if they dont already, she said. Not to sound too dismal about it, but it is starting to become more common. Any way they could help the (myeloma) community would be really appreciated.

For more information on the seventh annual Greg Roberts Memorial Myeloma Walk/Run, visit myelomamarch.ca. Registration takes place on Sunday at 9:30 a.m.

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In 2022, North America will have 27.2% of the worldwide DiMethyl Sulfoxide (DMSO) Market. Asia Pacific is expected to procure 20% market share for DiMethyl Sulfoxide (DMSO) market in the assessment period 2022-2032

NEWARK, Del, Sept. 13, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The global DiMethyl Sulfoxide (DMSO) market is estimated to showcase a steady growth rate throughout the projection period from 2022 to 2032 with a CAGR of about 5.4%. The market was valued at US$ 495.6 Million in 2022 and is estimated to be worth US$ 838.6 Million in 2032. According to the historical forecast (2016 to 2021), the global DiMethyl Sulfoxide (DMSO) Market sales witnessed significant growth, registering a CAGR of 4.2%.

Dimethyl Sulfoxide (DMSO), is known as a dipolar aprotic solvent containing high flash and boiling points, it also has excellent miscibility with polar and non-polar solvents. Black liquor is used to make DMSO which is a by-product of paper mills. There are several applications of DMSO in various industries including healthcare, agrochemicals, fine chemicals & materials. With continuous research and development in this field, utilization of DMSO in the pharmaceutical sector has seen an impressive hike in the global demand over the assessment period.

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Being a solvent with several medicinal applications, DiMethyl Sulfoxide (DMSO) is used as a key component in many medicinal and agrochemical products. In recent years, several government restrictions have been loosened, due to which the worldwide DiMethyl Sulfoxide (DMSO) market is expected to expand rapidly over the projected period.

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Amidst the pandemic, the pharmaceutical business expanded significantly. Owing to peoples widened awareness of health and safety has grown the demand for healthcare items. In several nations, DiMethyl Sulfoxide (DMSO) has been licensed for its use in medicines, as it has several medical benefits. DiMethyl Sulfoxide (DMSO) is now one of the most important solvents utilized in the pharmaceutical sector.

Owing to its membrane penetrating capabilities, DiMethyl Sulfoxide (DMSO) is excessively used in several medical treatments. It has also been employed as a medication carrier. It aids in the penetration of the medications into the human skin and brings more effective results of the medication. Owing to these factors, DiMethyl Sulfoxide (DMSO) market is expected to surge over the forecast period.

Because DiMethyl Sulfoxide (DMSO) is able to transport drugs that are unable to cross cell membranes on their own, it is frequently utilized as a component in a variety of anti-bacterial treatments. Backed by such crucial properties, sales in DiMethyl Sulfoxide (DMSO) market are expected to rise exponentially.

In the formulation of antifungal medicines that are used in eye care, the employment of DiMethyl Sulfoxide (DMSO) is significant. In addition to that, it has also been noticed that DMSO is an ingredient mentioned on various anti-fatigue skincare products as well. Such diverse applications are generating cash for producers of DiMethyl Sulfoxide (DMSO).

Equipped with high anti-inflammatory effects, DiMethyl Sulfoxide (DMSO) acts as an antioxidant in order to decrease inflammation. It reduces or fully stops the development of swelling and inflammation by preventing the oxidation of free radicals such as oxygen molecules produced by biological processes.

DiMethyl Sulfoxide (DMSO) has been recently used in steroids due to its membrane penetration and anti-inflammatory effects. In order to preserve bone marrow and stem cells, DiMethyl Sulfoxide (DMSO) has been employed as a cry protective agent. It has been considered one of the oldest applications of DMSO.

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Competitive Landscape

The prominent competitors in the worldwide DMSO market are developing new technologies that enable biopharmaceutical businesses to accelerate clinical manufacturing while decreasing process development time and costs

The Major Keyplayers are Arkema Group, Gaylord Chemical Corporation, Toray Fine Chemicals Co. Ltd., Hubei Xingfa Chemicals Group, Sigma-Aldrich Co. LLC., and Parchem Fine & Specialty Chemicals are some of the prominent competitors in the worldwide DMSO market.

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The North American region is expected to dominate the global DiMethyl Sulfoxide (DMSO) market by accounting for 27.2% of the worldwide market in 2022. Owing to its widespread application and it is favored by many end users due to its ecologically friendly production technique and low toxicity.

Due to its employment in various medicinal and agrochemical applications in the region, the Dimethyl Sulfoxide (DMSO) is predicted to exhibit robust growth over the years. It is also well-acclaimed for its anti-inflammatory qualities and is commonly utilized in drugs that aid in body absorption.

The Asia Pacific is expected to witness positive growth opportunities throughout the assessment period due to its large demand in the pharmaceutical and electronics sectors. Developing economies like China have a hold over half of the Asia Pacific dimethyl Sulfoxide market. Thus, Asia Pacific is expected to procure a 20% market share for DiMethyl Sulfoxide (DMSO) market in the assessment period 2022-2032.

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1.1. Global Market Outlook

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There's a member of the Loveland Police Department (LPD) that you need to meet andStyng is his name.

Styng is a part of the Loveland Police Canine Unit. According to the LPD, Styng and his fellow K9 officers Shadow, Jojo, Pako, and Nazar work tirelessly to assist police with arrests, narcotics seizures, safety sweeps, criminal tracking, and locating missing persons.

"Each canine is assigned to the individual handler and are sworn Officers of the Loveland Police Department," said LPD. "Currently, the unit has Belgian Malinois, Dutch Shepherd, and Labrador Retriever breeds in service."

On Monday (Sept. 13), Styng got a special shoutout for his work on a recent case.

In a Facebook post, LPD said that Styng and his handler responded to a suspicious vehicle call after officers determined that the car had a stolen license plate. The male suspect in the case had taken off running and that's when the K9 officer saved the day.

Styng began to track the suspect and alerted his handler that the perpetrator was hiding in a closed trash can. Thanks to the K9's skills, police safely took the man into custody.

"Officers got into a safe position and called the male out," read the post. "He had multiple warrants including weapons charges and was arrested without incident. Good boy, Styng!"

Styng, a 3-year-old Belgian Malinois, joined the LPD in February of 2021 after graduating from their K9 Academy. See more of Northern Colorado's K9 officers in the gallery below.

Northern Colorado Law Enforcement K-9 Dogs

To prepare yourself for a potential incident, always keep your vet's phone number handy, along with an after-hours clinic you can call in an emergency. The ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center also has a hotline you can call at (888) 426-4435 for advice.

Even with all of these resources, however, the best cure for food poisoning is preventing it in the first place. To give you an idea of what human foods can be dangerous, Stacker has put together a slideshow of 30 common foods to avoid. Take a look to see if there are any that surprise you.

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Aug 06, 2019 A culture-expanded stem cell procedure $$$. Numbers 1 and 2 here are procedures where all of the injections are performed on the same day, while number 3 takes a few weeks to grow cells. The advertised cost of birth tissue procedures and same-day bone marrow or fat procedures are similar, usually in the 4-8K USD range.. "/>

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level 1. 2 yr. ago. Since the beginning of this stem cell craze, Latin American countries are very open when it comes to stem cell regulations. Therefore, most clinics set up shop in Mexico, Brazil, Costa Rica, Panama and the Bahamas. In general, processed stem cells are considered drugs in the U.S. as is in South Korea.

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No, the cost of treatment at the Stem Cell Institute of Panama is very similar to Costa Rica. The experts at the Stem Cells Institute in Costa Rica use state-of-the-art technology and provide high quality care at a reasonable price. Do treatments in Costa Rica differ from the treatments at the Stem Cell Institute of Panama in terms of efficacy?.

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A physician expert discusses Panama stem cell clinic reviews and how that site compares to other clinics like Cayman and Mexico. About Us. Our Approach; Doctor Directory; ... (from the patient) or allogeneic (from a donor). The only therapy in the US that has real stem cells and that's currently permitted by US law is bone marrow concentrate.

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MediGlobus enlist only the top hospitals in Israel for Stem cell therapy. Compare clinics, read reviews, check cost and get a free quote. | MediGlobus ... Procedure Cost Oncologist consultation $650 Urologist consultation $650 Neurologist consultation $650 Radiologist consultation $580 Surgeon's consultation $750 Gastroscopy $800 Biopsy $1,500.

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Jun 30, 2021 The post by Bioinformant about the cost of stem cells describes a clinic called The Stem Cell Institute in Panama ( which sells unproven stem cell injections including into children) this way: Founded by Dr. Neil Riordan, the Stem Cell Institute in Panama is one of the worlds most trusted stem cell therapy centers...

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Oct 14, 2020 The Stem Cell Institute, located in Panama, is clearly a quack stem cell clinic. Its website advertises stem cells to treat autism, cerebral palsy, heart failure, multiple sclerosis, osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, spinal cord injury, and autoimmune diseases, complete with very little actual science but a whole lot of testimonials.. Aug 27, 2022 Stem Cell Cancer Treatment in Panama City, Panama - July 13th, 2018; Stem Cell Therapy for Autism in Panama - Medical Tourism - July 4th, 2018; Stem Cell Therapy A Rising Tide Neil H. RIordan, PA ... - June 20th, 2018; Stem Cell Cancer Treatment in Panama - health-tourism.com - September 20th, 2017.

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June 14, 2022; pros and cons of stem cell therapy for knees;. 2022 World Series 8u, 10u, 12u. July 17th thru 23rd. We are offering A,B and C classifications for all age groups. This week is for the 14u,16u, and 18u. This week also features the College Showcase. Many signings every year from a variety of Colleges at all levels.. 2022 sanctions.

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Aug 27, 2022 Stem Cell Cancer Treatment in Panama City, Panama - July 13th, 2018; Stem Cell Therapy for Autism in Panama - Medical Tourism - July 4th, 2018; Stem Cell Therapy A Rising Tide Neil H. RIordan, PA ... - June 20th, 2018; Stem Cell Cancer Treatment in Panama - health-tourism.com - September 20th, 2017.

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Fetal stem cells are the cellular building blocks of the 220 cell types within the body. Uniquely, they are the only stem cell that can repair and regenerate damaged cells and tissues, including for conditions such as Parkinson's, MS, Lupus and traumatic brain injury, among others.

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Knee Stem Cell Therapy. Shoulder Stem Cell Therapy. MS Stem Cells. Congestive Heart Failure Stem Cell Therapy. 833-445-9089 Joya Hospital - Paseo de los Cocoteros 55 Int ... anti-inflammatory benefits. I got an email quote of $23,150 from Dr. Neil Riordan's clinic in Panama for this treatment and understand that Dream Body's top IV price is.

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Jun 30, 2021 The post by Bioinformant about the cost of stem cells describes a clinic called The Stem Cell Institute in Panama ( which sells unproven stem cell injections including into children) this way: Founded by Dr. Neil Riordan, the Stem Cell Institute in Panama is one of the worlds most trusted stem cell therapy centers... Nov 18, 2019 By Chris Centeno, MD / Nov 18, 2019. Yesterday I flew down to Grand Cayman to once again allow some of my patients access to advanced cultured stem cells. This morning I would also like to compare and contrast what we do here from whats done in Panama. Hence, this will be one of my first official Panama stem cell clinic reviews..

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If you have decided to have Stem Cell Treatment for Hair Loss in Panama City, Panama you should know that the average price is $75. The final cost will depend on the type of procedure.

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We all know the importance of Adopt Dont Shop! and rescuing furry friends that are in shelters. We have many incredible shelters around Maine with high volume, allowing our residents to have ample opportunities and options for bringing a pet home in the most benevolent way.

If youve been in the market for a new four-legged friend, Maine now has 61 new cats and dogs that just got rescued from Puerto Rico and are ready to be adopted!!

Animal Refuge League of Greater Portland recently sent over volunteers on a Freedom Flight with nonprofit Wings of Rescue to rescue more than 300 cats and dogs from Puerto Rico. Of those animals, 61 have been brought to Maine with the rest being housed in shelters in New York.

As the Refuge shared with News Center Maine, a lot of locations where the pets were rescued are still damaged by Hurricane Maria and there are more than 500,000 stray dogs on the island right now due to most of them not being fixed.

The most touching part was when the director of community engagement shared with the outlet that when they first met the animals, they were really timid, shy, and scared; In just a matter of two days, they watched the animals get comfortable in the feeling of safety and start to play, run around and snuggle.

There are now even more animals to choose from to save from shelters here in Maine that meet your needs. You can visit the Animal Refuge League in person in Westbrook or visit their website to learn more about how to adopt or get involved.

Regardless, you should definitely follow their Instagram so you can see the adorable pictures of the rescued furry friends!! Plus, sharing the content can help these guys get adopted.

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To prepare yourself for a potential incident, always keep your vet's phone number handy, along with an after-hours clinic you can call in an emergency. The ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center also has a hotline you can call at (888) 426-4435 for advice.

Even with all of these resources, however, the best cure for food poisoning is preventing it in the first place. To give you an idea of what human foods can be dangerous, Stacker has put together a slideshow of 30 common foods to avoid. Take a look to see if there are any that surprise you.

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Grocery prices have skyrocketed over the last few years and while you're looking to save money you need to be careful. There are a few things you definitely do not want to eat after their expiration date.

When you were a child did you ever reach into the fridge for something and notice the item was past its expiration date? I feel like the famous line from parents and grandparents was, "does it smell ok?" Is thisreally the best idea when it comes to food that might need to be tossed?

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If you spot mold on it, that's probably a good indicator if the scent isn't enough. The visible text could be another sign but not always. When I was a kid I was always getting in trouble for tossing out french onion dip. In my little mind, that water in the container meant I should throwit away. It wasn't until into my 20s that I accepted it just needed to be stirred.

Do you know which items in your fridge should be thrown away when their expiration date hits? You might be surprised by this.

Soft cheeses like Velveeta, feta, brie, blue, and queso fresco need to be given the ol' heave-ho. This is especially important if they're made with unpasteurized milk.)

A variety of packages of ground beef at the supermarket

Whole meats may be OK to keep after their expiration dates but ground meats are not, they're more likely to have contamination.

Believe it or not, chicken breasts come from the store with a whole lot of bacteria. Once that expiration date is passed, toss it. Alfalfa sprouts and eggs also made the list.

[h/t Prevention]

To prepare yourself for a potential incident, always keep your vet's phone number handy, along with an after-hours clinic you can call in an emergency. The ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center also has a hotline you can call at (888) 426-4435 for advice.

Even with all of these resources, however, the best cure for food poisoning is preventing it in the first place. To give you an idea of what human foods can be dangerous, Stacker has put together a slideshow of 30 common foods to avoid. Take a look to see if there are any that surprise you.

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OK, I can't name names for PR sake, buta close friend of mine is a manager at a major company and one of his employees recentlyannounced that they identify as a cat. You read that right, she feels like a feline trapped in a woman's body. Now, this is uncharted territory for this manager friend of mine and after looking into it, he has to comply with reasonable accommodations and full acceptance so long as it does not interfere with her tasks at work. In the words of the great Pauly D, "what a country".

Now, I just read in the Herald Sunthat this cat identity thing it is not just us, there's a studentin Australia that says she identifies as a cat andher school has to deal with it.

Kids have to find themselves right? We all try on different identities to figure out who we are and what we like. I knew someone who was a cowboy one year and the next year he came back into school with droopy jeans and rapper swag. I did it too, I was a dancer in high school and I was mad that I was not on the show Fame so I protested by wearing ballet slippers as shoes (Leroy would have understood me). Anyway, Weve all been there but where do we draw the line? There are always people pushing the proverbial envelope and this one is really over the top.

The student in Australia I was telling you about declared that she identifies as a cat and the school is allowing her to live her truth. The school actually granted her the right to be non-verbal and to act feline. The school'sonly boundary? Her identitycant be a distraction to the other students learning.Are you kidding me? Im distracted and Im not even in the room.

I mean, how far does this thing go? Are they going to put a litter box in the corner of the classroom? The school says that they have no precedent for this kind of identity claim and they are figuringit out as it comes. They did admit that as more students come out as animals they will have to draft some rules. WTH?

Another school in Brisbane allowed multiple students to walk on all fours and cut holes in their uniforms to make room for their tails. Im sorry, we are all different, but the one thing we do have in common is that we are all human.

Is this going to fly in New Jersey schools? Are there any teachers dealing with this locally? Would you want your school to allow all of this? Email me shannon.holly@townsquaremedia.com

By the way, I don't want to ignore man's best friend with all this cat talk. Be careful you don't feed your dog any of these human foods or you can make them super sick!

To prepare yourself for a potential incident, always keep your vet's phone number handy, along with an after-hours clinic you can call in an emergency. The ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center also has a hotline you can call at (888) 426-4435 for advice.

Even with all of these resources, however, the best cure for food poisoning is preventing it in the first place. To give you an idea of what human foods can be dangerous, Stacker has put together a slideshow of 30 common foods to avoid. Take a look to see if there are any that surprise you.

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A COURAGEOUS dad battling two cancers is taking on a 10k charity walk round Tatton Park.

Dad-of-two Jason Wilcox wants to thank The Christie for all their care and treatment.

The 46-year-old will be joining the Walk of Hope on Saturday, September 17, wife Jen and children Ella, 12, and Harry, nine, Families, friends and individuals will team up to support the hospital.

Lantern decorating, face painting and live music will entertain walkers before they set off.

Jason,was diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma in December 2019 after a tennis ball sized lump appeared on his neck.

As he was being treated for that, a routine PET scan in May 2022 found a rare neuroendocrine tumour.

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Following treatment at The Christie, the Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma is now in remission, but treatment for the neuroendocrine tumour is continuing.

Jason Wilcox wants to thank staff at The Christie for all their treatment and care

Jason started chemotherapy but when that didnt work he was referred to The Christie in January 2021 for a highly specialist treatment called CAR-T therapy.

This removing immune cells called T-cells through a sample of the patient's blood.

They are then reprogrammed in a laboratory to create cells that are genetically coded to recognise and destroy the patient's cancer cells. Jason was an inpatient at The Christie for five weeks during this treatment.

In September 2021, he joined a clinical trial for the drug epcoritamab.

Jason is currently waiting for a stem cell transplant.

This was delayed when he picked up a continuous cough after having Covid in July and doctors are currently investigating this before the stem cell transplant can go ahead.

Since July 2022, Jason has also been having hormone therapy injections to hopefully prevent his neuroendocrine tumour from getting bigger or spreading.

The plan is to have this tumour surgically removed once he has recovered from the stem cell transplant.

Jason said: I have always felt like the staff all really care about me. Everyone is friendly and approachable, during the good times and bad. It is good to know that Im in the best place with all the resources under the same roof.

The doctors and nurses are some of the best in the world and I couldnt ask for more.

Wife Jen, 46, said: Jason has spent the last 20 months receiving the very best care and support from The Christie.

His team have been a tremendous support and we have felt so well looked after.

The overwhelming feeling you get is they care and they want to do their best for every single patient.

Unless you have seen that up close you dont realise how much The Christie does for people with cancer and how much they rely on the fundraising.

We like to get out and about as much as possible as a family and have a dog who keeps us active, however, Jason isnt able to walk as far as he used to due to all the treatment hes had.

After everything that has been done for us, we wanted to do something as a family to support The Christie and The Walk of Hope seemed like an ideal opportunity.

Its family-friendly and sounds like itll be a wonderful evening whilst raising money for a very worthy cause.

Its unlikely that Jason will be able to complete the walk, however, he will be there to cheer us on.

Abbie Wicks, sporting events officer from The Christie charity said: We are very grateful to Jason, Jen, Ella and Harry for signing up to the Walk of Hope this year and for the fundraising they have already done to support our cancer patients.

The Walk of Hope is one of our most emotional and inspirational events each year with so many people walking in memory, in support or in hope.

Before the walk begins, we have lantern decorating, face painting and live entertainment.

This is followed by a peaceful dove release to start the walk. After taking in the stunning scenery of Tatton Park, the evening will finish with a chorus of live music.

To sign up for the Walk of Hope visit christie.nhs.uk/the-christie-charity/get-involved/fundraise/events/events-calendar/walk-of-hope

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