Role of Phytochemicals in Cancer Chemoprevention: Insights by Blassan P. George, Rahul Chandran, Heidi Abrahamse

“…Cancer is often preventable in developed countries with advanced treatment modalities, whereas it is a painful death sentence in developing and low-income countries due to the lack of modern therapies and awareness. …”
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Totem and taboo in the penitentiary subculture by S. B. Ponomarev

“…The attention of readers is focused on the harshness towards those who violated prison taboos, which can manifest itself in physical punishment, transfer to the lower prison castes, in some cases — the death sentence. The practical significance of the work is the understanding the phenomenon of prison taboos and totems, that can affect the development of measures aimed at combating the manifestations of the penitentiary subculture in places of detention.…”
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A study on framing strategies in trans-editing prison and inmate news by Liang, Xiaowen

“…In examining the international news coverage on the passing of a death sentence over remote hearing in Singapore in Case Study 2, framing by substitution was predominant in trans-editing as foreign news agencies had substituted paragraphs detailing offence information with comments from activist groups criticising the cruelty of passing death penalty over remote hearing, changing the focus of the source articles. …”
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In the shadow of death: the normalization of life without parole and death penalty abolitionism in California by Vannier, M

“…Moreover, some inmates on death row find the prospect of awaiting death in prison so bleak that they have opposed reformative efforts that would commute their death sentence to LWOP. Emerging scholarship suggests the punishment has been ‘normalized’, in part because of how some death penalty abolitionists have framed and instrumentalized LWOP. …”

Structural violence and the uncertainty of viral undetectability for African, Caribbean and Black people living with HIV in Canada: an institutional ethnography by Apondi J. Odhiambo, Patricia O’Campo, La Ron E. Nelson, Lisa Forman, Daniel Grace

“…Abstract Biomedical advances in healthcare and antiretroviral treatment or therapy (ART) have transformed HIV/AIDS from a death sentence to a manageable chronic disease. Studies demonstrate that people living with HIV who adhere to antiretroviral therapy can achieve viral suppression or undetectability, which is fundamental for optimizing health outcomes, decreasing HIV-related mortality and morbidity, and preventing HIV transmission. …”
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Mykola Diukov, a zoologist and collector, researcher of the fauna of Slobozhanshchyna and Dagestan by Igor Zagorodniuk

“…Diukov was oppressed because of his (probably noble) past and, after five years of imprisonment in concentration camps, received a death sentence against the background of widespread repressions in 1937.…”
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Cancer-Related Stigma in Malawi: Narratives of Cancer Survivors by Melissa H. Watt, Gita Suneja, Chifundo Zimba, Katherine D. Westmoreland, Agatha Bula, Lux Cutler, Abhilasha Khatri, Matthew S. Painschab, Stephen Kimani

“…Data were coded for content related to stigma, and thematically analyzed to describe the drivers, manifestations, and impacts of stigma along the cancer journey.RESULTSDrivers of cancer stigma included beliefs of cancer origin (cancer as infectious; cancer as a marker of HIV; cancer due to bewitchment), perceived changes in the individual with cancer (loss of social/economic role; physical changes), and expectations about the individual's future (cancer as death sentence). Cancer stigma manifested through gossip, isolation, and courtesy stigma toward family members. …”
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Knowledge on human papilloma virus and experience of getting positive results: a qualitative study among women in Kilimanjaro, Tanzania by Patricia Swai, Melina Mgongo, Beatrice J. Leyaro, Julius Mwaiselage, Bariki L. Mchome, Susanne K. Kjaer, Vibeke Rasch, Rachel Manongi, Sia E. Msuya

“…Reaction toward the positive HPV results had two extremes; some women had psychological effect (hopeless, death sentence, having cancer, being shocked, failure to disclose and psychosexual effects) while others women explained positive results is good as they are identified earlier, will be followed up and it has made them plan to continue with cervical cancer screening in future. …”
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Shrinking gracefully : looking for effective planning and design approaches for small town America by Fugate, Jeffrey N

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Healers that hurt: a scoping review of media reports of cases of rape in healthcare settings by Adaobi Margaret Okonji, Adeyinka G. Ishola, Love Bukola Ayamolowo, Omowumi M. Femi-Akinlosotu, Boladale Mapayi, Morenike Oluwatoyin Folayan

“…Out of the 69 perpetrators, 19 (30.6%) were imprisoned with sentences ranging from 12 months to an indefinite period and one (1.6%) received a death sentence. Conclusion The raping of patients by healthcare providers within healthcare settings calls for urgent and extensive measures. …”
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METODOLOGI IJTIHAD FIKIH KONTEMPORER (Studi Atas Pemikiran Ijtihad Yusuf al-Qaradawi) by , Maulidi, , Prof. Dr. Syamsul Anwar, M.A.

“…For example, women are pleased to run their carriers in public area such as in politics, a non-muslim are permitted to be a public leader, muslims are able to come to non-mulimsâ�� party and to give greetings to them, a death sentence for a tyrant leader, it is permitted to divide inheritance for nonmuslim family, and so forth.…”

Progress Note 2024: Curing HIV; Not in My Lifetime or Just Around the Corner? by Justin Harper, Michael Betts, Mathias Lichterfeld, Michaela Müller-Trutwin, David Margolis, Katharine Bar, Jonathan Li, Joseph McCune, Sharon Lewin, Deanna Kulpa, Dázon Diallo, Michael M. Lederman, Mirko Paiardini

“… Once a death sentence, HIV is now considered a manageable chronic disease due to the development of antiretroviral therapy (ART) regimens with minimal toxicity and a high barrier for genetic resistance. …”
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Erratum to: Progress Note 2024: Curing HIV; Not in My Lifetime or Just Around the Corner? by Justiin Harper, Michael Betts, Mathias Lichterfeld, Michaela Müller-Trutwin, David Margolis, Katharine Bar, Jonathan Li, Joseph McCune, Sharon Lewin, Deanna Kulpa, Santiago Ávila-Ríos, Dázon Diallo, Michael Lederman, Mirko Paiardini

“…In this version, his comments are included in the “Comments by Leaders” section, and his name has been included in the list of authors.  --- Once a death sentence, HIV is now considered a manageable chronic disease due to the development of antiretroviral therapy (ART) regimens with minimal toxicity and a high barrier for genetic resistance. …”
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EXPLORING THE EFFICACY OF AZACITIDINE AND VENETOCLAX COMBINATION IN TREATING ACUTE MYELOID LEUKEMIA IN CASES OF RELAPSE FOLLOWING AZACITIDINE TREATMENT AND HIGH-DOSE VITAMINS THERA... by VM Sthel, VLP Figueiredo

“…In this pathology where the diagnosis is practically a death sentence for individuals in this age group or with comorbidities, the results are promising.…”
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Le rôle des monastères dans le droit pénal et religieux : la pratique de la pénitence dans la Russie du xviiie siècle by Elena Marasinova

“…The conclusions of this study are based on the imperial confirmations of death sentences, pronounced by the Senate, on the archives of local chancelleries, as well as on the reports of monastery superiors. …”
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The Staging of the Hidden: Interrogating an Ambivalent Response to a Crime Against Humanity by Andrea Durbach

“…On appeal, a majority of the murder convictions were overturned and all the death sentences commuted. Drawing on these two cases, this essay explores contrasting responses to engaging with perpetrators of political violence through the lens of implication. …”
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Историјске чињенице Христовог распећа у време римског намесника Понтија Пилата by Boris Fajfrić

“…Having no legal rights to perform death sentences, the Judeans sent Jesus to the Roman governor who had authority to order Jesus’ death. …”
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Genocide(s) in World War II – Towards the Genocide Convention (origins, definition, processing) by Meldijana Arnaut Haseljić

“…In the trial of the most notorious Nazis, known as the Nuremberg Trials, the harshest death sentences were handed down, as well as life and long-term imprisonment. …”
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Encoding Crime and Punishment in TEI: The Digital Processing of Early Modern Broadsheets from Vienna by Claudia Resch, Daniel Schopper, Tanja Wissik, Daniela Fasching

“…The broadsheets, entitled “Death Sentences,” belong to a little-explored genre of print media distributed to advertise public executions and have not been subject to closer scholarly examination before now. …”
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Death Penalty and Psychiatric Evaluation in Japan by Hiroko Kashiwagi, Naotsugu Hirabayashi

“…Japan recently ordered a string of death sentences for offenders with mental illness. Based on the verdicts, we describe cases where one or more psychiatrists conducted psychiatric evaluations for several months and testified in lay judge courts. …”
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