Breast irradiation was shown to reduce cancer recurrence in the breast, but there was no statistically significant reduction in mortality. A subgroup of patients with a very low risk for local breast recurrence who might not require radiation therapy was not identified.

Locoregional radiation after surgery in patients treated with systemic therapy reduced mortality. Several questions remain on how these results should be translated into current-day clinical practice.

Plasma removal is more effective than poststorage WBC reduction in preventing reactions, especially severe reactions to platelets.

The perspectives and experiences of20 paraeducators working with inclusion students with disabilities who also present significant behavioral challenges were investigated in this research. The inclusion students were in Grades K through 8 and represented a range of disability categories (e.g., autism spectrum disorder, serious emotional disturbance [SED], learning disability, attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder [AD/HDJ). Findings from this study indicate that paraeducators tend to assume high levels ofresponsibilityfor managing the academic and behavioral needs for special education students in inclusive settings. This tendency appears to be due to the nature ofthe job, which can create conflicting roles in meeting both the needs ofinclusion students as well as those ofgeneral education teachers.