PDS Biotech Announces Preliminary Efficacy Achievement in Phase II Combination Trial of PDS0101 Led by the National Cancer Institute · The National Cancer Institute s (NCI) Phase II clinical study of PDS Biotech s PDS0101 for HPV-associated cancers has achieved its preliminary objective response. · Full enrollment for the Phase II trial is triggered by observation of 3 objective responses in continued evaluation of the initial group of 8 patients · Milestone for treatment of HPV-associated cancers NetScientific plc (AIM: NSCI), the life sciences, technology, investment and commercialisation company, announces that its portfolio company PDS Biotechnology Corporation ( PDS ) (Nasdaq: PDSB) has achieved its preliminary objective response for the National Cancer Institute s (NCI) Phase II clinical study of PDS0101 for the treatment of advanced human papill
An Indian American man from Wisconsin, who was sentenced to 22 years in prison in 2018 for spiking his girlfriendâs smoothie with an abortion drug, will continue to spend at least two more decades in prison.
Manishkumar Patel, of Outgamie, Wisconsin, was convicted in August 2018 of attempted first-degree intentional homicide of an unborn child. His girlfriend never drank the spiked beverage, but miscarried weeks later. (See India-West story here: https://bit.ly/3ppvjVw)
Patel was resentenced in Outagamie County court in August 2020, after his initial one was thrown out in 2018, reports WHBY. Patel will spend 21 more years in prison, said the local radio channel, adding that he will also spend seven years on probation, instead of the five and a half he was originally given, it said.
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Need for diverse curriculum, staff among Poway Unified parents’ concerns
The Mt. Carmel and Del Norte high schools session drew 115 participants.
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Use of racial slurs, adoption of more diverse curriculum plus the need to hire more teachers and staff of color are among the top concerns from parents in the Poway Unified School District, according to staff.
The district held the first meeting of the second round of its Racial Equity Community Conversations series Tuesday night via Zoom. The meeting, which drew 115 participants, was aimed at parents of students attending feeder pattern schools for Mt. Carmel and Del Norte high schools. It was also attended by several students, principals and district administrative staff, plus board members Michelle O’Connor-Ratcliff and Darshana Patel. A previous meeting for Del Norte High School on Jan. 6 was canceled and merged with Tuesday night’s Mt. Carmel High School meeting.
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This year’s presidential election cycle drew the highest voter turnout despite a pandemic that had the county’s Registrar of Voters adapting to social distancing and a dramatic increase in mail-in ballots.
To make voting possible for all registered voters who wanted to cast a ballot this fall, state officials decided every registered voter would receive an absentee ballot that could be mailed back for free or returned at numerous locations before Election Day. Drop-off spots included local libraries in the weeks leading up to Nov. 3. There was also four days of on-site voting at many community venues.