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ASO defends shorter Paris-Roubaix Femmes broadcast amid Bas Tietema controversy
sports1 month ago

ASO defends shorter Paris-Roubaix Femmes broadcast amid Bas Tietema controversy

ASO race director Thierry Gouvenou defended trimming Paris-Roubaix Femmes coverage to about 90 minutes on the same day as the men, arguing a larger Sunday audience offsets fewer minutes and citing Nord region logistics; he said the women’s race was scheduled after the men to align with other classics and addressed funding challenges in women’s cycling, noting sponsorship withdrawals like Zwift. Gouvenou also referenced a 2022 incident where Bas Tietema’s social-media content disrupted road closures, calling him a moron, but insisted there is no personal rift and that sport comes first while acknowledging the ongoing budget realities for women’s racing.

Personalized Medicine: Revolutionizing Healthcare for All
health2 years ago

Personalized Medicine: Revolutionizing Healthcare for All

Bespoke therapies, such as antisense oligonucleotide (ASO) treatments, are offering hope for patients with ultra-rare diseases who have no other options. These personalized treatments, designed for a single patient or a small population, are made possible by advances in medicine like gene therapy and mRNA technology. While challenges remain in terms of finding the right match between disease and treatment, delivering the treatment effectively, and ensuring safety, these therapies have the potential to transform the lives of patients with rare diseases. Nonprofits like n-Lorem are working to develop drugs for people with ultra-rare genetic diseases, and organizations like the N=1 Collaborative are focused on standardizing data collection and sharing to improve outcomes. Although there are financial challenges, the potential to save lives and provide a future for patients with rare diseases is driving progress in this field.