Rescuing remyelination

Rescuing doctors in distress.

burnout or depression among physicians: financial cuts, relentless night shifts, long hours of work, overwhelming responsibility, dealing with life-threatening conditions, distress over the limitations of medical care, or just working conditions that have worsened in recent decades as a result of increasing time pressure, competition, explosion of knowledge, administrative loads or lack of auto...

Rescuing Frankfurt-Style Cases

6. Rescuing Digital Materials

So far this report has discussed the choices available for digital preservation very much in the sense of forward planning—following a set of logical, ordered steps in order to ensure the preservation of digital material. However, this is not always possible. What if one, or more, of these steps has been omitted? Documentation may be missing. Copying, refreshing or routine back-ups may not have...

Rescuing desmoplakin function

Intercellular junctions play an important role not only in structuring the architecture of tissues, but also in integrating mechanical and signaling pathways (reviewed by Barth et al., 1997; Kowalczyk et al., 1999). Most adhering cells form classical adherens junctions, composed of the type of transmembrane receptor of the cadherin superfamily that associates with the actin cytoskeleton (for re...

Rescuing Nietzsche from Constitutivism

Constitutivist theories in ethics seek to derive and justify normative ethical claims via facts about constitutive features of agency. In Agency and the Foundations of Ethics: Nietzschean Constitutivism, Paul Katsafanas uses Nietzsche to elucidate a version of the position he believes avoids worries besetting its competitors. This paper argues that Nietzschean constitutivism falters in many of ...