Just Wondering ... 3/8: David Moore with the Dallas Morning News Discusses What Went Wrong with the #DallasCowboys Season
Just Wondering ... 3/8: David Moore with the Dallas Morning News Discusses What Went Wrong with the #DallasCowboys Season
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Explore "david moore" with insightful episodes like "Just Wondering ... 3/8: David Moore with the Dallas Morning News Discusses What Went Wrong with the #DallasCowboys Season", "FROM THE PRESS BOX TO PRESS ROW w/ Donal Ware on ESPNU Radio on SiriusXM", "Go Farther Together - David Moore and Josh McGready", "11 – David Moore – Prison Ministry" and "GLOBAL HEALTH: Once-And-For-All TB Assay Brings Cheap, Sensitive, Specific, Seven-Day Diagnosis and Drug-Susceptibility Testing" from podcasts like ""Just Wondering... With Norm Hitzges", "BOXTOROW on SiriusXM", "Heirborne Youth Podcast", "Victory Over Sin" and "Audio Medica News - Medical News Interviews"" and more!
Episodes (5)
FROM THE PRESS BOX TO PRESS ROW w/ Donal Ware on ESPNU Radio on SiriusXM
Donal talks with NFL Draft prospect cornerback Mac McCain of North Carolina A&T. He also talks with new Norfolk State head football coach Dawson Odums and an interview with another NFL Draft prospect, offensive lineman David Moore of Grambling. click to download or listen to the podcast.
Go Farther Together - David Moore and Josh McGready
Heirborne Youth
11 – David Moore – Prison Ministry
Today Mark is talking to David Moore who began volunteering for a prison mentoring program rather reluctantly but found great enjoyment and growth in being part of the program. What does prison ministry involve? Should you be nervous about getting involved in the prisons? David talks about the impact that the ministry had on those he ministered to and his own spiritual life.
GLOBAL HEALTH: Once-And-For-All TB Assay Brings Cheap, Sensitive, Specific, Seven-Day Diagnosis and Drug-Susceptibility Testing
Audio Journal of Global Health Issues
Once-And-For-All TB Assay Brings Cheap, Sensitive, Specific, Seven-Day Diagnosis and Drug-Susceptibility Testing
REFERENCE: N Engl J Med 355: 1539-50
DAVID MOORE, Imperial College, London and Lima
A new test for TB, trialled in Peru, has proved more powerful and yet faster and cheaper than alternatives, making it especially suitable for use in resource-limited settings where tuberculosis is becoming more rampant, partly through the world-wide advance of HIV. David Moore and his colleagues have published results in the New England Journal of Medicine of a massive investigation conducted in Lima with nearly 4 000 samples of the sputum test called: Microscopic-Observation Drug-Susceptibility (MODS) Assay. Their findings promise not only to improve diagnosis and save lives in developing countries and other settings with limited health-care resources, but also out-perform costly gold-standard technology-intensive TB diagnosis methods currently used where cash is not a problem. The MODS test, David Moore told Peter Goodwin during a visit to Peru, gives sensitive and specific diagnosis in as little as seven days, and concurrently yields drug susceptibility data which helps combat multi-drug resistant TB.