Paul Schmidt is a VIP Contributing Writer at various media outlets. He focuses on themes related to science, natural sciences, medicine, and healthcare, while also covering topics like crime, traffic, and regional issues in Missouri and Arkansas. Paul has been featured in notable publications including Search Engine Journal, KNWA-TV, and Fox 24 News, among others.
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By: Bil Tatum, Tony Nguyen, John Paul Schmidt
The Missouri State Highway Patrol is responding to a plane crash in Osage Beach.
By: Paul Schmidt, Vedran Dzihic
The Ukraine war has put both EU enlargement, and fundamental reform, back on the table – but the window of opportunity won’t stay open for long.
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By: Caroline Massey, Maggie E Nosker, Joseph Gale, Shayna Scott, Carson J Walker, Aubrey J Cluff, Susan Wilcox, Amanda Morrison, Sarah J. Gottfredson Morgan, Jack Beltz, Paul Schmidt, John Chaston, Caroline Massey, Maggie E Noske
Abstract The fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster is a model for understanding how hosts and their microbial partners interact as the host adapts to wild environments.
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By: Skyler Berardi, Jessica A Rhodes, Mary Catherine Berner, Sharon, Greenblum, Mark C Bitter, Emily L Behrman, Nicolas J Betancourt, Alan O Bergland, Dmitri A Petrov, Subhash Rajpurohit, Paul Schmidt
Abstract Populations are capable of responding to environmental change over ecological timescales via adaptive tracking.
By: Mark C Bitter, Sharon Greenblum, Subhash Rajpurohit, Alan O Bergland, James A. Hemker, Nicolas Jorge Betancourt, Susanne Tilk, Skyler Berardi, Hayes Oken, Paul Schmidt
Abstract Life-history trade-offs are an inherent feature of organismal biology that evolutionary theory posits play a key role in patterns of divergence within and between species.
By: Drayton J. Rorah, Mashood Badshah, Salah Daghlas, Mehrdad Maz, Paul Schmidt
Primary Raynaud’s phenomenon (RP) is a common and self-limiting condition, which is not secondary to any other disease process. In contrast, secondary RP has an underlying etiology. Several conditions can lead to secondary RP, which creates a challenging landscape for clinicians. Differentiation between primary and secondary RP is vital as failure to do so can lead to delays in treatment and poor patient outcomes. We present a case of a 77-year-old male who experienced digit discoloration when exposed to cold temperatures. He had been initially diagnosed with primary RP, but his symptoms had increased in frequency and progressed to digit necrosis requiring amputation. He was admitted to our tertiary care center for further workup. Subsequently, a diagnosis of type I cryoglobulinemia secondary to lymphoplasmacytic lymphoma (LPL) was made instead of the initial diagnosis of primary RP as the cause of his digit necrosis. This report emphasizes the importance of differentiating between primary and secondary RP and highlights the need for comprehensive workup in patients with RP, especially those presenting with atypical features.
By: Skyler Berardi, Jessica A Rhodes, Mary Catherine Berner, Sharon, Greenblum, Mark C Bitter, Emily L Behrman, Nicolas J Betancourt, Alan O Bergland, Dmitri A Petrov, Subhash Rajpurohit, Paul Schmidt
Abstract Populations are capable of responding to environmental change over ecological timescales via adaptive tracking.
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