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R. 667. ; Moreover, "simply because a nonexamining physician may disagree [ * 60] with the conclusions of a treating physician, that is not enough to support a finding that the treating physician's evidence is not credible." Whitney, 695 F.2d at 789. Therefore, because the Court finds that Dr. Dachman is credible, in that his opinion was based on years of treatment, clinical observations and other independent medical evidence substantiating Plaintiff's disease, his opinion, as discussed supra is entitled to controlling weight because he had "greater familiarity" with Plaintiff's conditions and circumstances. Grindle, 774 F. Supp. at 1508; Whitney, 695 F.2d at 789 the report of a treating physician should be favored over that of a consultant who merely reviews the medical file and does not examine the claimant, unless the treating physician is not credible ; . [ * 958] In view of the foregoing, the Court finds that Defendant's additional arguments do not constitute substantial evidence in the record that would warrant a finding that Plaintiff was not disabled. III. THE COURT'S FINDING Section 405 g ; confers judicial authority to affirm, modify or reverse the Commissioner's decision "with or without remanding [ * 61] the cause for a rehearing." 42 U.S.C. 405 g ; . A court need not remand a cause "when no useful purpose would be served by further administrative proceedings, or when the record has been fully developed and there is not sufficient evidence to support the ALJ's conclusion." Holden v. Shalala, 846 F. Supp. 662, 669- N.D.Ill.1994 ; citations -70 omitted. ; Because, herein, the step five outcome is clear, the Court finds that no useful purpose would be served by a remand which would lead to the same ultimate conclusion. Moreover: When the ALJ fails to point to clear and convincing reasons for rejecting the conclusion of the treating physician, or provide specific, legitimate reasons based on evidence for disregarding that conclusion, and when the administrative record is fully developed, benefits should be awarded. Grindle, quoting Boyes v. Sullivan, 901 F.2d 717, 722- 9th Cir. 1989 ; citations -23 omitted ; See also Willis v. Callahan, 979 F. Supp. 1299, 1306 D.Or.1997 ; reversed and remanded for an award of benefits where the ALJ improperly discredited the opinions of the plaintiff's two treating [ * 62] physicians that she was disabled from fibromyalgia and accepted the opinions of two nonexamining state reviewing physicians Opgenorth v. Shalala, 897 F. Supp. 1199, 1202--04 E.D.Wis. 1995 ; reversed and remanded for an award of benefits where the ALJ discredited the plaintiff's testimony as well as the opinions of her four treating physicians regarding chronic fatigue syndrome and fibromyalgia; and, instead, relied on the opinion of a nonexamining state reviewing physician in finding that the plaintiff was not disabled Glenn v. Apfel, 102 F. Supp. 2d 1252, 1260 D. Kan. 2000 ; reversed and remanded for an award of benefits where the ALJ discredited the opinions of the plaintiff's treating physicians and accepted the opinions of the state consultative examiners in finding that the plaintiff was not disabled from fibromyalgia ; . Because the record is fully developed, it is appropriate for the Court to reverse the ALJ's decision outright. The Court finds that substantial evidence does not support the ALJ's decision that Plaintiff could engage in substantial gainful activity. A review of the record supports the conclusion that Plaintiff was disabled. Accordingly, the [ * 63] Court finds that Plaintiff is disabled under the terms of the Act. CONCLUSION n22 Footnotes- - - -- n22 In view of the Court's ruling herein, it is deemed unnecessary to consider Plaintiff's and Defendant's other arguments raised herein. End Footnotes - - - - - - Accordingly, the Court grants Plaintiff's Motion for Summary Judgment or Remand and denies Defendant's Motion for Summary Judgment. The decision below is reversed and the cause is remanded to the Commissioner with instructions for an immediate award of benefits consistent with this Memorandum Opinion and Order. ENTER. How to take naprosyn follow all directions given to you by your doctor or pharmacist carefully. 24 addition, the Hmg domain is the only well conserved area in the protein Tucker & Lundrigan 1993, Whitfield et al. 1993 ; . Among sex-reversed humans, SRY mutations are found only in 25% of XY females with pure gonadal dysgenesis McElreavy et al. 1992 ; . SRY is present in 10% of XX males or true hermaphrodites, and in 90% of XX males without sexual ambiguities McElreavey et al. 1995 ; . It is possible for an XX individual with no Y chromosomal sequences that include SRY to have a completely normal male phenotype Vilain et al. 1994 ; , which indicates that SRY is not the only sex-determining gene for a review, see Vilain & McCabe 1998 ; . One possibility is that Sry directly activates a testis-determining cascade. First, it has a DNA-binding and bending domain and acts as a transcription factor Goodfellow & LovellBadge 1993 ; , second, mouse Sry acts as a transcriptional activator in vitro, although human SRY cannot Dubin & Ostrer 1994 ; , and third, Sry induces although not directly ; the expression of AMH, when transfected into a rat gonadal ridge-derived cell line Haqq et al. 1994 ; . Sox Sry-related Hmg box ; genes show a high sequence similarity to Sry in their conserved DNA-binding domains, or Hmg boxes. It is specifically Sox9 that is important for testis development in many species, being one of the downstream Sry candidates and therefore thought to be involved in determining the fate of the Sertoli cells. Unlike Sry, Sox9 is well conserved throughout vertebrate evolution Sudbeck et al. 1996, Veitia et al. 2001 ; . Sox9 is expressed at low levels in the genital ridges of male and female mice early in their development and is upregulated in males and shut down in females at the time of sex determination, i.e. at 11.5 dpc. Thereafter its expression is restricted to the Sertoli cells Kent et al. 1996, Morais da Silva et al. 1996 ; . Sox9 has also been shown to be sufficient to induce testis formation in transgenic female mice when expressed under the control of regulatory regions of Wt1. In addition, the male reproductive ducts developed normally in these transgenic females, indicating that some cells in mutant ovary adopted Seroli cell-like and Leydig cell-like functions Vidal et al. 2001 ; . Point mutations in human SOX9 are associated with campomelic dysplasia CD ; , a disorder involving skeletal malformation and cartilage formation defects Foster et al. 1994, Wagner et al. 1994 ; . In addition, most 46XY patients are females with partial or complete CD and gonadal dysgenesis, GD Houston et al. 1983, Vidal et al. 2001 ; . A mutation in only one allele of SOX9 generally leads to male to female sex reversal Foster et al. 1994, Wagner et al. 1994 ; , but as these mutations can be located in different regions of the protein, several domains are implicated as being active in sexual development Kwok et al. 1996, Meyer et al. 1997 ; . One case of female to male sex reversal has also been reported with duplication of a genomic region containing Sox9 Huang et al. 1999 ; . It has been hypothesized that a specific "Z-gene" exists which acts as a repressor of male development and or activates female development, and that Sry may inhibit Z, which is in turn an inhibitor of the male pathway McElreavey et al. 1993a, McElreavey et al. 1993b, Jimenez et al. 1996 ; . Inactivation of Z in females could lead to male pathway activation even in the absence of Sry, while over-expression of Z in males could block male development in the presence of Sry. One candidate proposed for this Z-gene is Dax-1 see section 2.1.5. ; , in the light of data indicating that it is cloned from the Xp21region in humans, the same region that is responsible for a syndrome called dosage-sensitive sex reversal DSS ; , since duplication of this region leads to male to female sex reversal. A comparable sex reversal was seen in transgenic mice when Dax-1 was expressed in combination with weak or late-acting alleles of and maxalt. 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We want to know if potent antiretroviral therapy which renders virus to undetectable levels in peripheral blood can achieve similar effects in these other compartments. There is concern that virus can find sanctuary in such places, and be hard to adequately reach with therapy. Following are a review of selected information abstracts ; reported at this conference. Commentary: The characterizations of results of the semen studies from Drs. Ho and Markowitz as well as lymph node studies from them, Dr. Wong and Drs. Nottermans, Danner and Haase appear straight forward enough; but, the results of the CSF research discussed below appears difficult to interpret with much certainty. This may be a reflection of the difficulty in correlating disease progression in CNS with blood; and, that disease progression in CNS is not well characterized or understood, and appears to be more complicated. Semen D. Ho and M. Markowitz, of the Aaron Diamond AIDS Research Center in NYC, discussed their findings of HIV RNA activity in semen. They studied 5 patients who were participants in their small pilot study of individuals with acute infection receiving triple therapy for 7 to 16 months. Nearly all study participants have had their blood viral load rendered below 100 copies ml. Extensive data from this study available on NATAP web site ; . They were unable to detect replicating virus in the cellular compartment inside the cell ; in the subject's semen. The results are preliminary and studies are ongoing. Proviral DNA was detectable in all of the participants; however, cultures of blood and semen suggested that not all the DNA was infectious, but were non-infectious. DNA was decaying, but at a slower rate; so, continuing follow-up cultures will be examined to assess if DNA continues to decay. One way to determine if DNA is infectious would be. 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Initially, as the Vioxx data became well known, it seemed that there was a class effect limited to selective COX-2 inhibitors, and that any and all of them were associated with a substantial increased risk of cardiovascular complications. At the same time, it was felt that using traditional nonselective COX-1 and COX-2 inhibitors was associated with a reduced risk of cardiovascular complications. However, that belief had never been tested. For the first time, it became important to determine with certainty whether the nonselective NSAID's were associated with an increased or decreased risk of cardiovascular problems. I believe almost everyone has been surprised finding that almost all of the NSAID's are associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular complications with many, if not most of them, having a higher risk than Celebrex. Having reviewed a number of additional medical articles, I believe that of all the nonselective NSAID's, Naprosyn is probably associated with the lowest risk of cardiovascular complications. The finding from the October 2006 JAMA article, which found no increased risk with the use of Celebrex in doses up to 200 mg per day, was certainly a very pleasant surprise for me. This should give patients some degree of confidence if they are considering whether or not to use Celebrex. I hope that the reader can now feel much better prepared and knowledgeable as he she makes their informed decision regarding the risks, benefits, and alternatives for using Celebrex for its potential anti-cancer benefit. Remember that Celebrex is not FDA approved to treat any type of cancer, other than the familial adenosis polyposis syndrome, which is a condition in which patients develop hundreds of colon polyps, and there is and nexium. CELEBREX, A COX-2 INHIBITOR Page 6 Naprosyn naproxen ; use was associated with a statistically significant increased risk of cardiovascular complications compared to Celebrex or placebo. Yet another new wrinkle was reported in the December 13, 2004, Archives of Internal Medicine. There was a 50% increased risk of cardiovascular complications for the first 29 days following abrupt discontinuation of traditional NSAID's such as ibuprofen, Advil, Motrin, Aleve and or Naprosyn. Thus, there is an increased risk of cardiovascular complications taking naproxen, and a 50% increased risk of myocardial infarction if you suddenly discontinue taking Naprosyn. Additional studies confirm that the use of most NSAID's is associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular complications. Therefore, this problem is not limited to Celebrex or selective COX-2 inhibitors. We believe that the ongoing Celebrex studies will show that Celebrex reduces the risk for developing colon polyps and cancer. In the Vioxx colon polyp prevention study now terminated ; , at least according to one report, the use of Vioxx was associated with a reduced risk for developing new colon polyps. The only thing we know for certain is that the final recommendations for the use of COX-2 inhibitors are confusing and in evolution. If you are perplexed, it may be comforting to learn that you are not alone; we are, too. Stay tuned - Compassionate Oncology will continue to update you. Use our website, compassionateoncology to download for free all of our past, current, and revised papers. I had to revise the "facts" regarding selective and nonselective COX-2 inhibitors at least ten different times in the month of February 2005 alone. It sure would be nice if our "experts" could agree on the facts, and not keep changing them. 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Under normal conditions, the secretion of insulin in response to an acute stimulus is enhanced by an elevation of basal glucose levels, an effect known as glucose potentiation, but this is diminished in patients with type 2 diabetes. Normal rhythmic oscillations of insulin secretion and pulses of insulin secretion in response to endogenous pulses of plasma glucose are also altered, reflecting a fundamental abnormality of beta cell regulatory mechanisms. Because of these abnormalities, the beta cells fail to secrete insulin in the finely tuned manner that normally keeps glucose concentrations between 70 and 130 mg dl. After 10 or more years of type 2 diabetes, insulin secretion is markedly reduced. Beta cells are visibly fewer in number and also contain accumulations of amyloid protein derived from condensation of molecules of another beta cell peptide hormone, amylin.15 Whether islet amyloid injures beta cells or is a marker of other destructive processes is not clear. The mechanisms responsible for the reduced survival of beta cells--for example, enhanced programmed cell death apoptosis ; --and the impaired differentiation of islet precursor cells into new beta cells is currently under study.16 insulin resistance The gold standard for testing the insulin sensitivity of tissues is with a euglycemic glucose insulin clamp. Insulin is infused at a constant rate; the rate of glucose infusion necessary to maintain plasma glucose at a constant basal level is considered a measure of peripheral insulin sensitivity. Because muscle and adipose tissue are the main sites of disposal of glucose given intravenously, this method mainly defines the ability of these tissues to remove glucose from plasma. The mass of muscle tissue, the perfusion of this tissue, and the responsiveness of individual cells to insulin all contribute to this measure of insulin sensitivity. In type 2 diabetes, this measure is routinely diminished, and the patient is said to be insulin resistant17, 18 [see Figure 3]. Another important site of insulin action is the liver, which is the main source of glucose production during fasting. Although hepatic sensitivity to insulin is more difficult to measure, it too is routinely diminished in patients with type 2 diabetes.18 The cellular mechanisms underlying insulin resistance in muscle, adipose tissue, and liver are complex and incompletely understood. They include changes of insulin signaling pathways [see 9: I Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus]; increases in the amounts of intracellular fat; elevated levels of circulating free fatty acids FFA ; and other adipose tissue products; and effects of increased glucagon, cortisol, epinephrine, and norepinephrine. The relationships between excessive intra-abdominal adipose tissue and diminished insulin sensitivity of muscle and liver are under intensive study. 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