"We need to find a way of finding the commonality of our experience, of having empathy for people". This post is part of a series in a partnership between The Huffington Post and Drugs Over Dinner in conjunction with the launch of the latter's new website, www.drugsoverdinner.org.org
The findings suggest a commonality in causal factors for appendicitis and diverticulitis, as emphasised by Painter and Burkitt. 2 We think these patterns fit with a dietary hypothesis for both conditions.
Implications and future directions These findings identify a commonality in four different mouse models of MS. In all four models, protein hypercitrullination resulted from upregulation of PADs, and these enzymes seem to be a therapeutic target that can be regulated by the small-molecule inhibitor 2CA.
Instead of simply aggregating your various business opportunities and strategies and finding commonality, build a different kind of diversity.
"I hope that by seeing people collaborating on stage and finding commonality in a very beautiful and harmonious way, they can just take something from that and apply it in their own lives.
Women tend "to overstate issues," she's observed, because they are more accustomed to not being heard; they tend to speak to specifics rather than finding the commonality, "they don't dig deeply enough to find the beauty of the message".
Owen's team is now using high-resolution functional MRI machines to study these patients' brains in fine detail in hopes of finding some commonality.
Jeremy Allen reported on the ascent of queer food culture, and the ways that food can become a means of finding commonality, seeking visibility, championing diversity and encouraging activism.
We want others to understand us, and finding commonalities is a way for other people to understand us.
