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Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO reviewed the Department of Justice's (DOJ) computer security program, focusing on compliance with the Computer Security Act of 1987 and other applicable laws and regulations.
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Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: Documentation provided by the Department of Justice indicates that contingency plans have been prepared and tested for all litigating organizations. Risk analyses have been completed for all litigating organizations, and problems identified have been addressed. In May 1991, Justice made computer security training mandatory, included this training in its formal employee orientation process, and considered the benefits of providing additional formalized computer security training.
Recommendation: The Attorney General should immediately correct the security weaknesses described in this report; specifically, ensure that all litigating organizations prepare and test contingency plans, perform thorough risk analyses, correct the problems identified, and establish mandatory computer security training programs.
Agency Affected: Department of Justice
Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: The backup and disaster recovery plan for the main data center was completed in September 1991. Data center security upgrades were completed in September 1991. A three-part contingency plan for the main data center was completed in August 1992 and contingency backup plans are updated continually to reflect ongoing changes in hardware and software configurations, environmental upgrades, building security improvements, and workload enhancements. A formal risk analysis of physical and computer system security at the center was conducted in October 1992. Justice is working with NIST to develop a risk analysis methodology for the telecommunications networks. Justice expects the formal assessment to be completed in August 1994.
Recommendation: The Attorney General should immediately initiate steps at the main data center to ensure that: (1) a contingency plan is completed, and identified physical and computer operations weaknesses are corrected; and (2) a full-scope risk assessment of overall physical, system, and telecommunications security is conducted, and any weaknesses found are corrected.
Agency Affected: Department of Justice
Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: JMD security staff conduct security compliance reviews, including computer security, agencywide. IRM Systems Policy staff review sensitive system security plans to certify on a case-by-case basis. A new IRM staff office for computer security has been created to develop guidance, assist components with computer security concerns, and monitor computer security training.
Recommendation: The Attorney General should improve the Justice Management Division's (JMD) leadership and oversight of departmental computer security programs by ensuring that security staff: (1) perform periodic audits and reviews of sensitive systems; (2) certify the adequacy of security safeguards; and (3) monitor the litigating organizations' compliance with computer security training requirements.
Agency Affected: Department of Justice
Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: In his 1991 Internal Control Report dated December 28, 1991, the Attorney General designated automatic data processing security as a material weakness under FMFIA and a high-risk area.
Recommendation: The Attorney General should report the computer security deficiencies as a material internal control weakness under the Federal Managers' Financial Integrity Act (FMFIA), and discuss the actions that will be taken to correct the weakness.
Agency Affected: Department of Justice
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Eva M. Reese, Excerpts from an Oral History
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"There is a need for immediate action," McCain said on the Senate floor. "The worst option is to do nothing."
McCain said that if the administration fails to act, ISIS would pose a direct threat to the United States.
Republicans have blamed Obama, saying he ended the Iraq War too early.
McCain said political reconciliation between Islamic groups in Iraq is key to peace, but said that can't be a "prerequisite for military action."
McCain called for U.S. airstrikes in the region, if for nothing else than boosting morale.
Earlier Wednesday, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) said this is an Iraq civil war that the United States should not get involved in.
But McCain said Reid was wrong because ISIS is also present in Syria and other Middle Eastern countries.
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Re: I use both the Windows 7 and the Windows 8 platforms. I just purchase the QuickTime Pro. Why doesn't the QuckTime icon appear so I can download? Thanks in response to Virtual_Reality
I don't understand what you mean by a "download icon" when the "video starts". Can you please describe your situation and problem in more detail?
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BackgroundA first person shooting game for the Dreamcast where your character, armed with a unique sword, is capable of "brainjacking" with the enemies you meet. Take over their bodies and use their innate skills and talents.
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- A potential safety hazard at the hood's frame as it closes
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Shut down pirate site AllOfMP3.com just to gain admission into the WTO. Wow, like Russia is cleaning up their messes, so to speak? Without the use of radioactive tablets?
The world is truly coming to an end.
Posted by LC Angell on November 30, 2006 at 4:50 PM (CST)
That item on Zune picking the wrong target really is a no brainer (in retrospect anyway) - from sheer volume point of view it makes perfect sense to come out with an iPod Nano killer rather than just a straight out iPod killer.
Posted by LC Angell on November 30, 2006 at 5:23 PM (CST)
Zune isnt really a killer. Its the first test. It should be comapred closeley to the launch of the 1G iPod. Only works on windows, one capacity, buggy, etc. They are hoping to take the lessons of the other companies and this first Zune to model a better attack. Yeah, it pales in comparison now, but give them time to work on this, they have a ton of R&D and they have been around along time.
IMO Microsoft has an uphill battle within their closed source idealogy. They also have way too many people to appease and too many hurdles to be manueverable. Apple just needs to watch how they are changing and things should continue to move in their advantage.
Posted by LC Angell on November 30, 2006 at 7:00 PM (CST)
Mike, you said:
"Zune isnt really a killer. Its the first test. It should be comapred closeley to the launch of the 1G iPod. Only works on windows, one capacity, buggy, etc"
That's not a fair comparison, is it? When the iPod was launched, Apple introduced iTunes 2.0 alongside it… I never used neither (my first iPod was a 3G and worked with iTunes 4), but there's no way in the world a 2.0 software product from Apple is worse than the apparently craptastic Zune software… And was the 1G iPod "buggy"?... Again, I never used one, but it sure seems to have a much better interface than EVEN the 1G Zune, IMHO.
Maybe if you were talking about the first Windows-compatible 2G iPod, which used Musicmatch Jukebox to sync with the PC… And while the exclusive use of FireWire was regarded as a "bad thing", as so few PCs had it then, I'm still missing the FW 400 connection on my 5G.
And do you expect Microsoft to develop a Mac version of its software?
'Nuff said…
Posted by LC Angell on November 30, 2006 at 8:46 PM (CST)
No Allofmp3 now i will be high and dry as We HAVE NO Freakin iTunes In New Zealand,i'm pullin my hair out at least i still have emusic.
Posted by LC Angell on November 30, 2006 at 9:25 PM (CST)
The Zune is definitely another attempt at an "iPod killer". MS had 5 years to learn from the lessons of other companies and from their first two attempts at killing the iPod. If they still can't get it right…there's no hope for them.
Posted by LC Angell on November 30, 2006 at 11:03 PM (CST)
My first gen ipod is still working (on its original battery!)...it certainly was not "buggy".
But if anyone COULD have released a buggy first product, it would have been Apple when the ipod was first released….a new open market niche, released to a small mac-only audience would have the perfect environment to release a small buggy something and then improve it.
INSTEAD, Apple released a really good product, and then improved that, to where we are today.
Given that history, it does not really help Microsoft to release a branded product that does not do well. The poor history of "Plays for Sure", and the seeming poor reception to the Zune will keep people from exploring Zune 2.0 because the market is already defined, and Microsoft's poor performance in it will lead to consumer avoidance. Microsoft needed a homerun with the Zune…instead Apple will slowly and competently add worthwhile features (like some sort of wi-fi), and position itself as "faithful, reliable, competent, and cool" against MS "geek experiment-ware wannabees"
MS is entering a market as an also-ran, and that doesn't hold much potential as a position.
Posted by LC Angell on December 1, 2006 at 12:16 AM (CST)
The best thing about the nano is it's size, and judging by the brick that is Microsoft's Zune, it's not something they'd be able to pull off!
Posted by LC Angell on December 1, 2006 at 6:25 AM (CST)
If allofmp3.com is shutdown, does that mean all the other russian cheap music sites will be too, or just the one?
Posted by LC Angell on December 1, 2006 at 11:34 AM (CST)
Okay, small thing about the Zune.
We are 5 generations away from the first iPod. The features that are standard with an iPod should have been standard with the Zune. Period. I am sick of people defending it saying 'well, apple's first iPod wasn't that great'. Apple's first iPod was limited by the technology available at the time, a limit the Zune doesn't have! Microsoft dropped the ball on this and created a substandard MP3 player that just isn't as good as an iPod, and there is no excuse.
Posted by LC Angell on December 1, 2006 at 11:53 PM (CST)
Amen Zankabo.
The problem is for the last 6 months microsoft and others have touted the Zune as an Ipod killer. Now that is out and is not selling they back track and say "oh we are just getting into the market" What a joke.
Posted by LC Angell on December 2, 2006 at 11:30 AM (CST)
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We are excited to have award-winning wildlife sound recorder Chris Watson leading a free workshop on Normans Bay, Pevensey, the site where our amazing Finback Whale washed ashore in 1865, collecting the sounds of the sea for the Ocean Song soundscape. This is a wonderful opportunity to learn about sound recording and to hear the incredible sounds of the natural world. Numbers are limited and booking is essential. To book a place, email umzc zoo cam ac uk
In the afternoon, Chris will be joined by choir leader Rowena Whitehead at St. Nicolas' Church, Church Lane, Pevensey,BN24 5LD and together they will take you on a sound journey from seashore to open ocean and creating the song and sounds of the sea. This is a chance to add your voice to the sound installation being created to accompany the Finback Whale in his new home. Online Booking for Ocean Song at St Nicolas' Church, Pevensey
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Firstly, Thursday's post nearly didn't make it due to the confusion resulting from my having switched to broadband yesterday. I accidentally turned off the power to it before going to bed, then realized I hadn't yet sent my blog entry for that day (here in
Australia I'm 18 hours ahead of Powell's). Furthermore I discovered to my horror that I'd forgotten to ask the man how to switch it back on. The text was dictated in my very tired Scottish accent by phone to Gina at my publisher's office in New York, who did well in the circumstances. "No, it's Bee, capitel Bee, oh, hell, ess, eh, sh." I awoke and got back online quickly enough to have a proper name fixed that had come out slightly incorrectly. Still, the good thing about spelling proper names wrong is that the subject will never find out when he googles himself. Authors and artists are such a vain lot. In fact I only just accidentally stumbled upon an online mention of my book from April, previously missed because 'Artist' was spelt with two As. No, it can never be claimed that blogging has done anything for the skill of spelling.
I couldn't supply an illustration down the phone, and had failed to do one anyway, so that was Coleridge from my new book, The Fate of the Artist, suffering from what would later be termed 'writer's block,' which you will recall was the subject of my post for Wednesday. And if you don't recall it, you can scroll down a ways. Or perhaps ye editor has made a hyperlink for you.
Secondly, if my neighbor who was mentioned in Monday's post happened to read it and is wondering where 'the thing on the wall' is located, look just above where you park the car, Cynthia. Apologies.
All right, now to the day at hand. Thank god it's Friday. I'd forgotten what it's like to have daily deadlines. Nowadays I'm not strictly obliged to get out of bed (though in fact my irrational fear that the human race, having screwed this planet, plans to get on a spaceship and head for another solar system, leaving me behind, usually causes me to get up at approximately the same time as everybody else).
Veteran readers of the world's fine literature (or anyone else of a normal disposition) would surely be surprised to learn that there is a kind of 'academia' in the state of comics, which you may recall is where I reside. This 'intelligentsia' of the strip cartoon is entirely bent upon the crucial task of defining once and for all what comics is (sic). They would force upon this loose term (in truth an adjective which has been colloquially made to do the work of a noun, then pluralized and the plural made to do the work of the singular) to wear the mitre of a scientific definition. There is, believe it or don't, a body of academic 'theory' built upon this shaky foundation which debates what is inside and what is outside of this rigid definition (the layman is directed to Scott McCloud's Understanding Comics for a session of this kind of mental jogging...it's a great book, too).
And while it would be logical to think that the word 'graphic novel' indicates something a little different from 'comic book,' the outsider would be amused to find that the terms are used in the comics trade fairly interchangeably. Why, only last week I read of an 'eight page graphic novel' that I myself drew several years ago (I won't confuse the present reader further by linking to it). With regard to 'theory' I always say somewhat facetiously that the theory is that you print 50,000 and sell every single copy, but the reality is usually different. And with regard to 'graphic novel' I am close to giving up caring what face our art presents to the world at large. Really what they're arguing about is the naming of things. A thing is what it is, in spite of what we all agree to call it for the duration of this season.
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A much more useful process would be to think in terms of 'locating' the object in this or that vicinity. Author and artist (both), Audrey Niffenegger, offered her list of "Ten illustrated books to read" recently at the site of a competitor to whom I shouldn't link for the sake of propriety since I'm a guest here. But I will offer a brief hint or summary of the essential idea of it. While I don't think she intended to make a statement of theoretical intent, I often recommend her list as a good idea to those who think about 'theory.' I like the way she has located the graphic novel in the continent of the illustrated book. For instance, she gives us Wilde's Salome as illustrated by Beardsley and right next to it is Spiegelman's Maus, the Pulitzer Prize-winning graphic novel. There's Moby Dick as illustrated by Rockwell Kent and there's Chris Ware's Jimmy Corrigan. There's Life? or Theatre?, an illustrated journal by Charlotte Salomon, who died at the age of 26 in Auschwitz. And, bless her for not being deterred by any thought of definition, she finishes with The Glove by Max Klinger: "This isn't exactly a book; it's a series of etchings."
There have been several books of late that have blurred the boundaries between one camp and another, such as Niffenegger's own The Three Incestuous Sisters, 'an illustrated novel,' and Umberto Eco's The Mysterious Flame of Queen Loana, which also describes itself as an 'illustrated novel,' and House of Leaves by Mark Danielewski, which is the other side of describable, so that one might enjoy the feeling that we find ourselves in a very interesting period of beneficial change in the wonderful world of pictorial literature. And that's the place where I live. Visit me sometime.
My daughter, who met Audrey recently at the Sydney Writer's Festival, says that none of the photos of this lovely lady do her justice. My sketch neither, she says.
Have a good weekend.
Eddie Campbell
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The FY 2016 budget will not be passed before the beginning of the fiscal year. The responsible solution would be to pass a short-term continuing resolution (CR) to maintain funding for current government programs at the same pace as this year until an agreement can be reached. Some hard-core conservative Republicans favor a shutdown to make a political point. We believe the odds favor a last-minute short-term spending bill to avert a shutdown.
With its announcement of an extended programme of purchasing unsterilised assets (quantitative easing, QE), ECB seems to have come up with a response on a par with the challenge. To gauge the effectiveness of these measures, we have developed a QE impact indicator. The indicator uses a range of monetary and financial variables describing the activation of the various monetary policy transmission mechanisms.
Financial market turbulence that originated in China has led to tighter financial market conditions (lower equities, stronger dollar), which could hamper progress towards the Fed's growth and inflation mandates.
Q2 real GDP growth rose at a 2.3% annual rate, following an upwardly revised 0.6% increase in Q1, while the PCE deflators showed a pickup in Q2 inflation rates. Stronger consumer spending and an improved net export position fuelled the Q2 GDP advance. Residential investment moved higher but fixed non-residential capex spending on equipment pulled back last quarter. We see GDP growth averaging around 2.8% in the second half.
As expected, there was no change in the fed funds target range (0 to 0.25%). The Fed's read on recent economic data was slightly more upbeat than in June, citing solid job gains, declining unemployment and diminished labor market slack. This suggests to us that the economy continues to move closer to meeting the FOMC's conditions to begin rate normalization.
No rate hikes are expected in July. Our base case remains a September lift-off. Fed officials are looking for more evidence that economic growth is sufficiently strong and labor market conditions continue to firm enough to return inflation to the Committee's longer-run 2% objective over the medium term before beginning the process of rate normalization.
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Were it not for Greece, the ECB would be enjoying a gradual, domestically-driven, QE-boosted Eurozone recovery while keeping a cautiously optimistic tone at its regular policy meeting on Thursday. Instead, the focus will remain firmly on the ECB's next move on ELA. A gradual, step-by-step increase in ELA looks likely, starting this week, conditional on the implementation of prior actions by the Greek government. Either way, capital controls are expected to be maintained.
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Neurite Outgrowth on Nanofiber Scaffolds with Different Orders, Structures, and Surface Properties
ABSTRACT Electrospun nanofibers can be readily assembled into various types of scaffolds for applications in neural tissue engineering. The objective of this study is to examine and understand the unique patterns of neurite outgrowth from primary dorsal root ganglia (DRG) cultured on scaffolds of electrospun nanofibers having different orders, structures, and surface properties. We found that the neurites extended radially outward from the DRG main body without specific directionality when cultured on a nonwoven mat of randomly oriented nanofibers. In contrast, the neurites preferentially extended along the long axis of fiber when cultured on a parallel array of aligned nanofibers. When seeded at the border between regions of aligned and random nanofibers, the same DRG simultaneously expressed aligned and random neurite fields in response to the underlying nanofibers. When cultured on a double-layered scaffold where the nanofibers in each layer were aligned along a different direction, the neurites were found to be dependent on the fiber density in both layers. This biaxial pattern clearly demonstrates that neurite outgrowth can be influenced by nanofibers in different layers of a scaffold, rather than the topmost layer only. Taken together, these results will provide valuable information pertaining to the design of nanofiber scaffolds for neuroregenerative applications, as well as the effects of topology on neurite outgrowth, growth cone guidance, and axonal regeneration.
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ABSTRACT: The growth of neuroblastoma (N2a) and Schwann cells has been explored on polymer derived carbon substrates of varying micro and nanoscale geometries: resorcinol–formal-dehyde (RF) gel derived carbon films and electrospun nanofibrous ($200 nm diameter) mat and SU-8 (a negative photoresist) derived carbon micro-patterns. MTT assay and com-plementary lactate dehydrogenase (LDH) assay established cytocompatibility of RF derived carbon films and fibers over a period of 6 days in culture. The role of length scale of surface patterns in eliciting lineage-specific adaptive response along, across and on the interspac-ing between adjacent micropatterns (i.e., ''on'', ''across'' and ''off'') has been assayed. Tex-tural features were found to affect 3 0 ,5 0 -cyclic AMP sodium salt-induced neurite outgrowth, over a wide range of length scales: from $200 nm (carbon fibers) to $60 lm (car-bon patterns). Despite their innate randomness, carbon nanofibers promoted preferential differentiation of N2a cells into neuronal lineage, similar to ordered micro-patterns. Our results, for the first time, conclusively demonstrate the potential of RF-gel and SU-8 derived carbon substrates as nerve tissue engineering platforms for guided proliferation and differ-entiation of neural cells in vitro.
- "Average neurite length of ESC cultured on aligned functionalized samples was significantly longer than that of ESC cultured on both the random functionalized and unfunctionalized samples (Fig. 3b). The results are similar to previous studies that have found fiber alignment and the incorporation of YIGSR improved neurite extension compared to control [5] [8] [29] [30] [44] [45]. Subtle differences in cell density are unlikely to impact these results since a similar amount of DNA was isolated from all sample groups at each time point studied (data not shown). "
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ABSTRACT: End-functional PLLA nanofibers were fabricated into mats of random or aligned fibers and functionalized post-spinning using metal-free "click chemistry" with the peptide Tyr-Ile-Gly-Ser-Arg (YIGSR). Fibers that were both aligned and functionalized with YIGSR were found to significantly increase the fraction of mouse embryonic stem cells (mESC) expressing neuron-specific class III beta-tubulin (TUJ1), the level of neurite extension and gene expression for neural markers compared to mESC cultured on random fiber mats and unfunctionalized matrices. Precise functionalization of degradable polymers with bioactive peptides created translationally-relevant materials that capitalize on the advantages of both synthetic and natural systems, while mitigating the classic limitations of each.Biomaterials 09/2013; 34(36). DOI:10.1016/j.biomaterials.2013.08.028 · 8.56 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Polycaprolactone (PCL) and its blended composites (chitosan, gelatin, and lecithin) are well-established biomaterials that can enrich cell growth and enable tissue engineering. However, their application in the recovery and proliferation of genetically modified cells has not been studied. In the study reported here, we fabricated PCL-biomaterial blended fiber membranes, characterized them using physicochemical techniques, and used them as templates for the growth of genetically modified HCT116-19 colon cancer cells. Our data show that the blended polymers are highly miscible and form homogenous electrospun fiber membranes of uniform texture. The aligned PCL nanofibers support robust cell growth, yielding a 2.5-fold higher proliferation rate than cells plated on standard plastic plate surfaces. PCL-lecithin fiber membranes yielded a 2.7-fold higher rate of proliferation, while PCL-chitosan supported a more modest growth rate (1.5-fold higher). Surprisingly, PCL-gelatin did not enhance cell proliferation when compared to the rate of cell growth on plastic surfaces.International Journal of Nanomedicine 02/2013; 8:855-64. DOI:10.2147/IJN.S40117 · 4.38 Impact Factor


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Day in court postponed for UT student at center of block party, choking firestorm
KNOXVILLE — The criminal case against a University of Tennessee student whose encounter with a Knox County Sheriff's Office deputy prompted an international media firestorm was postponed today.
Jarod Dotson, 21, of Powell, was arraigned in Knox County General Sessions Court on charges of public intoxication and resisting arrest, as were a handful of other UT students arrested during a large block party in Fort Sanders late last month.
Judge Andrew Jackson VI set a June 14 hearing for Dotson, who has hired attorney Tasha Blakney, and four other UT students Blakney's firm represent.
Photographs of Dotson's arrest — during which a now-fired KCSO deputy had his hands around Dotson's neck — appeared in publications and websites in London and the United States, including The Washington Post and USA Today. The photographs were taken by freelance photographer John Messner during the block party, which involved more than 800 students.
Sheriff Jimmy "J.J." Jones fired the deputy, Frank Phillips, after the photographs surfaced. Phillips employed a martial arts maneuver designed to bring violent suspects under control in which he pressed his fingers into pressure points on Dotson's neck to force Dotson to crouch down while two other deputies swapped out handcuffs.
Many of the initial media reports described the incident as a choking and reported Dotson lost consciousness. A review of the entire series of photographs taken by Messner showed Dotson did not pass out. Jones said use of the maneuver in Dotson's situation was excessive. Phillips is asking Jones to reconsider his termination.
The University of Tennessee Police Department called in reinforcements from the Knoxville Police Department and the Knox County Sheriff's Office after discovering hundreds of students in yards, on sidewalks and in the street during an end-of-school-year block party.
Ten students, including Dotson, were arrested on charges ranging from public intoxication to obstructing a sidewalk to disorderly conduct to resisting arrest. An 11th student was charged with similar offenses near the site of the block party. It was not clear in warrants if he had attended the party, however.
Three of those 11 students accepted plea deals today in which the charges against them will be dismissed upon payment of court costs and performing eight hours of community service.
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Physical activity, sedentary behavior, and endometrial cancer risk in the NIH-AARP Diet and Health Study
Article first published online: 9 OCT 2008
DOI: 10.1002/ijc.24059
Copyright © 2009 Wiley-Liss, Inc.
International Journal of Cancer
Volume 124, Issue 9, pages 2139–2147, 1 May 2009
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Gierach, G. L., Chang, S.-C., Brinton, L. A., Lacey, J. V., Hollenbeck, A. R., Schatzkin, A. and Leitzmann, M. F. (2009), Physical activity, sedentary behavior, and endometrial cancer risk in the NIH-AARP Diet and Health Study. Int. J. Cancer, 124: 2139–2147. doi: 10.1002/ijc.24059
Publication History
- Issue published online: 24 FEB 2009
- Article first published online: 9 OCT 2008
- Manuscript Accepted: 5 SEP 2008
- Manuscript Received: 20 MAY 2008
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Consistent with a strong hormonal etiology, endometrial cancer is thought to be influenced by both obesity and physical activity. Although obesity has been consistently related to risk, associations with physical activity have been inconclusive. We examined relationships of activity patterns with endometrial cancer incidence in the NIH-AARP Diet and Health Study cohort, which included 109,621 women, ages 50–71, without cancer history, who in 1995–1996 completed a mailed baseline questionnaire capturing daily routine and vigorous (defined as any period of ≥20 min of activity at work or home causing increases in breathing, heart rate, or sweating) physical activity. A second questionnaire, completed by 70,351 women, in 1996–1997 collected additional physical activity information. State cancer registry linkage identified 1,052 primary incident endometrial cancers from baseline through December 31, 2003. In multivariate proportional hazards models, vigorous activity was inversely associated with endometrial cancer in a dose-response manner (p for trend = 0.02) (relative risk (RR) for ≥5 times/week vs. never/rarely = 0.77, 95% confidence interval (CI): 0.63–0.95); this association was more pronounced among overweight and obese women (body mass index ≥25; RR = 0.61, 95% CI: 0.47–0.79) than among lean women (body mass index <25; RR = 0.76, 95% CI: 0.52–1.10; p for interaction = 0.12). Although we observed no associations with light/moderate, daily routine or occupational physical activities, risk did increase with number of hours of daily sitting (p for trend = 0.02). Associations with vigorous activities, which may interact with body mass index, suggest directions for future research to clarify underlying biologic mechanisms, including those relating to hormonal alterations. © 2008 Wiley-Liss, Inc.


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