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Why don't you tell us a bit about what inspired Highland Crown?
We're dyed-in-the-wool storytellers and historians. In our reading we're always looking for historical persons and settings and events that are a little different. Years ago, we ran across information about the Radical War of 1820, a forgotten piece of history. After the long war against Napoleonic France, the people of Scotland and England suffered with terrible economic hardship. Wages fell and prices rose. Dissatisfaction in the middle and lower classes was sharpened by the widespread desire for political reform. People wanted a voice in government. In Scotland this took on a nationalist feeling, similar to 1745, when the Jacobites and Bonnie Prince Charlie promised to end the parliamentary union with England. The government became very nervous, and the Crown authorities became brutally repressive.
This was how the idea of Highland Crown, the first book in the Royal Highlander series, came about.
Our novel delves into actual history that most readers might not be aware of. That doesn't stop the story from providing a solid historical romance experience, however.
Introduce us to your main character!
Isabella Drummond, inspired by an actual female physician, Dorothea Erxleben (1715-1762), is a trained physician who's been recently widowed. So many people think that women in history accepted a limited role in education and professions and society. The more we research, the more we find women who struck out boldly against social constraints to develop a place for themselves.
Cinaed Mackintosh is a ship's captain with a mysterious past. He is a classic reluctant hero, charismatic and smart and courageous. Jim says the man is totally based on himself.
In our story, Isabella and Cinaed are thrown together in the middle of Scotland's 'Radical War'. Theirs is a relationship tested in fire by the ongoing social unrest. We believe that struggle makes their story timeless.
Walk us through a day in the life of May McGoldrick.
You probably know that May McGoldrick is actually two people. We are Nikoo & Jim, a married writing team who have produced fifty works of historical romance, suspense thrillers, YA, and how-to books.
A year ago, we moved from Northwest Connecticut to Southern California, but we somehow managed to keep to our East Coast schedule.
· 5:00 am – we get coffee and go to work.
· 8:00 am – our hundred-pound dog sits on Nikoo's lap, so it's time to feed him and go for a walk.
· 8-9 am – eat, walk the dog, answer emails.
· 10-3:00 – write, write, write
· After – go for a walk at the beach, stare at the sunset over the Pacific (while Nikoo tries to talk Jim out of trying to learn to surf).
· Many of our evenings are spent brainstorming over the scenes for the next day. And we're huge readers.
Lots of aspiring authors out there. Any advice for them?
We write for the love of writing, just as we read for the love of reading. We say that writing is our passion; the career is incidental. Here's our advice for all writers new to the business and old timers: read and write and write and read. You can't be a good writer unless you're a voracious reader.
I know asking someone's all-time favorite book is a loaded question so what's your current favorite read?
We both just finished Where the Crawdads Sing, and we have to say that Delia Owens moved to the very top of our favorite authors' list.
Alright, the ultimate question: why should we read your book?
We constantly wonder "what if?" As individuals, we constantly ask ourselves, if I had only done this differently, how would things in my life or in the world have changed? Our theory is that you have to know the past to do better in future.
Highland Crown's story focuses on exciting events and upheaval during the late Regency period in England and Scotland and Ireland which are tremendously relevant to us and our reader today. We believe that knowing what happened then helps us understand what is going on in our society today. Add to that a strong and fascinating female protagonist, a gorgeous hero, and lots of swoon-worthy scenes, and you have some good reasons to read our novel.
Any Outlander fans out there? How about Poldark? If the answer is yes, you'll enjoy Highland Crown and the whole series.
Fun Stuff!
Describe yourself in 3 words.
Nikoo: visionary, storyteller, passionate
Jim: adventurer, funny, kind
What is your Hogwarts house?
We are definitely Gryffindors. "Do what is right."
Your characters are sent into the Hunger Games. Who wins?
Cinaed and Isabella both win. They each have strengths, but they could never hurt each other.
A famous movie producer wants to make your books into movies and they want you to cast your characters. Which actors/actresses make the cut?
Isabella – Lilly Allen, Claire Foy
Cinaed – Kit Harrington, Aidan Turner
Coffee or tea?
Nikoo and Jim – coffee before 12:00 noon, then tea, tea, tea
Best ice cream flavor ever?
Nikoo – anything with chocolate
Jim – chocolate chip
Your theme song/personal anthem?
Nikoo – Dancing Queen (Abba)
Jim – Under Pressure (David Bowie and Queen)
Favorite quote?
Nikoo – "Where there is love, there is life." Mahatma Ghandi
Jim – "No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted." Aesop
What is one piece of advice you would tell everyone?
Give more than you want to receive.


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§ Motion made, and Question proposed, That this House do now adjourn.—[Mr. Bishop.]
§ 11.18 p.m.
§ Mr. Gwynfor Evans (Carmarthen)
I am grateful for the opportunity to bring before the House the question of roads and railways in Wales, a matter most important to my constituency and to every constituency in Wales. I am conscious of the grim background of the figures of employment and unemployment in Wales. We have heard this evening that the percentage of people unemployed in Wales has now reached 3.9 per cent. and there are only 7,600 vacancies, whereas there are 39,360 unemployed. I also bring this matter before the House against the background of long-term decline in Wales.
The population of the County of Carmarthen has dropped since 1921 by 10,000, and Wales as a whole has increased its population during that period by only 1 per cent., whereas England has increased its population by 35 per cent. The main cause of this decline is lack of balanced development, which in turn is due to the failure to develop road and rail communications. A high proportion of our railways has been closed and services on the surviving lines, both passenger and freight, are still being cruelly curtailed. The mileage of major roads built has been derisory.
Industrial development follows the motorway. This was the conclusion drawn from a series of articles on the regions some time ago by the Guardian. The Secretary of State for Wales knows how difficult it is to push industrialists westwards. This is why Carmarthenshire has had so few new factories in the two years 1964–66, and why they are so small, employing only 200 men in all. This field of communications is one where one cannot plan for one county alone. The urgent need is to implement an integrated road and rail policy for the whole of Wales. Up to now they have been dealt with separately, almost in isolation from each other.
Not only should road and rail policies be integrated each with the other; they should also be an integrated part of a social and economic policy for the Welsh 1759 nation. Regard should be had for the effect of every one activity on every other aspect of Welsh life, which must be considered as a seamless web. Otherwise the best-intentioned actions may do more harm than good. The transport plan must be part of a Welsh development plan which creates the conditions for balanced growth in our industrial, economic, social and cultural life. This requires a Welsh transport board. I see that even the Economist is pressing for 16 regional governments for Britain, although the Economist gives priority to economic values and, therefore, does not respect the national life of Wales and, apparently, would like to see Wales carved up and destroyed. If we had that kind of government in Wales—and why should not Wales pioneer in this field?—a Welsh transport board would of necessity be a part of it. Had such a board been established after the war, Welsh communications would be more efficient today. As a part of an integral system, for instance, we would have in our rural areas, as other countries have, a system of multi-purpose minibuses which would transport adults and school children, mail and parcels. Perhaps we shall learn something of such possibilities when the Clayton Report is published—if it is to be published. I should be glad to hear from the Minister whether the final Report, which was to be made in September, has now been considered by the Government.
A Welsh transport board would have embarked on the electrification of Welsh railways immediately after the war. As things are, the Government do not intend to electrify a mile of them. Compare this with Switzerland, where 99 per cent. of the federal railways are electrified, and with the situation in France. What a good use this would have been for Welsh coal. The main burden of responsibility for the destruction of our railway system falls on administration damage. It is the system of Welsh government which is at fault. A higher proportion of railways has been closed in Wales than in England although there is no evidence that railways in Wales are losing money. The most reasonable deduction to be drawn from such figures as have been published is that they make a profit. If the Government wish to dispute this, let them publish the detailed evidence. Unfortunately, 1760 the services of the British Railways in Wales are still being curtailed for both passengers and freight. Freight is the more important from the industrial and economic point of view but the curtailment of passenger services has most injurious social consequences.
When I met the Kidwelly Borough Council recently I was told by one member of the Council that to get to his work at Swansea by 9 a.m. he must leave Kidwelly by the 5.55 a.m. train or the 6.30 a.m. bus. In the nearby village of Ferryside there is no bus or train which will get people to work in Carmarthen by 9 a.m.
The basic reason for the failure of railways to provide a satisfactory service is that their criteria are too narrowly commercial. In their White Paper on transport a few months ago, the Government conceded this and said that commercial considerations may well now be secondary to the welfare of the society which they serve, which must be given priority. The Government have not yet legislated to secure this, but they intend doing so, and I appeal to them in the interim period to use their best offices to ensure that British Railways act according to the spirit of the White Paper and not the letter of the present law.
The Government must make up their mind to take Welsh roads seriously. We suffer doubly in Wales from neglect in this. Largely because of lack of adequate communications there is little industry in the greater part of the country, and now, because there is little industry, we are told that we do not need major roads. The truth is that they are needed throughout Wales precisely because of the lack of industry. Industry follows the road even more certainly than trade follows the flag. In addition, the increasingly chaotic state in the summer must restrict the tourist industry, which has become of such great economic value to us.
But we are told that the expense of building these roads is too great. This is a matter of priorities. For less than the cost of three nuclear submarines, a reconstructed trunk road could be built from Cardiff to Wrexham. For less than the cost of two submarines, highways with the status of reconstructed trunk roads could be built from Neath to Aberystwyth and from Carmarthen to Whitland.
1761 To come nearer home than submarines, the Government consultants said that the cost of a new town that might bring some 60,000 Birmingham people to Caersus would be some £137 million. For that sum we could have the major highways that I have mentioned from Merthyr to Caernarvon, from Swansea to Whitland, and from Neath to Aberystwyth. A set of highways of that kind, serving the nine Welsh counties, would transform the social and economic prospects of great areas of Wales and bring new vigour to the whole of Welsh life.
As things are, the Government seem to have no intention of doing anything else like that. In the six western counties they hope to build three miles of reconstructed trunk roads, less than three miles of dual carriageway and not a yard of motorway. In 1967–68 the proportion of United Kingdom expenditure on motorways that it is proposed to spend in the nine counties of Wales, except Monmouthshire, is nil.
Six years ago these words were spoken:The simple truth is that the Minister of Transport's programme for Wales is completely inadequate, and he has always failed to understand the real problem in Wales".—[OFFICIAL REPORT. Welsh Grand Committee, 14th December, 1960; c. 10.]They were spoken in a Welsh Grand Committee debate on transport by the right hon. Member for Cardiff, South-East (Mr. Callaghan). They were no doubt true then, and they are equally true now. Whatever party is in power, the Government fail to understand the real problem of Wales.
It would not astonish me to learn that there is insufficient being done to justify the setting up in Wales of a unit corresponding to the six units the Minister of Transport announced yesterday, which are to prepare, design and supervise the construction of large trunk road and motorway schemes in England. Perhaps the Minister will make a statement on this in his reply.
The situation in Wales is unhappy and the outlook is bleak. But there is one redeeming feature in the situation. Because the Welsh people see how little is being done for Wales under the present order—we have the Government's own word for how little was done between 1951 and 1964—the House can expect 1762 them soon to insist on establishing a Welsh government as an urgent economic necessity.
§ 11.30 p.m.
§ Mr. Emlyn Hooson (Montgomery)
I do not intend to follow the hon. Member for Carmarthen (Mr. Gwynfor Evans) in everything he said, but would utterly support the point he made that the prosperity of Wales depends on a good communications system, and that the present system is completely inadequate. The fact that there is such a high unemployment rate in Wales is true also of the other peripheral areas of this country—Scotland and Northern Ireland—and is largely because they are away from the centre and need better communications. Because the centre of industry tends to go towards the south, because of the magnet of Europe, there will undoubtedly be a greater need for better communications in Wales if we are to keep our end up at all.
In the short time at my disposal there are two points I want to make to the Under-Secretary. The first is that I and many other Members have been dismayed by the fact that the Welsh Office has had to cut down on the road programme by £400,000. The road programme was inadequate as it was, and to cut down by this measure of expenditure, even if it is only a matter of a hold back for a few months—as we hope it will be, and no more—is a grave disappointment for Members on both sides who had hoped to see something better.
The second point I wish to make is that in my area of Wales, Mid-Wales, we are already very badly served by the rail communications system, and Shrewsbury is about to be cut off, virtually, by British Railways and the whole of the Cambrian coast service is in danger. There is a threat that for next year there will be only one through train a day from Shrewsbury, whereas there are 10 trains a day at present, and people are very concerned about the future of the main artery running from Shrewsbury to Aberystwyth up the Welsh coast. I hope the hon. Gentleman will be able to give an undertaking that this railway will not be closed, and that an adequate service will be run to and from the main communications centre at Shrewsbury.
§ 11.31 p.m.
§ The Under-Secretary of State for Wales (Mr. Ifor Davies)
May I commence by acknowledging that I agree with both the hon. Member for Carmarthen (Mr. Gwynfor Evans) and the hon. and learned Member for Montgomery (Mr. Hooson) about one thing, and that is the extreme and vital importance of the subject we are discussing tonight. I deeply regret that we have not much time, and I look forward to an opportunity on another occasion to discuss these matters, possibly in the Welsh Grand Committee. Having agreed on that point, may I now proceed to disagree with some of the things said.
I am obliged to the hon. Member for Carmarthen that in his opening remarks he indicated that he was not going to blame this Government for all the faults at the present time. He did, however, once again refer to the question of the profitability of the railways, and I am going to take this matter up first. He has said it many times. Indeed, he did it in the Welsh debate the other day when he said thatall the evidence shows that the railways in Wales as a whole are paying their way.There is no evidence whatsoever, neither has the hon. Member produced evidence in support of that statement. He went on further to say:… in my conversation with Mr. Hilton I took his words as confirming my standpoint in this matter and confirming the evidence which I put in articles …"—[OFFICIAL REPORT, 14th November, 1966; Vol. 736, c. 96.]This is a serious matter, because Mr. Hilton has completely denied this, and I have his permission to quote his letter to me. He says this:I do not know why the Member for Carmarthen should take my words when he came to see me as confirming the evidence which he put in the article referred to During this conversation, he raised the question of the profitability and I am in no doubt that I made it quite clear to him that the figures he had quoted were only measures of performance of that part of the railway for which I am responsible. … The Cardiff Division of the Western Region is an 'originating traffic' Division. Whilst, therefore, the whole of the receipts are taken into account in this Division's books, there is no transfer of working expenses incurred by the other Divisions of British Railways in working the traffic to destinations east of the Severn Tunnel. It can, therefore, clearly be seen that the figures do not represent the profitability or otherwise of the Cardiff Division.1764 I want to emphasise this point. I have no wish to be ungenerous or unkind to the hon. Member. I find him agreeable, and a different person when I speak to him from what he is when he writes his articles. He may believe all this, and innocently have misrepresented the position, but the evidence suggests that he has deliberately misunderstood—perhaps mischievously—the facts. For example, the figures he himself gave for profitability were not from a balance sheet or a profit and loss account but from a marketing and sales staff circular.
Circular No. 58, dated June, 1964, was marked "Private and not for publication". It was not a statement of account but, in accountancy language, was a measure of performance for staff guidance. But these were the figures published, without authority, by the hon. Member in his article of 28th July, 1964, in the Western Mail. To make matters worse, the hon. Member added a calculation of his own and called it "gross profit".
Those figures have been continually referred to to justify his case. They are being continually written and spoken about by other people. But I say frankly that they are completely misleading. The best way to prove my case is to quote the Report of the Select Committee on Nationalised Industries, paragraphs 47 and 48:Under the present system, the accounting returns for British Railways are compiled from regional returns of receipts and expenses. The gross receipts are those for traffic which originates in the Region, wherever it is subsequently carried; the working expenses are those which the Region is responsible for incurring … these figures will not of themselves enable any conclusion to be drawn about the efficiency or otherwise of a particular service.Railway costing is an intricate and complex subject. Paragraph 50 of the Select Committee's Report says:The accounts as they now stand would, in other words, only give a complete picture of a Region's trading if"—the operative word—no traffic ever crossed a regional boundary.That is the point. It explains why the accounts are only partly regional and partly national. In view of this, I appeal to the hon. Member as a matter of intellectual honesty to stop misleading some Welsh people that the railways in Wales are making a profit. What we can say 1765 tonight is that British Railways as a whole have incurred a loss of over £132 million in 1965. That is the fact.
Now I turn to rail closures. I remind the hon. Member that most of these were consented to by the previous Government, and he has acknowledged that. As for railways in general, the Government White Paper outlines the proposals for a new basic railway network in order to restore stability to the industry. The general size and shape of the system must be determined soon and I agree with the hon. Member that integration of rail and road services is also important.
The identification and costing of the socially necessary services will be the task of a Joint Steering Group presided over by my hon. Friend the Member for Aberavon (Mr. John Morris) who is Joint Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Transport. That is surely sufficient assurance that the Welsh interest will not be overlooked and I am pleased to see my hon. Friend here. I say with confidence that he will not let down the Principality.
The second matter emphasised by the hon. Member was roads. The planning of a worthwhile road programme must be undertaken at least four to five years ahead of construction. We are planning now for the early 1970s and we can do little to alter the programme we inherited for the late 1960s. We hear a great deal about motorways. The hon. Member instanced the fact that motorways are the things to bring industries to his constituency. The hon. Gentleman is very fond of quoting the example of Northern Ireland, where, he says, there will be 100 miles of motorway by 1970. According to the evidence I have, his information is misleading here also. I understand that the 100 miles of motorway programme in Northern Ireland was intended to be completed not by 1970 but during the early 1970s, and even that has now been substantially rephased so that the actual rate of construction will be a good deal slower.
I wish I had time to say a lot more about the comparisons with Northern Ireland which have played such a great part in the campaigns of publicity and propaganda carried on by the hon. Gentleman. The fact is that the motorways of Northern Ireland are not much 1766 different—this is the point—from the best of our new trunk roads which are dual-carriageway roads. The Cowbridge by-pass is a very good example, and so, too, is the new road being built from Monmouth through Raglan to Newport, which will be a splendid example of a modern all-purpose dual carriageway trunk road built to near motorway standards.
By 1970 we shall have over 80 miles of dual carriageways, about half of them either motorways or of motorway standard. It is wrong to consider motorways in isolation. We must not make the mistake of underestimating the advantaages which come from improvements to trunk roads which, in the busiest areas, may be built to near motorway standards.
We are planning an expanding road programme in Wales. When the Welsh Office took over responsibility for roads in April of last year, the value of major schemes, each estimated to cost more than £100,000, being prepared for starting in the four years 1965–69 was £27 million. The major schemes now being prepared—after our being in office for only two years—for the four years up to 1970 total nearly £40 million. In other words, the value of schemes in the pipeline during our period of responsibility has been increased by nearly 50 per cent.
The rate at which we can implement the programme must depend on the state of the economy, but, despite the present need for financial stringency, we have started well. The value of major trunk road contracts actually let so far in the financial year comes to £4 million, compared with £2.6 million worth of major contracts let last year. These figures show our progress conclusively, and we are moving just as fast as resources will allow.
I assure the House—I say this particularly to the hon. and learned Member for Montgomery—that we shall continue to improve the most important routes in rural Wales. I remind hon. Members of the recent announcement by my right hon. Friend the Secretary of State on Welsh day of the trunking of the A.477 road from St. Clares down to Pembrokeshire. This is a major step forward and is further evidence of our determination in this direction. Over the 1767 years, there have been deputations and representations on the subject of this roadway. It has happened in our time, and we were very pleased on a Welsh day to have this acknowledged and to hear the tributes paid to the Welsh Office.
When the hon. Member for Carmarthen pours scorn on the efforts of this Government to improve the roads of Wales, which he does frequently—I remind him that we inherited in Wales years of neglect by successive Tory Governments. Yet I notice that he sits unashamedly on the Tory Opposition benches. But, more than that, our problems have been accentuated because they have coincided with a traffic expansion of explosive proportions.
I, too, can claim to speak for Wales in the House, both as a Member and as a Welsh-speaking Welshman.
I say with confidence that the Welsh people will applaud the efforts of this Government to improve railways and roads in Wales, despite the very serious economic difficulties of the country. The key to solving our communications problem lies in planning designed to reconcile our many-sided needs, regional, economic and social.
We need to put all of our resources to their best use, as part of a coherent and integrated plan. It was in the light of this principle that the Government took the essential step of setting up the Welsh Planning Board and the Welsh Economic Council. In the past the system of communications in the industrial parts of Wales was patterned by the needs of the areas basic industries of coal and tinplate. Both were largely exporting industries and the important requirement was to have good communications from the valleys to the ports.
The pattern is now changing as new industries are established, needing improved communications with the centres of population where the workers and markets are. So the need arises for better 1768 communication between west and east. This is what the new road systems being built are designed to do. I ask hon. Members not to under-estimate the great improvements which have been made and are being made on our roads, which carry 90 per cent. of our passenger traffic and 60 per cent. of our freight.
I know that the hon. and learned Gentleman for Montgomery is waiting for a reply to his question. We are giving attention to the problem of these roads. I saw for myself some of the very necessary improvements which we are undertaking. The problem of north-south links in Wales is a long-standing one and a direct consequence of the geographical and historical development of the principality.
Nevertheless there is a good deal of scope for improvement of north-south links and we are exploring every possibility. Some improvements are being carried out and others are being considered. I can tell the hon. and learned Gentleman that we are giving all possible attention to this problem.
I can say confidently that the people of Wales will give us credit for what we have done. We are not responsible for the present situation but we shall be held responsible for the position later and we are looking forward to the time when our record shall stand proudly and we can look back and say that we have run the course and fought a good fight. I look forward to discussing this vitally important matter on future occasions, possibly in Welsh Grand Committee. It is perhaps more important than anything else in its relationship to the economy of our country.
§ The Question having been proposed after Ten o'clock and the debate having continued for half an hour, Mr. Deputy Speaker adjourned the House without Question put, pursuant to the Standing Order.
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Saline is a solution of sodium chloride in water, and it can be used for multiple purposes including intravenous infusions, nasal irrigation, eye drops, and wound cleaning. Several formulations of saline are available with added ingredients including Lactated Ringer's solution and Acetated Ringer's solution.
Hashemi, A., Bahrololoumi, Z., Khaksar, Y., Saffarzadeh, N., Neamatzade, H., & Foroughi, E. (2015). Mouth-rinses for the prevention of chemotherapy induced oral mucositis in children: A systematic review. Iranian Journal of Pediatric Hematology and Oncology, 5, 106–112.
PHASE OF CARE: Active antitumor treatment
APPLICATIONS: Pediatrics and palliative care
None of the mouth rinses were definitely effective in preventing chemotherapy-induced oral mucositis in children. Normal saline had a preventive effect in patients receiving chemotherapy, radiotherapy, and hematopoietic stem cell transplantation, but other studies have shown less efficacy than chlorhexidine or honey with saline. Benzydamine was less effective than chlorhexidine.
There was limited evidence for agents to prevent or manage oral mucositis in children.
Mouth rinses are an important component to oral care in the prevention of mucositis in pediatric patients receiving chemotherapy. Nurses need to continue research to develop evidence-based practice guidelines for this debilitating side effect of chemotherapy.
McGuire, D.B., Fulton, J.S., Park, J., Brown, C.G., Correa, M.E.P., Eilers, J., . . . Lalla, R.V. (2013). Systematic review of basic oral care for the management of oral mucositis in cancer patients. Supportive Care in Cancer, 21, 3165–3177.
STUDY PURPOSE: To systematically review oral care interventions for the prevention and treatment of oral mucositis (OM) in patients undergoing cancer treatment
TYPE OF STUDY: Systematic review
DATABASES USED: Ovid MEDLINE
KEYWORDS: mucositis, stomatitis, cancer, oral care, oral care protocol, dental care, dental cleaning, oral decontamination, oral hygiene, saline, sodium bicarbonate, baking soda, chlorhexidine, magic/miracle mouthwash, calcium phosphate
INCLUSION CRITERIA: Primary research article, reflects a variety of research designs, rested the effects of intervention on severity of OM or mucositis-related symptoms
EXCLUSION CRITERIA: Review articles, clinical case reports, literature reviews, non-research articles
EVALUATION METHOD AND COMMENTS ON LITERATURE USED: Hadorn et al. criteria was used to assess the flaws in the selected publications, and levels of evidence were rated using the Somerfield schema.
SAMPLE RANGE ACROSS STUDIES, TOTAL PATIENTS INCLUDED IN REVIEW: Not stated
PHASE OF CARE: Active antitumor treatment
The guidelines are as follows.
Oral care protocols are recommended to patients for the prevention and treatment of OM. Chlorhexidine is not recommended for patients with head and neck cancer who receive radiotherapy treatment.
Evidence for interventions to prevent and treat OM are limited, making guideline recommendations difficult.
Nurses should teach patients appropriate oral care to help prevent OM.
Blanchard, D., Bollet, M., Dreyer, C., Binczak, M., Calmels, P., Couturaud, C., ... & Albert, S. (2014). Management of somatic pain induced by head and neck cancer treatment: Pain following radiation therapy and chemotherapy. Guidelines of the French Otorhinolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery Society (SFORL). European Annals of Otorhinolaryngology, Head and Neck Diseases, 131, 253–256.
PHASE OF CARE: Active antitumor treatment
Many systematic reviews were used as references such as the Cochrane Library, but no number articles reviewed or how these were chosen were mentioned. Selection was based on each reviewer's experience.
The categorization using the ANAES guides to determine level of evidence and grades was appropriate. However, the search methods used in these guidelines were not clearly stated and need reconfirmation because there was no way to know whether the search was comprehensive. The recommendations were grade B and expert opinions.


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BLYTHEVILLE (ARK.) COURIER NEWS WEDNESDAY, JULY T, 1954 THE BLYTHEVILLE COURIER NEWS THE COURIER NEWS CO. H. W HAINES, Publisher HARRY A HAINES, Assistant Publisher A. A. FREDRICKSON, Editor PAUL D. HUMAN Advertising Manager Sole NationaJ Advertising Representatives: Wallace Witmer Co.. New York. Chicago, Detroit, Atlanta. Memphis. Entered as second class matter at the post- office at Blytheville, Arkansas, under act of Con- October 9, 1917 Member of The Associated Press SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By carrier in the city of Blytheville or any suburban' town where carrier service is maintained. 25c per week. By mail, within a radius of 50 miles, J5.00 per year, f2.50 for six months, $1.25 for three months; by mail ontside 50 mile zone, $12.50 per year payable in advance. Meditations Behold, I will send a blast upon him, and he shall hear a rumour, and return to his own land; and I will cause him to fall by the sword in hit owa land. — Isaiah 37:7. * * * Enemies carry a. report in a quit* different form from the original. — Plautus. Peri I of Our Times Made Oppenheimer Ban Needed It came as something of a surprise that the Atomic Energy Commission was tougher than the Gray Society Board in its verdict denying security clearance to Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer, leading atomic scientist. The Gray Board found Oppenheimer a Ipyal citizen, extremely discreet in" preserving his country's most vital secrets- but nevertheless a "security risk". It reached that conclusion on the ground that he had continued his admittedly well-known Communist associations in recent times, that he had been less than candid in discussing these contacts with security officials, and that his conduct in relation to the government's hydrogen bomb program had been "disturbing." Oppenheimer opposed the H- bomb on technical, political and moral grounds. The AEC did not mention the H-bomb affair. By a 4 to 1 margin, they declared him a security risk because they found "proof of fundamental defects in his character/' and because they felt his links with known Communists "extended far beyond the tolerable limits of prudence and self-restraint." Three of the four commissioners in the majority were silent on the subject of Oppenheimer's loyalty. The 'fourth, Thomas E. Murray, asserted his belief that the scientist was disloyal. The lone dissenter, Dr. Henry D. Smyth, agreed with the Gray Board that Oppenheimer was completely loyal. What do these findings mean? They appear to mean that, with the exception of Murray, the AEC brushed aside the argument that Oppenheimer was a security risk because he gave what seems now to have been bad advice on the H-bomb. They mean also, that, again with the the exception of Murray, the AEC raised no positive question about the scientist's loyalty. Thus the AEC in the end rested its whole case against him on the conviction that he several times spoke falsely in discussing his Communist associations, and that in maintaining some of these links almost up to this time, the scientist showed a serious disregard for the country's established security, system. In other words, the AEC said in ef- i feet he could not be trusted because he insisted upon being his own judge of proper security. For example, in 1953 Oppenheimer visited in Paris one Haakon Chevalier, who once tried unsuccessfully to get A- bomb secret* from him. The scientist was not a Red. He took the chance he might have been forced to go behind tha Iron Curtain, To Dr. Smyth, the commission diss- tnter, ntithtr th« alkgMl flaws in Op- penheimer's character nor his Red associations were decisive. He regarded them as important only as they bear on the prospect that secret data will be improperly revealed. Said he: ''In my opinion, the most important evidence in this regard is the fact that there is no indication in the entire record that Dr. Oppenheimer has ever divulged any secret information." We live in a time when the taking of any risk with our vital secrets could be fatal to us as a nation. Viewed against this backdrop, the commission's' decision, founded on the single ground of whether Oppenheimer is trustworthy in his dealings with men and government rules, was perhaps the only one possible. ' VIEWS OF OTHERS No Proof Bandits stole an auto from a used car lot in a Michigan town. There's a touch of humor in police saying they won't get far. ' * * # Marry (or real love, advises a preacher. And may we add, you'll probably never do it again! * * # With the waste-baskets full of paper, the back porch littered and their own rooms all upset, Mom has several answers when kids complain that they haven't a thing to do. * * * Good houses are made by good carpenters, and food homes by good, home-made girls. * * * If you start saving a dollar a day from now until next Christmas, yoa'll be broke Dec. 26. A question which can never be satisfactorily answered annually continues to be answered unsatisfactorily indefinitely, by people who are positive that they know what would have happened if —A good case in point is the question of whether Douglas MacArthur was right when he advocated extension of the Korean War to the territory of Red China, by bombing bases north of the Yalu. The present situation in Indochina is being used as triumphant proof that MacArthur was right. It is being said that the stalemate in Korea, and, the Red conquest of Indochina, and the complete failure of the Western powers' efforts to stop Russia, stem directly from the policy of trying to use half measures. Again we are reminded of MacArthur's words that there is no substitute for victory. The trouble with this reasoning is that it assumes that because our course of action did not prove successful, a different course would therefore, have been successful. That does not follow at all. It is much like saying because a man died in a burning house, refusing to jump, that he would not have been killed if he had jumped. The MacArthur advice was not taken because there was a fear that it would bring on a general World War HL The MacArthur opinion was that it would not, and even if it did we wouM win, and settle the business. The fact is that we do not know a bit better than we did then what the result of taking MacArthur's advice would have been. We do know we have gained little by the course we took, but there is still room for argument on the proposition that if the MacArthur plan had been followed, things would now be infinitely worse, not better. To say that the present situation proves MacArthur was right is simply bad reasoning. MacArthur may have been right, but the only event that could prove he was right would be to follow his advice and find out.—Kingsport (Term.) Times. Nonmedevia! Spires We can't blame the British Ministry of Works for getting worked up over what's happening to the Tower of London. The tower's towers are sprouting television aerials. The tower, of course, is really a lot of individual towers connected in a defense system conceived by medevial military engineers. There are tall towers, squat towers, fat Falstaffian towers and lean, mean towers by many a midnight murder fed. To date only 15 of them are flyk,j; TV aerials, but a lot of television applications are pending and before long the tower skyline is likely to present the same spiderweb tangle as that of any suburban neighborhood—Providence Bulletin. FHA Out Of Doghouse FHA is no longer going to the dogs. The Federal Housing Administration will no longer issue insurance of loans for dog kennels. Such things as tennis courts and other "luxury items" have also been ruled out as unworthy of loans . These curtailments are all part of current efforts to clean up the "mess" in FHA. Apparently not only were contractors making big windfall killings under FHA loans, but homeowners as well were abusing the system by obtaining money to build such "extras"' as swimming pools and barbecue pits. The new ruling is in accordance with the statement of Norman P. Mason who saidr^ "Uncle Sam unfortunately has been underwriting the financing of itms which lend themselves to selling abuses and which most certainly are not basic to the livability of most American homes." — Portsmouth (Va.) Star. SO THEY SAY Our crime is that of agrarain reform against imperialist-owned companies. Our crime is that we patriotically seek economic independence.—Guata- mala President Arbenz. * * * Now, when we have the atomic (weapon) and the hydrogen bomb, which we created before others, we have proposed giving solemn pledges not to employ these types of weapons as a step towards banning them completely.—Russia's Nikita. Krushchev. * * 9 This is not an invasion, properly speaking. We are just thousands of Guatemalans who are forcing the door* of the country to return to our own homes.—Guatemalan rebel leader Col. Carlos Armas. * * * We must tell the Communists: Look, you do this *nd we will retaliate by doing that. We should make it plain to them that further aggression means firm counter-action.—Nationalist Chinese Prtmfcr O. It. Yu4. Discord M 1 Will*! WE NED DECEMBER MAY'." Peter Edson's Washington Column — Administration Seeks to Bolster WASHINGTON —(NEA)— The Eisenhower administration has definitely rejected "pump priming" i as a device to relieve U. S. unemployment. President Eisenhower indicated this course of action in his March 24 press conference statement that no "slam bang" emergency program is needed. Developments since that time have confirmed the administration belief that indirect methods of bolstering the U. S. economy are better than government relief of any kind. What this means is that the pleas made by AFL President i George Meany, CIO President Walter Reuther, Harvard Economist Sumner Slichter, Democratic Sen. Paul Douglas of Illinois and others for a federal government action program to relieve unemployment are going to be ignored. The political implications of this decision are summed up in a belief that while bad employment conditions may make it possible to lose an election, good employment conditions, by themselves, can't win the coming November elections. | that/ all the pump priming of the Roosevelt era really did no good. What pulled the country out of the depression, it is explained, was the war spending. What the count.ry has been going through in the past year, according to the Republican point of view, is a shift from an inflationary war economy back to more normal peacetime business. Government spending has been cut back by $10 billion. Over 57 billion of this has been returned to the civilian economy in the form of tax cuts. The idea of making up the difference of $3 billion by a government spending program has been rejected. It is felt that to do so would cut back private spending by that amount and so delay recovery-. There is plenty of optimism in Washington for an October pickup in business. One indication of this is found in the Federal Reserve Board action, reducing bank reserve requirements and providing more credit for the normal harvest and crop movement. fall It is admitted that government buying can't be stopped without causing some unemployment. The explanation is that, "We did this to ourselves," as a necessary readjustment. The problem it created is analyzed as how fast people can be put back to work on civilian goods production after cutting government defense spending. While it is felt that the government might impede this recovery by doing the wrong thing, there is little that can be done by the government directly to speed it up. An inflationary spending program at this time is given as an There is also a prevalent feeling | example of a wrong action. This philosophy puts entire reliance for the government's recovery program on indirect aids to the economy. Among the steps that the administration has taken in this direction are the removal of price and wage controls to 'free the economy for expansion, stabilization of the dollar, tax cuts and the tax reform bill passed by the House and now before the Senate. Erskine Johnson IN HOLLYWOOD By ERSKINE JOHNSON NEA Staff Correspondent HOLLYWOOD— (NEA) —Behind the Screens: Is there a jinx tha follows former child stars once they grow up and try to make the star grade? Peggy Ann Garner, who has de veloped into a shapely, husky voiced, attractive package in the five years that have passed since she left Hollywood, doesn't know from the well-known "nothing' about the jinx legend. Before the camera in ' 'Black Widow" at Pox, where she zoomed to stardom as a solemn-faced rnop pet, 22-year-old Peggy Ann tol< me: "I just don't believe that there's a jinx. "If a former child-actor has a problem, it's probably one he created himself. If you prove that you have what it takes when you grow up, nobody in show business Will penalize you because you were once a child star. "There's been no shadow over my career." Now a TV and stage veteran, Peggy's saying about her film comeback: "I'm so excited, I can't see straight." MARLON BRANDO is looking sheepish about transatlantic phone calls from Paris scribes checking rumors that he's secretly married to Denise Darcel. He admitted to press agents at Fox, where he's starring in "Desiree," that he playfully wrote something of the sort to a pal who has a crush on Denise. The idea of increasing personal exemptions for federal individual income taxes, as a means of providing more money for spending and so relieving unemployment, is still flatly rejected. On the other hand, particular emphasis is placed on the advisability of reducing taxes on dividends as a stimulus to investment and business expansion. This is regarded as the best way to create new employment. Public works that contribute to America's productive capacity are not to be frowned on, if and when there is enough money to finance them. It is the "leaf-raking" type of government aid program to relieve unemployment that is rejected. The seriousness of unemployment to workers without jobs—now- numbering over three milion — seems to be fully recognized. But there appears to be no inclination on the part of administration leaders to remedy the situation by direct government spending. Dan Dailey v is on the road to a settlement of custody problems with his ex-wife, Liz, now Mrs. Hudson L. McGuire of Leavenworth, Kan. Dan relinquished all rights in a previous custody agreement valid until the youngster was ive, and now he's merely asking that his son spend all summer va- ations with him. Meanwhile, he's taking a ribbing about playing the father of Mitzi Gaynor, Donald O'Connor and Johnnie Ray in "There's No Business Like Show Business," Laughs Dan: "People forget. I've played father to Colleen. Townsend, Mona Freeman and a lot of other young people. "The only difference now is that I don't have to put gray in my hair to be believable in a father role." * SAM GOLDWYN'S film version of "Guys and Dolls" is expected to launch a new cycle of Damon Runyon films. . . . Columbia's already planning a musical remake of "Lady for a Day," the old hit starring Mae Robson. Betty Hutton and Charles O'Curran kiss- again. The story of the famous London the Doctor Says— Written for NEA Service By EDWIN P. JORDAN. M.D. The thyroid is a gland which lies toward the front of the neck just above the breast bone. When it is enlarged, the condition is spoken of as goiter. When it is not only enlarged but the cells of the gland are secreting excessively or abnormally, a disease is produced known as toxic goiter, exophthalmic goiter, hyperthyroidism, Graves' disease or other names. When the gland is producing an insufficient hormone secretion, hy- pothyroidisrr is said to be present. In children it is called cretinism. Cretinism must be suspected in all children who are underweight at birth. Signs of slowed development of the bones which can be discovered by X-ray examination are also typical. Cretinous children grow slowly and their mental development is also slow. Thier hair is likely to be thin and the skin dry. Teething is delayed, the abdomen is usually swollen, the legs short and thick and the extremities in general underdeveloped. Such children are especially susceptible to finections and if ly susceptible in infections and if young. In North America cretinism is rare. It is more frequent in parts of Switzerland regions. and neighboring In grownups insufficient thyroid secretion causes a condition called myxedema. This too is rather rare in this country and because it is so rare, its victims frequently remain diagnostic puzzles for many years before the true cause is determined. Loss of memory and mental dullness are common in myxedema. Backaches and pain in the limbs and joints may be present. The skin becomes tnickened, roughened and x dry. The features are coarsened, the lips become thickened and the nostrils and mouth enlarge. The hair dose not enough nutrition and is likely to become coarse and thick. In advanced cases the hair falls out on the scalp, on the eyebrows and elsewhere. There are other signs of low thyroid activity in grownups. One of the most important means of j The doubleton queen in a suit bid • JACOBY ON BRIDGE Ambitious Bidding Not Worth Trying By OSWALD JACOBY Written for NEA Service North's bidding in the hand shown today is a trifle ambitious. This was exactly, what East wanted. He took the queen and ace of hearts, and then returned the five of clubs. It was easy for West to read the situation. His partner had surely returned his highest club, which therefore marked South with the last missing club. West therefore led a third round of clubs, and East was able to over-ruff the dummy and thus bring in the setting trick. The defense took two high hearts, two high clubs, and a club overruff. If East had signaled immediately for a club continuation, the defense could have taken two clubs and an overruff to begin with. Then, however, East would.be unable to take two heart tricks. If East attacked hearts, he could take only the ace; and if he led any other suit, South could discard j two hearts on dummy's diamonds. (Either way, the contract coud not j be beaten. Palladium music hall will be filmed by Henry Ginsberg. The movie will be an international story revue, with scenes to be shot in Hollywood, New York and London. . .. Samia Gamal, the belly dancer, will be billed over Robert Taylor and Eleanoj Parker when "Valley of the Kings" plays Egypt. It's in her MGM contract. . . . New title for "The Human Beast"—"Human Desire." » Too many people thought it was another horror film. Lew Ayres' pals are getting letters from the Orient, where he's filming a religious television series featuring leading churchmen of all faiths. An ace cameraman is accompanying the actor around the world. IT'S 17 YEARS in show business for young old-timer June Haver. She made her radio debut at the age of 10, in Rock Island, HI., in 1937. . . . Mario Lanza has two movie contracts waiting for the day when he can stuck off enough heft to tip the scales at 210 pounds. But so far he hasn't shed an ounce of the Falstaffian girth. If the name of Mae Wynn, the only doll in "The Caine Mutiny," strikes your humor rib, consider the name of Win Min Than. She's the 21-year-old Burmese beauty who plays Gregory Peck's leading lady in "The Purple Plain." Immediately after the film she rushed back to Burma saying she was giving up her movie career. Susan Hayward pulled a Jane Russell when she signed in at RKO for her role in "The Conqueror." Brought her own makeup man, Tom Tuttle, from Fox. Jane's RKO grease-pencil expert follows her 'rom studio to studio. UTTLi LIZ— There probably ore better ways of staying young than tictlng 75 Years Ago In BlytheYille — Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Old, Mr. and YCrs. George D. Pollock and Mr. and Mrs. Max Eeid entertained members of Club 28 with a dance at the Woman's Club last night. A upper was served at midnight af- er the guests had danced three hours. Mrs. Tom P. Martin and daugh- er, Miss Virginia, have returned rom San Francisco, Calif., where tiey spent two weeks. Mrs. J. E. Beasley has returned rom Cape Girardeau, where she pent the past week visitig rela- ives. MOST EVERYONE is talking bout the troubles a local married couple are having. Some are taking the wife's part; some tha husband's. A few eccentrics are minding their own business.—Carlsbad (N. M.) Current-Argus. THERE OUGHT to be a law forbidding candidates for public office from using pictures of themselves, which years ago.—Charlotte (N. C.) News. in camapign advertising, were taken 10 or more diagnosis is the basal metabolism test which is reduced to around 30 or 40 below normal. Successful treatment both of ere- | tinism and myxedema consists in supplying the patient with thyroid extracts obtained from animals. The response to the proper treatment in myxedema is remarkable; the symptoms disappear and a new crop of hair grows in. Even in children when treatment with thyroid extract is begun early, i growth and development can be re-established. A more difficult problem is presented in less severe forms of decreased thyroid .function. 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Rejecting Pakistan's claim that it had thwarted an attempt by an Indian submarine to enter Pakistani territorial waters, New Delhi on Tuesday said Islamabad had produced an old video from November 2016, and had digitally changed the time stamp on the video.
Sources said this was one of the ways by which Pakistan is trying to incite war psychosis, and that India is not going to fall for it.
The Indian Navy on Tuesday dismissed as "false propaganda" Pakistan's claim that it had thwarted an attempt by an Indian submarine to enter that country's territorial water.
In a statement, Pakistan Navy claimed in Islamabad that it used specialised skills to ward off the Indian submarine from entering Pakistani waters.
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The Indian Navy said, "We have witnessed Pakistan indulging in false propaganda and spread of misinformation. The Indian Navy does not take cognizance of such propaganda. Our deployments remain undeterred."
In a brief statement, it said the Navy remains deployed as necessary to protect national maritime interests.
According to sources, the video dates back to November 18, 2016, and Pakistan has photoshopped the time stamp on it to make it appear like recent footage. They said all major powers with presence in Indian Ocean knew that no Indian naval asset was in the vicinity of Pakistani waters.
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Sources also questioned Pakistan's intention, as the neighbouring country has said that India and Israel are planning a joint offensive on it. "This is absolute propaganda, and is an effort to drive a wedge between India and the OIC (Organisation of Islamic Cooperation) countries," a source said.
The source also said that Pakistan is trying to deflect attention and has made false claims of downing an IAF Sukhoi jet. "If that is the case, where is the fuselage? Why aren't they showing it? And where is the Indian pilot and his mortal remains, if their claim is true," the source asked.
Sources also said that Pakistan had tried to carry out similar subterfuge earlier as well, and has been saying that the AMRAAM missile has been sold to Taiwan — a claim Taiwan has denied. Sources said the Imran Khan government is trying to keep Pakistani people deluded and in a heightened sense of fear, so that people do not ask questions of the government.
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Sources also pointed out that Islamabad's record on sheltering terrorists is well-known, as was seen in case of Mullah Omar and Osama bin Laden.


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THIS was the moment a hero mountain rescue team saved an injured hill walker on Glen Nevis on Christmas Day.
The Lochaber mountain rescue team shared a clip of the rescue on Facebook to show the great work the group does - even on holidays.
The video shows a stretcher party carrying the injured walker, who had fallen off the wire bridge at Steall and broken his ankle - through Steall Gorge in the dark.
It was reported that the walker was taken to the Belford Hospital.
The team said: "Yo-ho-ho Santa gave us our normal Christmas turkey spoiler yesterday evening as we had to bring an injured hill walker down from head of Glen Nevis.
"After crossing the wire bridge at Steall, the casualty had fallen off and broke his ankle - luckily on north side, which saved the stretcher party from a refreshing paddle by not having to wade the river. Crac was good and casualty was safely transferred to the Belford Hospital."
Punters praised the work of the time, and the short video has already been viewed more than 300 times online.
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While another added: "Great effort guys."
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The English Football League Cup (EFL) returns as Leicester play host to Chelsea. Nottingham welcome Arsenal, Liverpool play away at Derby County, while Everton host Norwich City.
On wednesday Manchester United would look to arrest their loosing streak as they play against Northampton Town. In all Premier League fixtures, Southampton take on Crystal Palace, Swansea will try to stop Pep Guardiola's Manchester City while Stoke City play host to Hull City.
Other fixtures that include EPL sides are QPR vs Sunderland, Westham vs Accrington Stanley and Tottenham vs Gillingham.
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Lidl now offering a range of budget friendly vegan yoghurts
Lidl now has a permanent range of vegan yoghurts that look delicious
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Lidl's latest offering to the market look like a perfect vegan dessert, and a great way to have a 'yoghurt' without any milk.
Their coconut pots are made with (you've guessed it) coconut milk, and come in a variety of flavours.
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Dr. Thomas Handel graduated with honors from The Ohio State University College of Optometry in 1987 at the age of 23. He was one of the youngest to graduate from the college.
After graduation he returned to Northeast Ohio. Dr. Handel purchased Arlington Eye Care in 1991. The growth of Arlington Eye Care led Dr. Handel to open The Handel Vision Clinic in Fairlawn.
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