AS—contemplation, not intervention

not intervention but participation

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Percutaneous Coronary Intervention or No Percutaneous Coronary Intervention: Why Does the Gold Not Always Glitter?

Time and time again, randomized clinical trials have demonstrated that what is conceptually logical and should be right is not always right. Randomized large clinical trials are often undertaken on the basis of this logical hypothesis. Very often, small clinical trials also show encouraging results.1,2 However, when large randomized clinical trials are performed, they not infrequently reveal ra...

Structural problems of the spine do not necessarily require intervention.

8 * Assistant Director of Research, Sherman College of Straight Chiropractic, PO Box 1452, Spartanburg, S.C. 29304, Phone: 864-578-8770, ext. 232, Email: [email protected] head tilt, slight misalignment (less than a luxation), and scoliosis (20 degrees or less). The phrase “structural problems of the spine” or SPOTS, is used here to describe these non-severe structural conditions. A number of h...

Trusts in trouble need supportive help, not excessive intervention.

The Responsibility to Protect: Intervention Is Not Enough

THE RESPONSIBILITY TO PROTECT: INTERVENTION IS NOT ENOUGH, by Major Joshua James Major, 83 pages. Officially adopted by the UN in 2005, the responsibility to protect did not make many international headlines until NATO's intervention in Libya in 2011. This monograph highlights the issues associated with precluding recurring violence after an R2P intervention when the international community doe...