Sesión de demostración sobre jamón curado con contenido de sal reducido. 25 de febrero 2010, Monells, Girona, España

El proyecto integrado Traditional United Europe Food (TRUEFOOD) tiene como objetivo mejorar la calidad y la seguridad de productos tradicionales así como introducir innovaciones en los sistemas de producción alimentarios tradicionales europeos a través de la investigación, demostraciones y actividades de difusión y formación. La sesión de demostración propuesta ofrece a los profesionales del sector la oportunidad de conocer y discutir sobre los más recientes avances en tecnología alimentaria. Se mostrarán nuevas tecnologías para la selección de jamones frescos así como para diseñar y optimizar nuevos procesos para conseguir un producto final con un contenido de sal reducido y sin defectos sensoriales. The Integrated Traditional United Europe Food Project (TRUEFOOD) aims to improve quality and safety and introduce innovation into Traditional European Food production systems through research, demonstration, dissemination and training activities. The proposed demonstration session offers professionals the opportunity to learn about and discuss the last research results in food technology. The use of new technologies for the selection of raw hams and the design and optimization of new processes to facilitate the achievement of products with a reduced salt content and without sensory defects will be demonstrated.

Adaptación e integración de sistemas multifuncionales en el medio físico. Herramientas para la Accesibilidad al Patrimonio (E2.25)

En aquesta subtasca es pretén crear eines d'accessibilitat estudiant els productes existents, la seva adaptabilitat i possibilitat de transformació per a crear un nou producte d'accessibilitat universal. Es tracta d'una investigació sobre l'adaptació integració en el mitjà físic i desenvolupament de determinats dispositius destinats a salvar les barreres en els punts d'enllaç entre les diferents escales del Patrimoni que permeti resoldre la cadena de l'accessibilitat al Patrimoni Cultural.

Descripción del programa de intervención con encarcelados por delitos contra la seguridad vial

Como consecuencia de los cambios introducidos en el Código Penal y el aumento de población penitenciaria por delitos contra la seguridad del tráfico, se ha elaborado e implementado el programa CONTE (conducción temeraria) en el Centro penitenciario de Hombres de Barcelona. Desde su implementación en abril de 2008, 93 internos han participado en el programa en 11 ediciones. El programa tiene una duración de un mes, con 16 sesiones, cuatro semanales de una hora y media cada una. Se describe el contenido y objetivo de las sesiones. Los internos que han participado han manifestado su satisfacción con el programa. En un futuro convendría establecer indicadores de evaluación para medir la eficacia de este tipo de programas.

Neotropical monogenoidea. 25. Anacanthorus penilabiatus n. sp. (Dactylogyridae, Anacanthorinae) from Piaractus mesopotamicus (Osteichthyes, Serrasalmidae), cultivated in the State of São Paulo, Brazil

Anacanthorus penilabiatus n. sp. is described from the serrasalmid fish, Piaractus mesopotamicus (Holmberg, 1887), cultivated in the Centro de Aqüicultura, Universidade Estadual Paulista. The new species is characterized by having a relatively straight copulatory organ with a long "lip" on the distal margin and a median longitudinal flap, and a copulatory ligament. The large size of the infrapopulations of this species of parasite indicates that it should be considered a potential agent causing losses in aquaculture of the fish host.

Synaptobrevin N-terminally bound to syntaxin-SNAP-25 defines the primed vesicle state in regulated exocytosis.

Rapid neurotransmitter release depends on the ability to arrest the SNAP receptor (SNARE)-dependent exocytosis pathway at an intermediate "cocked" state, from which fusion can be triggered by Ca(2+). It is not clear whether this state includes assembly of synaptobrevin (the vesicle membrane SNARE) to the syntaxin-SNAP-25 (target membrane SNAREs) acceptor complex or whether the reaction is arrested upstream of that step. In this study, by a combination of in vitro biophysical measurements and time-resolved exocytosis measurements in adrenal chromaffin cells, we find that mutations of the N-terminal interaction layers of the SNARE bundle inhibit assembly in vitro and vesicle priming in vivo without detectable changes in triggering speed or fusion pore properties. In contrast, mutations in the last C-terminal layer decrease triggering speed and fusion pore duration. Between the two domains, we identify a region exquisitely sensitive to mutation, possibly constituting a switch. Our data are consistent with a model in which the N terminus of the SNARE complex assembles during vesicle priming, followed by Ca(2+)-triggered C-terminal assembly and membrane fusion.

Tratamiento de los hemangiomas infantiles con propranolol: estudio prospectivo abierto con 25 pacientes. Evolución y manejo”

Estudi observacional prospectiu obert sobre l’eficàcia del propranolol oral en 25 nens amb hemangiomes infantils que associen algun tipus de morbiditat. S’analitzen també els efectes secundaris, l’evolució de les lesions i les variables que influeixen en les recaigudes al finalitzar la medicació. L’estudi conclou que el propranolol és un fàrmac efectiu i ben tolerat en el tractament dels hemangiomes infantils. La duració del tractament és la única variable que demostra influir de forma estadísticament significativa en l’aparició de recidives al suspendre la medicació.

Human Tissue Act 2004 (PDF 25 KB)

Draft Regulations for Consultation

Statutory Equality Agenda Information Base for DHSSPS and HPSS (PDF 25 KB)

This draft Action Plan: Briefly outlines eleven broad sets of actions to identify and address the information that is required to meet the statutory Equality duties of DHSS&PS and the HPSS; andSummarises the action points in tabular form, with a note of the roles and detailed tasks, target dates and key groups and individuals involved in undertaking the actions. åÊ

Reducing unintentional injuries on the roads among children and young people under 25

Public Health England today launches 2 new resources for local authorities on preventing accidents to children and young people in the home and on the road. The reports show whilst the number of children and young people killed or seriously injured continues to fall in England there are still significant numbers of deaths and emergency admissions from preventable causes. On average each year between 2008 to 2012, 525 children and young people under 25 died and there were more than 53,700 admissions to hospital. The reports highlight actions local partners can take to reduce accidents including improving safety for children travelling to and from school and using existing services like health visitors and children’s centres. The Reducing unintentional injuries in and around the home among children under 5 Years and the Reducing unintentional injuries on the roads among children and young people under 25 reports include an analysis of data between 2008 to 2012. Key findings from the reports include: home injuries (under 5 years of age): an average of 62 children died each year between 2008 and 2012 these injuries result in an estimated 40,000 emergency hospital admissions among children of this age each year 5 injury types should be prioritised for the under-fives: choking; suffocation and strangulation; falls; poisoning; burns and scalds; and drowning hospital admission rate for unintentional injuries among the under-fives is 45% higher for children from the most deprived areas compared with children from the least deprived Road traffic injuries (under 25 years of age) there were 2,316 deaths recorded by the police among road users under the age of 25 years, an average of 463 under 25s each year there were 68,657 admissions to hospital as a result of road traffic injuries, an average of 13,731 each year in total there were 322,613 casualties of all severities recorded by the police, an average of 64,523 each year the rate of fatal and serious injuries for 10to 14 year olds was significantly greater for children from the 20% most deprived areas (37 per 100,000) compared with those from the most affluent areas (10 per 100,000)