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Courageous: 10 Strategies for Thriving in a Hostile World

為了解決Lead a life的問題，作者Jeffress, Robert 這樣論述：

Dr. Robert Jeffress is senior pastor of the 14,000-member First Baptist Church in Dallas, Texas, and is a Fox News contributor. His daily radio program, Pathway to Victory, is heard on more than 900 stations nationwide, and his weekly television program is seen on thousands of cable systems and stat

ions in the United States and in 195 countries around the world. Known for his bold, biblical stands on cultural issues, Jeffress has been interviewed on more than 3,000 radio and TV programs, including Good Morning America, CBS This Morning, Fox & Friends, MSNBC, CNN, Real Time with Bill Maher, and

Hardball with Chris Matthews. He is the author of Not All Roads Lead to Heaven, A Place Called Heaven, and Choosing the Extraordinary Life. He lives in Dallas.

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潛藏危機：Musashi-1固有無序區域介導與神經退行性疾病相關蛋白之異常聚集

為了解決Lead a life的問題，作者杜岱芸 這樣論述：

蛋白質病變(proteopathy)是退行性疾病的常見原因，通過錯誤折疊的蛋白質異常聚集形成類澱粉沉積症(amyloidogenesis)，從而導致破壞組織內的穩態。尤其是，近期研究表明細胞內具有固有無序區域 (intrinsically disordered regions)的蛋白容易進行液-液相分離(liquid-liquid phase separation)，從而在細胞中組裝蛋白質凝聚層(coacervates)。在本研究中，我們假設具有固有無序區域的蛋白質受環境壓力影響，促進異常折疊甚至形成聚集體，這將進一步形成澱粉樣斑塊(amyloid plaques)並在組織內堆積，導致蛋白質

病變。我們主要探討不僅是RNA結合蛋白、也是幹性基因的Musashi-1，是否與具有豐富IDR的Musashi-1 C-末端區域相互作用以進行液-液相分離，最終形成澱粉樣原纖維(amyloid fibrils)。為了確認哪些序列更易於形成澱粉樣蛋白，因此對Musashi-1的C-末端進行了序列連續刪除來取得不同長度的片段。我們的研究結果表明Musashi-1 C-末端面對不同pH值和鹽濃度會影響液-液相分離狀態，包含改變蛋白質相分離的出現時間、形狀和大小，隨著時間的推移，Musashi-1 C-末端也可以形成澱粉樣蛋白原纖維。而當在氧化壓力下，它會在細胞內誘導組裝應激顆粒與不可逆的聚集體的形成

，另一方面，當細胞同時表達Musashi-1 C-末端和內源性TDP-43，Musashi-1 C-末端誘導TDP-43從細胞核錯誤定位到細胞質。此外，Musashi-1 C-末端促進磷酸化和泛素化TDP-43。總結來說，我們提出了關於Musashi-1與神經退行性疾病相關蛋白相互作用導致異常聚集的新見解，這些發現有助於提供解決退行性疾病的新思路。

Anxiety and Dysautonomia: Do I Have Pots or Autonomic Dysfunction?

為了解決Lead a life的問題，作者DePace, Nicholas L.,Colombo, Joseph 這樣論述：

What causes anxiety to be so prevalent in so many people? How is it best prevented and treated? What can patients and physicians do to better understand this common medical issue? Anxiety is a component of many physical and mental disorders, from depression to PTSD. Unfortunately, not many patien

ts find relief in the associated therapies and medications, and simply adding more of the same often causes other disorders. Additionally, many who suffer from anxiety may in fact have other, anxiety-like conditions, such as the frequently misdiagnosed postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS

), which can make any attempt at treatment futile. But now, with Anxiety and Dysautonomia: Do I Have POTS or Autonomic Dysfunction, Donald J. Parker and physicians Joseph Colombo and Nicholas L. DePace aim to show, with a simplified analysis and discussion focusing on this common patient complaint a

nd how best to treat it, that no longer does anxiety need to be merely managed with the forced lifestyle changes that are often required. Topics covered include: ​Parasympathetic and Sympathetic (P&S) dysfunctions that lead to anxiety-like conditions, plus clear concepts of anxiety and anxiety-l

ike symptoms, the six-pronged Mind-Body Wellness Program, and the P&S nervous systems.How many of these anxiety-like conditions are actually caused by a lack of proper blood flow to the brain, which may cause mild symptoms of depression, fatigue, malaise, brain fog, and cognitive and memory diff

iculties, sleep difficulties and more.The way these issues, when exacerbated, may trigger ＂adrenaline storms＂ that cycle the anxiety-like symptoms.Treatments that in many cases enable a return to a ＂normal＂ (as defined by the patient) quality of life, including natural therapies to relieve symptoms

and promote wellness. Presenting discussions with patients and doctors side-by-side to help physicians see how to present information to their patients and patients to learn what physicians need to know to tailor therapy to their individual needs, Anxiety and Dysautonomia is an essential resource fo

r anyone concerned with anxiety and anxiety-like disorders, from medical professionals to patients to family and friends.

運用醫病共享決策於血糖控制不佳之 第二型糖尿病人的成效探討

為了解決Lead a life的問題，作者毛佩玲 這樣論述：

研究背景：血糖控制不佳會增加大小血管併發症的發生及死亡風險，而糖尿病人自我健康照護行為是影響血糖好壞的關鍵因素，藉由醫病共享決策以病人為中心之照護方式，由醫護人員和病人共同參與治療決策達成共識，可激發病人成為健康參與者的能力，實現治療目標。研究目的：運用以自我效能理論為基礎之醫病共享決策實施模式，探討血糖控制不佳之第二型糖尿病人的自我效能、健康促進行為及疾病控制改變之成效。研究方法：本研究為類實驗之前驅研究，採兩組前後測之研究設計，研究對象為某區教學醫院門診有參與糖尿病共同照護方案且血糖控制不佳之第二型糖尿病人為樣本，進行隨機分派至實驗組或對照組，病人無法得知分配組別，共收案60人，每組各3

0人。研究期間為2021年4月14日至2021年9月14日，實驗組接受醫病共享決策照護模式含選擇性會談、可能性會談及決定性會談，實驗組於介入後一週及一個月各進行電訪追蹤行為遵從度。對照組則接受常規衛教。研究工具為人口學資本資料、糖尿病健康識能中文評估量表、糖尿病控制自我效能及健康促進行為量表、醫病共享決策推廣計畫成效評估調查問卷、決策後悔量表。利用SPSS22.0套裝軟體進行統計分析，包括以描述性統計方法進行人口學特性分析，推論性統計以獨立樣本t檢定（Independent Sample t- test）及卡方檢定（Chi-Square Test）檢視兩組之人口學基本資料的差異，以配對t檢定（

paired t-test）及廣義估計方程式（generalized estimating equations, GEE）分析兩組介入前後數值差異及兩組組內、組間差異。研究結果：針對血糖控制不佳之第二型糖尿病人，經由醫病共享決策衛教介入發現：實驗組相對於對照組之結果，在健康識能平均增加0.9±0.29分（p