Mark Goodman is a Non-Resident Fellow at the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies. With a background as a former senior scientist at the US State Department, he brings expertise in nuclear policy, particularly in nuclear energy, nonproliferation, and disarmament. His work has been featured in various publications, including the Daily Herald, The Vancouver Sun, and the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, among others.
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By: Mark Goodman, Eros Hoagland
Kathryn Bigelow’s new film, A House of Dynamite, presents a compelling, Rashomon-style dissection of a moment of crisis from three different perspectives. Other nuclear wonks have praised the film for exposing the dangers of nuclear weapons. While the film is a work of cinematic art in its own right, Bigelow’s main objective is to make the audience reflect on those dangers and discuss how to deal with them.
By: Mark Goodman
Goodman Commercial Real Estate specializes in commercial real estate brokerage and property management throughout the greater Denver area.
By: Mark Goodman
Goodman Commercial Real Estate specializes in commercial real estate brokerage and property management throughout the greater Denver area.
By: Mark Goodman
is pleased to announce the successful sale of 5151 E. 56th Avenue, a 16,260-square-foot industrial shop/office property located in Commerce City. The building sits on a 38,768-square-foot site and was originally constructed in 1966, offering a versatile mix of manufacturing, warehouse, and office space.
By: Ian Brackett, Megan Johal, Mark Goodman
Every time the provincial government tries to speed up housing development (as it is threatening to do again with a private members bill from NDP
By: Jay Spiegel, Noa G. Holtzman, Jose F. Camargo, Michele I. Morris, Michele Morris, Noa Holtzman, Krishna V. Komanduri, Mohammed Raja, Anthony D. Anderson, Antonio Jimenez, Octavio Martinez, Trent Wang, Lazaros J. Lekakis, Trent P. Wang, Amer Beitinjaneh, Damian Green, Krishna Komanduri, Lazaros Lekakis, Denise Pereira, Mark Goodman, Anthony Anderson, Octavio V. Martinez, Joseph I. Berger
Purpose and methodsRefractory and/or resistant herpes simplex virus (R/R HSV) mucocutaneous infections are an emerging challenge in immunocompromised hosts. A single-center retrospective study of R/R HSV mucocutaneous infections in allogeneic hematopoietic cell transplantation (HCT) was conducted on cases identified between 2023 and 2025. Cases were categorized using the 2025 consensus definitions. We collected data on the clinical presentation, risk factors, and outcomes and investigated the genetic mechanisms of resistance.ResultsFive cases of R/R HSV following HCT were identified. Four patients had documented UL23 gene resistance mutations. The median time from HCT to R/R HSV was 642 days. All the patients were recipients of unrelated or mismatched donors. Three (60%) had relapsed hematological disease. The CD4 lymphopenia (<200 cells/µL) and hypogammaglobulinemia (IgG <600 mg/dL) were present in three patients (60%) and four patients (80%), respectively. The median cumulative exposure to (val)acyclovir prior to R/R HSV was 30 months (range: 18 to 51 months). Foscarnet was used in all patients as initial therapy. Viremia was present in four (80%) cases, with clearance of viremia in response to antiviral therapy in only two. Acute renal failure and electrolyte disturbances related to antiviral therapy occurred in two patients (40%) and four patients (80%), respectively. Despite protracted courses of antivirals (lasting up to nine weeks), no patient achieved complete healing. Three-month mortality was 80% (n=4), although none of the deaths were directly attributed to the HSV infection.ConclusionRefractory and/or resistant herpes simplex virus is a rare but serious complication of HCT. Current antivirals for R/R HSV infections have suboptimal efficacy and safety profiles.
By: Megan Johal, Ian Brackett, Mark Goodman
Once the current pipeline empties, B.C. faces a return to untenable rental market conditions: tight supply and rising prices.
The Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) has been remarkably successful at preventing the spread of nuclear weapons and reducing the dangers of nuclear war. By contrast, recent NPT Review Conferences have often ended in disappointment or even discord. What explains this mixed record? Does it mean that the NPT itself is in danger? Can it be fixed? Dr. Goodman, a longtime U.S. government practitioner of NPT diplomacy, will describe his experience with the NPT review process, why it has fallen short, and how it could be designed better to fulfill its purposes of strengthening the nonproliferation regime and providing accountability for states' commitments to nonproliferation, disarmament, and peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
By: Mark Goodman
6535 York Street is the type of well-located, highly functional industrial asset that continues to draw strong interest in the Denver market.
By: Bernice Yeung, Mark Goodman, Oliver Meier, Henry Sokolski
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