Understanding volunteer motives is especially important today. This article describes five unique motivations to volunteer. Written by Kimberly Wiley, Chelsea DeMasters, Colin Dobbins, and Caroline Casola, published the UF/IFAS Department of Family, Youth Community Sciences, May 2023.

James Dobbins, who died on 3 July 2023 at the age of 81, was one his generation’s pre-eminent diplomats and foreign-policy scholars. He contributed more than a dozen articles to Survival, including this article, among most-read in journal’s history, first published 2012. We are republishing it here full.

LIDIA S. SZCZEPANIAK,1,2 EVELYN E. BABCOCK,3 FRITZ SCHICK,4 ROBERT L. DOBBINS,1,2 ABHIMANYU GARG,2 DENNIS K. BURNS,5 J. DENIS MCGARRY,1,2,6 AND DANIEL T. STEIN1,2 1Center for Diabetes Research, Departments of 2Internal Medicine, 3Radiology, 5Pathology, and 6Biochemistry, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, Texas 75235; and 4Department of Radiology, University of Tübingen, 7...

Remembering is a cognitively demanding task that requires the strategic selection of information from memory. In this issue of Neuron, Dobbins et al. present functional MRI (fMRI) data that shed insight into the specific, dissociated contributions of frontal regions to remembering.

Neuroimaging results have raised interest in characterizing hemispheric asymmetries in prefrontal activity during different types of memory retrieval tasks. In this issue, Dobbins et al. and Mitchell et al. report results suggesting that the two hemispheres of the prefrontal cortex may indeed make different contributions to memory retrieval. Here, I discuss these findings within the context of ...

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Rectal biopsy is useful in the diagnosis of both inflammatory and non-inflammatory conditions of the bowel (Gear and Dobbins, 1968). A forceps technique is of most value in the diagnosis of carcinoma and other circumscribed lesions (Gabriel, Dukes, and Bussey, 1951). For the study of diffuse mucosal lesions a suction biopsy technique is preferable to forceps biopsy because it allows better micr...