Hypophysitis is an uncommon inflammatory condition that may affect the pituitary gland and stalk. Patients often present with varying degrees of hypopituitarism. The diagnosis is often made presumptively based on clinical history and biochemical data but may also be supported by magnetic resonance imaging. Therapy is generally supportive in nature but may require surgery for pathological diagno...

On September 21st, Professor Fawcett, who for forty-one years held the Chair of Anatomy in the University College, and University of Bristol, died suddenly while walking in the street. He had occupied a preeminent place in the work of the University and in the affections of many generations of medical students. He came to Bristol as a young man in 1893, four years after he had qualified at Edin...

cow-pox of one human being from another: the first of a long series of protective inoculations upon which, for a hundred years, man has been dependent for his protection against one of the most terrible disease^ to which he is exposed. From this inoculation has grown our national system of vaccination, in the creation of which the name of this Society and its former president, Edward Seaton, wi...

This paper seeks to complicate two primary norms within argumentation theory: 1) engaging with one’s interlocutors in a ‘pleasant’ tone and 2) speaking directly target audience/interlocutor. Moreover, I urge theorists explore various cultures’ argumentative practices when attempting formulate more universal theories regarding argumentation. Ultimately, aim show that the previously mentioned obs...

At CRYPTO 2016, Cogliati and Seurin introduced the Encrypted Davies-Meyer construction, p2(p1(x) ⊕ x) for two n-bit permutations p1, p2, and proved security up to 2 . We present an improved security analysis up to 2/(67n). Additionally, we introduce the dual of the Encrypted Davies-Meyer construction, p2(p1(x)) ⊕ p1(x), and prove even tighter security for this construction: 2/67. We finally dem...