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Ryan Patel is a world-renowned go-to authority on global business, political economy, and corporate governance. An expert in scaling businesses, he has worked for startups to publicly traded companies; his extensive knowledge in strategic global market development, concept scalability, digital transformation, global trade, and consumer-driven marketing, making him a thought leader in the global business realm. He is a frequent TV contributor, Board Director, and Senior Fellow with the Drucker School of Management at Claremont Graduate University. He is also the host of the series “The Moment with Ryan Patel” presented by HP. In 2015, he was awarded “Executive of the Year” by the Los Angeles Business Journal and received Special United States Congressional Recognition for outstanding services to the community. In 2017, Inc. listed him as one of nine executives and innovators who serve as an inspiration for how all businesses can make a difference. He recently received the 2018 “Connect” Award for Business Leader of the Year, by NAAAP SoCal. He has been featured in CNN, BBC, CNBC, Euronews, CGTN, Yahoo Finance, Forbes, Nasdaq and more. He accompanies his literary talents with both domestic and international keynote appearances at company meetings and universities. He accompanies his literary talents with both domestic and international keynote appearances and leading campaigns with corporations and universities such as Mastercard, Hewlett-Packard, Adobe, The Economist, Salesforce, World Economic Forum, Nasdaq, World Government Summit, Edison International, IBM, LEGO, Money 20/20 Economic Times, Reuters, FIS, London School of Economics, Wharton School of Business, and more.
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A study of cortical and brainstem mechanisms of diffuse noxious inhibitory controls in anaesthetised normal and neuropathic rats
The study investigates the mechanisms of diffuse noxious inhibitory controls (DNIC) in rats, which is a pain modulatory system that can suppress sensory neuron firing when activated by a distant noxious stimulus. The research explores the neural networks involved in DNIC, particularly focusing on the dorsal reticular nucleus (DRt) and the medial prefrontal cortex (mPFC) in both normal and neuropathic rats. The findings suggest that the DRt's involvement in DNIC requires an opioidergic mechanism and that the infralimbic cortex (ILC) of the mPFC, while not directly mediating DNIC, can modulate its activation in different pain states. The study contributes to understanding the translational value of DNIC in rodent models for human pain modulation research.
Gary Neville blames Liverpool and Arsenal for setting the precedent for 'NONSENSE' as Nottingham Forest write to the Premier League and PGMOL asking for clarification over controversial Ivan Toney freekick
Gary Neville criticizes Nottingham Forest's decision to seek clarification from the Premier League and PGMOL over Ivan Toney's controversial freekick goal for Brentford, blaming Arsenal and Liverpool for setting a precedent. Forest's complaint follows replays showing Toney moving the ball and altering the foam line, actions not overruled by VAR. Neville calls for private communication with referees rather than public announcements. Forest manager Nuno Espirito Santo expressed frustration over the decision, highlighting perceived inadequacies in VAR protocols.
Thousands take antidepressants for pain without proof they work – experts
A new study involving nearly 30,000 patients found that only duloxetine among commonly prescribed antidepressants has reliable evidence for pain relief, raising concerns about the efficacy and safety of other antidepressants like amitriptyline for chronic pain. Researchers from several UK universities highlighted the lack of long-term data on safety and efficacy, urging regulatory bodies to update guidelines. Experts advise patients to continue their medication if it works for them but to consult their GP for concerns. The study calls for better-designed clinical trials to provide more reliable data.
Paani Introduces a Revolutionary, Reusable Copper Water Bottle
Paani, a Leicester-based company, has introduced a reusable copper water bottle that combines ancient antibacterial properties with modern innovation. The product aims to provide a healthier and more sustainable alternative to conventional water bottles, eliminating 99.99% of bacteria and viruses. Each bottle is handcrafted by artisans and can be personalized with interchangeable branded color sleeves. Paani's mission, inspired by the Covid-19 pandemic, is to ensure access to safe, clean water while reducing plastic usage worldwide.
Paani Introduces a Revolutionary, Reusable Copper Water Bottle
Paani, a Leicester-based company, has launched a reusable copper water bottle that combines ancient antibacterial properties with modern design. The bottle, which eliminates 99.99% of bacteria and viruses, is handcrafted by artisans and available in two sizes with customizable sleeves. Paani aims to provide a healthier and more sustainable hydration option while reducing plastic usage.
Therapy choice over chronic pain relief should be person-centred
Antidepressants can provide relief for chronic pain due to the overlap in mood and pain regulation systems. However, the effectiveness of antidepressants varies from person to person, and the focus should be on personalizing treatment based on individual responses. The study suggests that drugs should be defined by their actions rather than what they treat, and highlights duloxetine and milnacipran as effective due to their dual serotonin and noradrenaline reuptake inhibition. Future clinical trials should aim to identify predictive factors for therapeutic response to better personalize treatment, especially considering the complexity of treating chronic pain and the co-morbidity with depression.
Lack of evidence on antidepressants for chronic pain, say experts
A study involving researchers from several UK universities has found no reliable long-term evidence for the efficacy or safety of antidepressants for chronic pain, despite common prescriptions like amitriptyline. The study, which reviewed 176 trials with nearly 30,000 patients, found some short-term pain relief evidence for duloxetine but raised concerns about long-term harm due to gaps in current evidence. The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (Nice) has reviewed the new evidence but does not see it as sufficient to update their chronic pain guidelines. Experts advise patients not to stop taking their medication without consulting a GP.
Ryan Patel on LinkedIn: #linkedintopstartups #leadership #innovation
Ryan Patel shares career advice from Jane Lauder, emphasizing the importance of curiosity and continuous learning for aspiring leaders. He discusses the challenges of balancing early mornings and late nights, offering practical tips for managing such schedules. Patel highlights the impact of small gestures through a personal experience at the Empire State Building Observatory. He provides insights into recent economic market reactions, including significant drops in Japan's indices and mixed signals from various economic metrics. Additionally, he explores trends in the Summer Olympic Games and shares his inspiring visit to NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, underscoring the importance of innovation and ethical considerations in robotics and AI.
Why startup success comes down to the entrepreneur
Startup success is heavily influenced by the entrepreneur leading it. Unlike corporate leaders who undergo rigorous selection processes, startup entrepreneurs are self-appointed, displaying extreme self-confidence and a unique leadership style. The culture of a startup often mirrors its leader, and the success of the team depends on their acceptance of this leadership style. Key decisions in various business aspects, from hiring to marketing, are crucial and often reflect the entrepreneur's determination, adaptability, and risk appetite. Ultimately, the success or failure of a startup is a direct reflection of its leader's management of opportunities.
The secret to unlocking your potential (during the pandemic and beyond)
The article discusses the importance of self-reflection and self-awareness in unlocking one's full professional potential, especially during the pandemic. It outlines four keys to personal and professional growth: embracing challenges, making decisions effectively, controlling personal wellness, and maintaining a positive mindset. The author emphasizes that self-awareness is crucial for leadership and can provide a competitive advantage in navigating the pandemic and future challenges.
Opportunity is Now: Three Areas to Invest in Yourself
The Coronavirus pandemic has led to widespread social distancing and self-quarantine measures, prompting businesses to adapt by closing, reducing operations, or enabling remote work. This period can be an opportunity for personal growth in three key areas: mental refresh, physical health, and social engagement. Mentally, individuals are encouraged to practice mindfulness, reassess their personal and professional lives, and engage in activities that stimulate the mind. Physically, maintaining a fitness routine and healthy eating habits are emphasized, even with limited movement. Socially, staying connected with family and friends digitally is crucial for emotional well-being. The article advocates for positivity and uplifting others during these challenging times.
Why security is the unsung hero of collaboration
The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly transformed work practices, with a substantial number of people working from home and relying on collaboration tools like videoconferencing. Ensuring the security of these tools is paramount, necessitating robust identity and access management (IAM) strategies. The Australian Government's Information Security Registered Assessors Program (IRAP) is highlighted as a key framework for endorsing cybersecurity services. Companies like LogMeIn and its product LastPass are emphasized for their commitment to security. Effective password management and multi-factor authentication (MFA) are crucial for protecting remote workforces. Network reliability, supported by the National Broadband Network (NBN), is also essential for seamless collaboration. A comprehensive IAM strategy ensures productivity and security for remote workers, thwarting potential cyber threats.
It’s up to businesses to lead the sustainability agenda
Climate change is significantly impacting businesses, which are now expected to lead sustainability efforts. Companies like Kering SA, Neste, and Chr. Hansen Holding are recognized for their sustainable practices. Even traditionally criticized industries, such as oil, are making strides, with Royal Dutch Shell and BP taking notable actions. The private sector is seen as crucial in driving the global sustainability agenda, especially as governments struggle to reach consensus. Socially conscious consumers and investors are increasingly demanding responsible business practices, presenting both a challenge and an opportunity for companies worldwide.
Action needed to calm nervous markets
The global economy faces significant risks from the U.S.-China trade war, Brexit, and Middle Eastern conflicts. Nine major economies are nearing recession, with the IMF warning of substantial impacts if current trade tensions continue. Brexit uncertainties, particularly a no-deal scenario, could further destabilize markets. The ongoing Qatar blockade and tensions in the Middle East add to the economic instability. Despite these challenges, potential resolutions such as trade agreements and diplomatic solutions could positively impact the global economy, but immediate action is necessary to calm the markets.
Action by Global Political Class Needed to Calm Nervous Markets
The article emphasizes the necessity for the global political class to take decisive action to stabilize and calm nervous financial markets. It suggests that political interventions are crucial in addressing market volatility and restoring investor confidence.
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Think Tank: Consumers Are Pushing the Retail Industry Forward
The retail industry is undergoing significant changes driven by consumer demands. Consumers are increasingly influencing retail companies to adopt genuine social responsibility, empower consumers through feedback mechanisms, and provide personalized experiences using predictive technology. Hennes & Mauritz (H&M) and Amazon are highlighted as examples of companies responding to these consumer trends, with H&M focusing on sustainability and Amazon testing its Prime Wardrobe initiative. The article emphasizes the importance of consumer involvement and the need for transparency in data collection to maintain consumer trust.
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Ryan Patel is a seasoned TV contributor who has appeared on major news networks such as CNN, Fox Business, BBC, CNBC, and others, providing analysis on a wide range of topics including the global economy, technology, management strategy, geopolitics, and more. He has covered significant events and issues like trade wars, global market fluctuations, major tech company updates, cybersecurity, and the impact of the coronavirus. Patel's insights are valued for their breadth and depth, touching on various sectors such as travel, retail, and entrepreneurship.
7 Key Takeaways In Building A Global Team
Building a great global team requires self-assessment, understanding team needs, involving the team in hiring, embracing diversity, developing shared values, focusing on team member development, and living in the moment. These key aspects help create a sustainable and collaborative team that can navigate global challenges and grow over time.
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