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What the armed forces can teach business
WHEN CAPTAIN Gareth Tennant was patrolling with the Royal Marines in the Gulf of Aden in 2010, his team intercepted some Somali pirates on two skiffs. The pirates’ weapons were confiscated and the marines waited for clearance to release their prisoners. The plan was to tow the ne’er-do-wells back to Somali waters. But the pirates misread the troops’ intentions, and thought they were about to be abandoned at sea; a few jumped into the water while the rest attacked Mr Tennant’s team. For a brief period, there was chaos. Mr Tennant was unable to give any orders. But his team acted anyway. One boat rescued the Somalis who had jumped into the water; another came alongside to offer support in ending the fight. His team acted that way, Mr Tennant argues, because they were used to working with each other and they had war-gamed what might go wrong. In contrast, the pirates were suffering from fear, stress and fatigue, and acted on gut instinct. “If you haven’t gone through the decision-making process in advance, then gut instinct tends to kick in,” Mr Tennant says. Now Mr Tennant is back in civilian life, acting as
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Pakistan is at war with itself: PoK activist
GLASGLOW: Amid the anti-government movement in the country, a political activist from Mirpur in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoK) has slammed the Imran Khan government over the state of affairs in the country, saying it is "at war with itself."Activist Amjad Ayub Mirza wrote on his Facebook page on Saturday that "3 days ago, IG Sindh was abducted. Last night Ali Imran was abducted. Today, MNA Mohsin Dawar has been abducted. The Pakistani state is at war with itself."Mirza's statement comes after Pashtun Tahaffuz Movement (PTM) leader Mohsin Dawar was barred from leaving the airport as soon as he arrived in Quetta on Saturday in a bid to prevent him from participating in the third rally of the opposition's Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) in Quetta on Sunday.In a Twitter post, Mohsin said that he will not be intimidated and will not keep mum.Apart from Mohsin Dawar detention, the PoK activist Amjad Mirza also called out the abduction of journalist Ali Imran Syed, who is credited with obtaining footage arrest of Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz) the leader Captain (retd) Safdar Awan on October 19.Safdar Awan, who is the husband of PML-N leader Maryam Nawaz, was arrested from his hotel room after a
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Remdesivir does not help hospitalised Covid-19 patients: WHO
The WHO said that the Solidarity Therapeutics Trial produced "conclusive evidence" on the effectiveness of repurposed drugs for Covid-19 in record time -- just six months. Interim results from the world's largest randomised control trial on Covid-19 therapeutics have been uploaded as preprint at medRxiv, the WHO said, adding that the results are under review for publication in a medical journal.
PolarityTE Reports Positive Data From Interim Analysis Of SkinTE Diabetic Foot...
(RTTNews) - PolarityTE Inc. (PTE) announced positive results from a protocol-specified interim analysis of the first 50 patients enrolled in a multi-center randomized controlled trial evaluating treatment of Diabetic Foot Ulcers with SkinTE plus standard of care or SOC vs SOC alone.
The company stated that 50 patients were evaluated across 13 sites with 25 patients receiving SkinTE plus SOC and 25 patients receiving only SOC.
The company stated that demographics were well balanced between treatment groups with no statistically significant differences.
The company noted that all SkinTE patients received only one application of the product, except two patients who received a reapplication due to inadvertent removal of the original product.
PolarityTE said that 72% of patients treated with SkinTE plus SOC achieved wound closure by 12 weeks vs 32% of patients treated with SOC alone.
According to the company, preliminary analysis showed that SkinTE treatment did not result in more Adverse Events (AEs) than SOC.
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