He has assembled a two-part oral history, titled Bridges of Memory, in which he interviews hundreds of African Americans, who like his family, settled on the South Side.
GP 1 : I sometimes think back to the good old days when we were still allowed to use oral anticholinergics to help bridge a period of symptoms.
In the afternoon we will host a series of dialogues between OHMA alumni and faculty, engaging the ways in which oral history research is bridging disciplinary divides and intervening in the intellectual questions of our times.
However, the use and outcomes of bridging during oral anticoagulation interruptions in clinical practice are unknown.
To compare 1-year clinical efficacy of (1) initial triple disease-modifying antirheumatic drug therapy (iTDT) with initial methotrexate (MTX) monotherapy (iMM) and (2) different glucocorticoid (GC) bridging therapies: oral versus a single intramuscular injection in early rheumatoid arthritis.
Therefore, our aim was to compare in patients with very early RA the 1-year clinical efficacy of (1) initial triple DMARD therapy (iTDT) with initial MTX monotherapy (iMM), unbiased by GCs and (2) different GC bridging therapies: oral versus a single intramuscular injection.
Other activities include old-fashioned street games, a stickball tournament and swapping bridge lore and oral histories.
Drama was the bridge connecting the oral and written realms, the "living classroom" for peasants who learned about cultural heroes and history through watching plays.
By slowing down, by refusing to see reading as a form of consumption or efficient productivity, we can attend to word meanings and sound, building a bridge to the oral traditions that writing arose out of.
3 5 6 Since enteral nutrition is preferred postoperatively, a jejunostomy is often placed during surgery to bridge the delayed oral intake.
