Rebuttal from Ryan M. Sapp and James M. Hagberg

Sapp, Ryan M.; Hagbèrg, James M.

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“…In 2006, Tim Andreadis became the first gay student elected as student government president at Dartmouth College (Schweitzer, 2006). The next year, Ryan Fournier was elected as the first openly gay undergraduate student government president at The Ohio State University (Sapp, 2007). Fournier endured hateful name-calling and cruel messages on a university blog about the election (Sapp, 2007).…”

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“…The next year, Ryan Fournier was elected as the first openly gay undergraduate student government president at The Ohio State University (Sapp, 2007). Fournier endured hateful name-calling and cruel messages on a university blog about the election (Sapp, 2007). At the Catholic-affiliated Georgetown University, Nate Tisa was elected president of the Student Association in March 2013 (Haven, 2013).…”

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Openly gay undergraduate men in student government: Out, visible, and elected.

Goodman¹

2022

Journal of Diversity in Higher Education

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This hermeneutic phenomenological study explores the lived experiences of eight openly gay undergraduate men involved in elected student government. While all of the men in this study identified with coming out, there were differences in their experiences with being out. As themes illuminated visibility, internalized homophobia, expectations of working harder than their peers, and a sentiment that they "just so happen to be gay," this study affirms the idea that there is not one single story of what it means to be gay or elected (or gay and elected).

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Openly gay undergraduate men in student government: Out, visible, and elected.

Goodman¹

2022

Journal of Diversity in Higher Education

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“…Una vez establecida Sapp Philips las describe como "Placas cremosas blanquecinas, de epitelio descamativo sobre mucosa eritematosa. 3 La RT es un método de tratamiento que consiste en el empleo de radiaciones ionizantes, para destruir las células cancerosas o disminuir el tamaño de los tumores, este actúa agrediendo el material genético de las células en el área, imposibilitando su crecimiento y división. 4 La QT dentro de la Oncología está dirigida a impedir que las células neoplásicas se reproduzcan, para lo cual provocan una alteración en la síntesis proteica, ácidos nucleicos o en su misma división, pero también afecta a células no cancerosas, dentro de las cuales se presentan las células de defensa con los linfocitos T,C,D etc.…”

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PREVALENCIA DE MICOSIS ORAL POR Candida albicans, EN PACIENTES BAJO TRATAMIENTO EN EL HOSPITAL JOSÉ CARRASCO ARTEAGA (IESS)

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2018

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Resumen OBJETIVO: Determinar la prevalencia de micosis oral por Candida albicans en pacientes entre 25 -65 años de edad con cáncer que se encuentran bajo radioterapia (RT) y/o quimioterapia (QT), en el hospital José Carrasco Arteaga en el año 2015. MATERIALES Y MÉTODOS: El presente estudio es de tipo descriptivo de corte transversal. La muestra cuenta con una cifra de 98 historias clínicas de pacientes atendidos en el Hospital José Carrasco Arteaga desde enero 2014 a junio 2015. RESULTADOS: Desde Enero 2014 a Junio 2015, 81 historias clínicas de pacientes que recibieron RT y/o QT, manifestando Candida albicans, determinando una prevalencia de 82.7 % de la muestra; el grupo de sexo masculino registró a 48 integrantes representando el 59.25 %, el grupo femenino reportó 33 integrantes reportando el 40.75 %; los pacientes integrantes al grupo "mayores a 60 años de edad" registraron 46 personas, ocupando el 47 % de la muestra. Un grupo de 66 personas recibieron RT manifestaron infección por Candida albicans. Pacientes sometidos a radiaciones comprendidas entre 51-70 Gy fueron 28 individous, representando el 41.5 % de la muestra estableciéndolo como el grupo con mayor relación. Un grupo 48 personas recibieron QT manifestaron infeción por Candida albicans; donde destaca el uso del carboplatino en 15 personas representando 31.3 % de la muestra, estableciendo una relación directa del fármaco con la enfermedad fúngica. La ubicación frecuente de Candida albicans en mucosa oral se registró en 57 casos, determinando una prevalencia de 44.9 % de la muestra. CONCLUSIONES: La Candida albicans esta preste en el 82.7 % de los pacientes bajo tratamiento contra el cáncer, afectando mayormente al sexo masculino. Presenta con más frecuencia en pacientes mayores a 60 años de edad, guarda mayor relación con tratamientos de radiación en dosis entre 51-70 Gy.Palabras clave: Prevalencia, frecuencia, micosis, Candida albicans, radioterapia, quimioterapia, cáncer. ; male group recorded 48 members representing 59.25%, the female group recorded 33 members, reporting their prevalence by 40.75%; patients to the group members "above 60 years old" recorded 46 people, occupying 47% of the sample. A group of 66 people received RT developed Candida albicans infection. Patients undergoing radiation between 51-70 Gy, 28 individuals were affected, representing 41.5% of the sample establishing as the group with the highest record. A group of 48 people received QT developed Candida albicans infection; in this group 15 cases were treated with carboplatin representing 31.3% of the sample, establishing a direct relationship of the drug with the Candida albicans infection. The frequent location of Candida albicans at the oral mucosa was recorded in 57 cases determining a prevalence of 44.9% of the sample. CONCLUSIONS: The CA was present on 82.7% patients treated with RT and CT. It manifests more on males than females. Occurs more frequently in patients over 60 years of age, related to radiation treatments at doses between 51-70 Gy.

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Rebuttal from Ryan M. Sapp and James M. Hagberg

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Openly gay undergraduate men in student government: Out, visible, and elected.

Openly gay undergraduate men in student government: Out, visible, and elected.

PREVALENCIA DE MICOSIS ORAL POR Candida albicans, EN PACIENTES BAJO TRATAMIENTO EN EL HOSPITAL JOSÉ CARRASCO ARTEAGA (IESS)

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