The treatment resulted in a higher median overall survival for the combination therapy collective (8.5 vs. 6.7 months), despite higher rates of peripheral neuropathy and myelosuppression 96.
Angus, 60, put it best: "It feels like therapy – a collective howling at the moon".
Our findings show that an essential aspect of the evolution of the LVAD therapy is collective and cumulative learning that requires experience that only can be gained through the actual use of LVADs.
Mar Dieye said the talks were a kind of collective therapy that help to ease tensions.
There were lots of these nation-building post-Great War projects; in a way, they were individual and collective therapy.
Instead, it has become a vast arena for collective therapy -- for a mass outpouring of what we're thinking and feeling.
But it is the paintings that push her installations beyond the sentimental nostalgia of the heritage industry, or the patronising collective therapy of the community artist.
She described the gatherings, along with a G20 finance ministers and central bank governors meeting on Friday, as "collective therapy" to deal with the gloomy prospects.
One Algerian reviewer, the sociologist Lahouari Addi, likened the book to "collective therapy," urging that it be "translated into Arabic and read by as many Algerians as possible".
Victor Alimpiev's videos record carefully choreographed performances that use aspects of modern dance, experimental theatre or some kind of collective therapy session while rigorously avoiding any kind of narrative conclusion or psychological resolution.
While it will certainly deliver collective therapy in the form of government wipeout, and a historical shift in the composition of the Dáil, Ireland's new era began when the IMF-EU deal was agreed on 28 November 2010.
