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Upon addition of curcumin- β - d -glucuronide substrate the effect of released curcumin on cell viability was assessed over 48 h as a marker for therapeutic efficiency of our gels, a standard method to assess curcumin’s inflammation modulation both in vitro and in vivo.[ 8 , 19 ] We observed a significant or a near-significant antiinflammatory response for EV- and lipo-glucuronidase, and free glucuronidase gels compared to control gels ( Figure 3a ).
On evaluating the different degrees of pneumatisation in the cases demonstrating an association between canal and tegmen dehiscence by sex, we observed that in women, the majority of cases presented grade II pneumatisation, while men presented a near-significant relationship with grade III pneumatisation.
R OSIGLITAZONE : C URRENT S TATUS In 2007, a meta-analysis of controlled clinical trials found increases in the risk of myocardial infarction and a near-significant increased risk of death from cardiovascular causes when rosiglitazone was compared with placebo or with standard diabetes drugs.[ 5 ] In July 2010, the Health Ministry of India ordered Glaxo Smith Kline to suspend human studies being conducted in 19 sites across India.
Pioglitazone: Indian perspective.
Indian J Endocrinol Metab · 2011 · PMC3193778
Significant reduction in the growth of FEV 1 was also associated with higher exposure to NO 2 , acid vapour and PM 2.5 , with a near-significant association with PM 10 . 36 A recent Chinese study demonstrated that long-term exposure to PM 2.5 had a negative impact on lung function in children aged 7–12 years, with a one unit increase in the average daily dose exposure to PM 2.5 resulting in 14.8 mL decrease in FVC and a 10 mL reduction in FEV 1 . 37 Why there are differences between cohorts for spirometry measures for the common pollutants is unclear especially as the pollutants’ exposures were similar between the cohorts.
Adjusting for clinical, circumstantial and interventional characteristics of an OHCA patient, the odds of being transported to acute hospitals were lower in Singapore (aOR 0.59; 95% CI: 0.41–0.85) and Atlanta (aOR 0.36; 95% CI: 0.26–0.50), and the odds of surviving to hospital admission showed a near-significant decline in Singapore (aOR 0.74; 95% CI: 0.54–1.00) during the pandemic period.