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“And it's probably not too far of a leap to also suggest it might affect their care as well.”

Markowitz used a database of medical records for nearly 46,000 critical care patients, including over 58,000 hospital admissions to Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston.

Those were among the findings by assistant professor David Markowitz, a psychology of language researcher in the School of Journalism and Communication who analyzed 1.8 million medical records for the language doctors used and discovered distinct differences in the way they communicated with those in their care.

Inside a frame made of PVC piping, Marinaro fashioned a see-through plastic barrier with two arm attachments, so that grandmother and granddaughter could share a hug while minimizing the risk of exposure to the coronavirus.

Not being able to see and touch her loved ones every day because of COVID-19’s social distancing protocols was taking a toll on the mental health of the 85-year-old.

July 10, 2022, 5:00 AM

As gun violence in America continues to take lives, lawmakers are pushing states to implement "red flag" laws, which allow law enforcement or family members to ask a civil court to temporarily remove guns from a person who poses a risk to themselves or others.

The bill also enhanced background checks for people under the age of 21 and closed a so-called "boyfriend loophole," by preventing individuals in serious dating relationships who have been convicted of domestic violence from being able to purchase a gun.

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Content: Newswise — Biases based on gender and ethnicity have been well-documented throughout society, including medical care, but data analysis by a University of Oregon researcher found exactly how those biases also show up in the language doctors use in their caregiver reports.

Physicians were more likely to refer to female patients impersonally compared with male patients, and physicians were more likely to use negative emotion words in their reports on Black patients compared with white patients.

Those were among the findings by assistant professor David Markowitz, a psychology of language researcher in the School of Journalism and Communication who analyzed 1.8 million medical records for the language doctors used and discovered distinct differences in the way they communicated with those in their care.

“What was most surprising is how clear the signals were in the data,” Markowitz said. “It really paints a picture that bias is not just a one-off phenomenon among certain physicians or individuals. Bias is systemic, subtle and consequential in medicine.”

Markowitz set off by wanting to investigate how biases could appear with some of the most vulnerable populations and aimed his focus on those who are in critical care.

“The evidence suggests bias manifests in how physicians talk about their patients,” he said. “And it's probably not too far of a leap to also suggest it might affect their care as well.”

Markowitz used a database of medical records for nearly 46,000 critical care patients, including over 58,000 hospital admissions to Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston. The records excluded patient names but included demographic data and notes from doctors and nurses about the patients’ care.

He used an automated text analysis tool that measured impersonal pronouns (such as it, someone and who), positive emotion terms (brave, safe and gentle), negative emotion terms (bad, weak and panic), body terms (nerve, spine, stomach), analytic thinking, and cognitive processing terms (solve, determine and perhaps).

“I looked at language patterns reflecting bias across groups,” Markowitz said. “So, for example, there are patients who are identified as white or Black or male, female, etc. Using computational methods to analyze language, I identified patterns of bias through the descriptions of a patient’s condition and progress.”

The study provides some of the first evidence suggesting how language plays a central role in the patient-physician relationship from actual medical records and patient interactions, and it demonstrates systematic gender and ethnicity biases in medicine through language.

The evidence establishes a link between communication patterns and bias that is often unobserved or underexamined in medicine, Markowitz noted. It also builds on other, nonlinguistic findings that indicate such inequalities are widespread in medicine.

The analysis suggested that physicians refer to female patients in impersonal and emotional terms compared with male patients, physicians attend less to the negative experiences of Black patients than white patients, and physicians require more effort organizing their thoughts to resolve issues for Black females compared to other groups of people. Additionally, physicians writing about male patients focused more on their body than those writing about female patients.

The data also indicated physicians thought in more analytical and rational terms when attending to male patients compared to female patients, and they used fewer indicators of needing to psychologically “work through” diagnoses for male compared to female patients.

When looking at gender and ethnicity, physicians demonstrated the greatest need to work through diagnoses for Black women, whereas patients of other gender and ethnicities received less questioning and required less cognitive effort from caregivers. Black females, on average, were described with the lowest rate of positive affect compared to other patients.

“Based on the evidence, caregivers of Black women tend to communicate, at least linguistically, with the greatest indicators of bias,” Markowitz said.

Markowitz notes there are some caveats with these data: They were only collected from one hospital, and they could not account for physician demographics. It is unclear if the physician demographics in the study are typical of most hospitals in the U.S.

He said the next steps could include incorporating findings for individual physicians into annual performance evaluations or perhaps eventually use them in real-time situations.

“These data are unlikely to be useful as a bias detector, but instead they could be used as a red flag to indicate how some physicians are communicating with patients and make them aware of possible harmful behavior,” Markowitz said. “It would be fantastic to also get ratings from patients, too, to figure out whether they can pick up on some of these subtle biases reflected in language.”

Markowitz said it would be ideal to scale up the study to incorporate additional hospitals’ data and determine to what degree the findings might hold across different hospitals.

“How can we take this information and then either provide trainings or provide ways of understanding the systems that are perpetuating bias?” Markowitz said. “Because medicine as an institution has a significant negative history of undermining people of color and undermining women. So how can we use this evidence to motivate change? We need ways to improve the system because making it more inclusive not only provides better care, it's also just the right thing to do.”

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Content: Why we missed hugs

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Kory Floyd, University of Arizona

(THE CONVERSATION) Rose Gagnon could not hug her grandchildren for several months.

Not being able to see and touch her loved ones every day because of COVID-19’s social distancing protocols was taking a toll on the mental health of the 85-year-old. Like many, she was feeling lonely and yearning for an emotional connection that had been hampered by the inability to embrace those most important to her.

That’s when Gagnon’s granddaughter Carly Marinaro devised an innovative solution in the form of a “hug time” device. Inside a frame made of PVC piping, Marinaro fashioned a see-through plastic barrier with two arm attachments, so that grandmother and granddaughter could share a hug while minimizing the risk of exposure to the coronavirus.

Like Gagnon, many Americans have missed the warmth of an embrace, the intimacy of a kiss or the calming feeling of holding someone’s hand. When the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued its advice to stay 6 feet apart from others back in March 2020, that suddenly made affectionate touch a scarcity.

As a social scientist, I have been studying the communication of affection for over two decades. Affectionate communication comes in many forms, and not all of them have been curtailed by the pandemic. Even with social distancing, people can still say “I love you.” They can also share affectionate text messages and social media posts – and thanks to platforms such as Zoom and Skype, they can see each other’s faces and hear each other’s voices. The one experience it has not been able to facilitate, however, is touch. Individuals cannot hug their grandchildren, kiss their friends, or hold the hand of a dying loved one via Microsoft Teams or Google Hangout.

What people have suffered during the pandemic is “touch hunger,” a colloquial term for what social scientists call “affection deprivation”, a state in which individuals want or need more affection than they receive. And here’s why that matters.

Touch hunger impairs well-being

Similar to regular hunger, touch hunger serves as an alert that something important is missing – in this case, the sense of security, intimacy, and care that comes with tactile contact. As people have taken pains to socially distance, many have discovered the sense of deprivation that can accompany the lack of affectionate touch.

Touch hunger is essential to well-being throughout our life span. Psychologist Ruth Feldman has demonstrated that touch is instrumental for healthy physical and cognitive development beginning in infancy. During adulthood, affectionate touch contributes to both psychological health and the body’s ability to manage stress and reduce inflammation.

And among the elderly, affectionate touch can enhance calmness and responsiveness for those suffering from dementia. Touch is so powerful, in fact, that even imagining touch can reduce stress and pain, according to psychologists Brittany Jakubiak and Brooke Feeney.

When people feel deprived of touch, therefore, it is understandable that their well-being can suffer. Even in normal times, touch hunger is associated with greater stress, anxiety and loneliness; lower-quality sleep; and reduced satisfaction and closeness in romantic relationships. Add to that the restrictions on touch introduced by COVID-19 and it makes sense why so many are suffering. In fact, research has demonstrated that the benefits of affectionate interaction – including touch – are heightened during experiences of distress.

Biological psychologist Karen Grewen and her colleagues have shown that hugging a romantic partner reduces the extent to which stressful situations elevate blood pressure and heart rate, whereas psychologist Sheldon Cohen and colleagues found that hugging protects the body against the stress of a viral exposure.

Responding to a lack of affectionate touch

Not everyone needs the same amount of affectionate touch, of course, any more than everyone needs the same amount of food or sleep. Like many characteristics, the need for touch varies from person to person, according to communication scholars Laura Guerrero and Peter Andersen. Some people are even what Andersen calls “touch avoidant,” meaning they often find interpersonal touch stressful instead of pleasurable.

Receiving touch can be uncomfortable for those with physical conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis, or mental health conditions such as autism spectrum disorder. People who have been traumatized or sexually abused may also find touch to be triggering.

It is also worth noting that not all forms of touch are equally beneficial. Some perfunctory touches, such as a handshake, may be largely benign, whereas aggressive or abusive touch often precipitates long-term health detriments.

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For those who are missing touch, however, research suggests some substitutes. Sharing affection with a pet has stress-alleviating benefits. Self-massage, such as of the hands or neck, can have calming and pain-reducing effects. Even hugging a pillow reduces the brain’s experience of stress. These are all imperfect substitutes, to be sure, but until COVID-19 is a memory, they may be useful for those suffering from touch hunger.

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Content: 'Red flag' laws can help reduce gun violence, if more widely used: Experts

Even after recent mass shootings, experts say these laws could work.

July 10, 2022, 5:00 AM

As gun violence in America continues to take lives, lawmakers are pushing states to implement "red flag" laws, which allow law enforcement or family members to ask a civil court to temporarily remove guns from a person who poses a risk to themselves or others.

Nineteen states currently have "red flag" laws, also known as extreme risk protection orders, on the books. Recent mass shootings in Buffalo, New York; Uvalde, Texas; and Highland Parks, Illinois have reignited calls for the government to enact these types of gun laws.

Last month, President Joe Biden signed into law a bipartisan gun bill which included $750 million in funding to help states implement "red flag" laws and other violence prevention programs.

The bill also enhanced background checks for people under the age of 21 and closed a so-called "boyfriend loophole," by preventing individuals in serious dating relationships who have been convicted of domestic violence from being able to purchase a gun.

Experts told ABC News that when they are more frequently used, "red flag" laws could be effective.

"There's many documented cases of use of red flag laws in circumstances and when people are threatening or saying they're going to commit mass shootings. And they use the order, they remove firearms, and there's no documented case [that] that person, for example, found another firearm or just went and did it anyway," Daniel Webster, director for the Gun Policy and Research Center at Johns Hopkins University, told ABC News in an interview.

He added, "I wouldn't call it necessarily ironclad, certain proof. But, it's certainly compelling evidence that the laws are being used as intended to prevent these things."

According to Webster, "red flag" laws are modeled after domestic violence restraining orders, which make them a quick response, allowing judges to immediately take action. The procedures allow due process for those whose guns are removed by giving them the opportunity to appear in court and present evidence as to why they should keep their guns.

Webster also said there is evidence these laws reduce suicide risk, which is the most common reason these orders are issued.

However, this tool is completely reliant on a good system response when there is evidence that someone might be a danger, Webster said.

Jeffrey Swanson, a professor of psychology and behavioral studies who is affiliated with the Center for Firearms Law at Duke University, told ABC News these laws are not being implemented on a large enough scale to determine whether they are effective.

"If nobody knows about it, it's not used, it's not scaled up, the police don't have experience using it or aren't accustomed to doing that, [or] you don't have the infrastructure or the protocols in mind for it to become routine, you can't expect it to do any good," Swanson said.

Swanson said this was the case in Connecticut where a "red flag" law was passed in 1999, but wasn't often put to use until around 2008. Researchers found that when used in the state, these laws were "modestly" effective in preventing suicides.

"For every 10 to 20 of these gun removal actions, one life was saved," Swanson, a coauthor of the study, said.

After the July 4 shooting in Highland Park, Illinois, police revealed they had deemed the suspect, Robert Crimo III, a "clear and present danger" after a family member revealed he had threatened to "kill everyone," according to police records.

Police had also gone to the suspect's home a number of times before the shooting, including in September 2019, when Highland Park police removed a 24-inch Samurai blade, a box containing a 12-inch dagger and 16 hand knives from Crimo's house that day, according to an incident report.

However, when he made the threats, the suspect did not own any firearms. So when state police did not find a gun license for Crimo in their system, no action was taken. Later that year, the suspect's father signed an affidavit allowing him to obtain a gun license.

While Illinois has a "red flag" law in place, Webster said the state's law does not apply a "prospective" approach that would have prevented Crimo from obtaining guns in the months after he made the threats. Webster said it is worth considering preventing people who pose a threat from being able to get guns for a certain span of time.

"To me, that sounds very reasonable, because you're using the same logic to disarm someone once they already have a firearm," he said. "But, you're not using it to prevent the acquisition. So, that's, that's the missing piece here."

According to Webster, things to be considered when determining whether an individual presents a "clear and present danger" to those around them include whether they have a history of violent behavior and what evidence there is that they could commit a shooting (such as their online search history or things they have obtained like body armor).

Whether the individual has displayed behavioral signals common among mass shooters should also be considered, he added.

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Over the assessment period of 2022 to 2026, the market is projected to register a CAGR of 7.7%, wherein 70% of the total market share will be held by interior and exterior applications.

In the coming years, fuel-efficiency, demand for lightweight automotive materials, stringent emission regulations, increase in car sales, and rapid advancements in electric mobility are expected to create sound growth opportunities across the automotive plastics market.

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• FAWER Automotive Parts
• Ningbo Wonh Industries
• Zhejiang ODM Transmission Technology
• RADICAL
• GKN
• NTN
• SDS
• Seohan Group
• JTEKT Corporation
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Automotive Plastics Market is Estimated to be worth US$ 68.6 Bn by 2026 from US$ 48.7 Bn in 2018. at a decent CAGR of 7.7%

/EIN News/ -- LONDON, Feb. 24, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- In recent years, the global automotive industry's usage of plastics in the manufacturing, design, and production cycle has witnessed tremendous growth. Concerns around safety, sustainability, performance, and functionality have contributed to increase the utilization of plastics in the automotive industry. As a result, the automotive plastics market has emerged as the third-largest outlet for plastics. This promising market scenario has opened fresh revenue streams and novel opportunities for innovation across the automotive plastics market. In the coming years, fuel-efficiency, demand for lightweight automotive materials, stringent emission regulations, increase in car sales, and rapid advancements in electric mobility are expected to create sound growth opportunities across the automotive plastics market.

Fairfield Market Research finds that the global automotive plastics market will reach a total valuation of US$ 68.6 billion by the end of 2026 from US$ 48.7 billion in 2018. Over the assessment period of 2022 to 2026, the market is projected to register a CAGR of 7.7%, wherein 70% of the total market share will be held by interior and exterior applications.

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  • In 2020, polypropylene (PP), polyamide (PA), and polyurethane (PU), and polyvinyl chloride (PVC) accounted for over 65% of the automotive plastics market, with PP holding the highest share of 33%.
  • Polypropylene (PP) plastic type is set to retain its dominance over other plastic types; by 2026, PP is set to touch a market value of US$ 13.5 billion, growing with a CAGR of 7.8%.
  • The rising demand for polycarbonate in the EV industry will propel polycarbonate to register the fastest growth over the study period, in value terms, in the automotive plastics market with a CAGR of 8.6%.

Interior Parts, Under the Hood Emerge as the Most Favorable Application Segments

In 2020, interior applications accounted for over 40% of the total automotive plastics market in terms of volume, emerging as the leading application segment. This segment uses a diverse range of plastics such as PVA, PP, PU, and PA in end-products such as seat leather upholstery, door panels, and consoles. These types of plastics offer benefits such as reduced noise, vibration, and harshness (NVH), design flexibility, due adherence to safety regulations, and improvement in vehicle’s aesthetics. Consequently, during the forecast period, interior parts is poised to maintain its position as the foremost end-use application segment in the automotive plastics market. Additionally, under the hood applications are expected to register the fastest growth over the assessment period as per value and volume. This is primarily driven by regulations on fuel carbon emissions and change in buyer behavior. The global demand for automotive plastics is also expected to increase owing to an uptick in the preference for high-end exterior components.

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Asia Pacific is the Regional Leader in the Global Automotive Plastics Market

Asia Pacific led the demand for automotive plastics in 2020, with China commanding over half of the demand in the region. In the near future, high innovation, promising national policies, rise in vehicle ownership, and production-linked incentives are expected to drive this region to sound market maturity. By the end of 2026, demand is projected to increase in the markets of North America and Europe owing to rapid adoption of electric vehicles.

Prominent market players are BASF SE, Evonik Industries AG, Borealis AG, DuPont, Covestro AG, SABIC, LG Chem, Solvay, Arkema SA among others.

REPORT SCOPE & SEGMENTATION:

REPORT FEATURES DETAILS
Product Coverage • Polypropylene (PP)

• Polyurethane (PU)

• Polyamide (PA)

• Polyvinylchloride (PVC)

• High Density Polyethylene (HDPE)

• Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS)

• Polycarbonate (PC)

• Misc. (Including PBT, PMMA, PET, LDPE, etc.)
Application Coverage • Interior

• Exterior

• Electronics and Light

• Under the Hood

• Misc. (Chassis, Powertrain Components, etc.)
Geographical Coverage • North America

     • U.S.

     • Canada

     • Europe

     • Germany

     • U.K.

     • France

     • Italy

• Rest of Europe

• Asia Pacific

     • China

     • Japan

     • India

     • Rest of Asia Pacific

• Latin America

     • Brazil

     • Rest of Latin America

• Middle East & Africa

        • UAE
  • Rest of Middle East & Africa
Leading Companies • LyondellBasell Industries N.V.

• BASF SE

• SABIC

• Covestro AG

• Borealis AG

• LG Chem

• LANXESS AG

• Celanese Corporation

• INEOS

• Asahi Kasei Corporation

• Koninklijke DSM N.V.
Report Highlights Market Estimates and Forecast, Market Dynamics, Industry Trends, Competition Landscape, Product-, Application-, Region-, Country-wise Trends & Analysis, COVID-19 Impact Analysis (Demand and Supply Chain), Key Trends

Table of Content

1. Executive Summary
1.1. Global Automotive Plastics Market Snapshot
1.2. Future Projections
1.3. Key Market Trends
1.4. Analyst Recommendations

2. Market Overview
2.1. Market Definitions and Segmentations
2.2. Market Dynamics
2.3. Value Chain Analysis
2.4. Porter’s Five Forces Analysis
2.5. Covid-19 Impact Analysis
2.6. Economic Overview

3. Production Output and Trade Statistics

4. Price Trends Analysis and Future Projects, 2018 - 2026
4.1. Global Average Price Analysis, by Product, US$ per Kg
4.2. Global Average Price Analysis, by Region, US$ per Kg

5. Global Automotive Plastics Market Outlook, 2018 - 2026
5.1. Global Automotive Plastics Market Outlook, by Product, Volume (Kilo Tons) and Value (US$ Mn), 2018 - 2026
5.2. Global Automotive Plastics Market Outlook, by Application, Volume (Kilo Tons) and Value (US$ Mn), 2018 - 2026
5.3. Global Automotive Plastics Market Outlook, by Region, Volume (Kilo Tons) and Value (US$ Mn), 2018 - 2026

6. North America Automotive Plastics Market Outlook, 2018 - 2026
6.1. North America Automotive Plastics Market Outlook, by Product, Volume (Kilo Tons) and Value (US$ Mn), 2018 - 2026
6.2. North America Automotive Plastics Market Outlook, by Application, Volume (Kilo Tons) and Value (US$ Mn), 2018 - 2026
6.3. North America Automotive Plastics Market Outlook, by Country, Volume (Kilo Tons) and Value (US$ Mn), 2018 - 2026

7. Europe Automotive Plastics Market Outlook, 2018 - 2026
7.1. Europe Automotive Plastics Market Outlook, by Product, Volume (Kilo Tons) and Value (US$ Mn), 2018 - 2026
7.2. Europe Automotive Plastics Market Outlook, by Application, Volume (Kilo Tons) and Value (US$ Mn), 2018 - 2026
7.3. Europe Automotive Plastics Market Outlook, by Country, Volume (Kilo Tons) and Value (US$ Mn), 2018 - 2026

8. Asia Pacific Automotive Plastics Market Outlook, 2018 - 2026
8.1. Asia Pacific Automotive Plastics Market Outlook, by Product, Volume (Kilo Tons) and Value (US$ Mn), 2018 - 2026
8.2. Asia Pacific Automotive Plastics Market Outlook, by Application, Volume (Kilo Tons) and Value (US$ Mn), 2018 - 2026
8.3. Asia Pacific Automotive Plastics Market Outlook, by Country, Volume (Kilo Tons) and Value (US$ Mn), 2018 – 2026

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Key industry players, including:

• Yuandong Drive Shaft
• Wanxiang Qianchao
• Tongxin Transmission
• Liuzhou Hengli Transmission Shaft
• GSP Automotive Group
• FAWER Automotive Parts
• Ningbo Wonh Industries
• Zhejiang ODM Transmission Technology
• RADICAL
• GKN
• NTN
• SDS
• Seohan Group
• JTEKT Corporation
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Market segmentation is a crucial aspect, categorizing the market by type, product, and end-user. This segmentation enhances the accuracy of market descriptions.

Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts Market Segmentation Analysis includes:

Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts Market segmentation : By Type

• Light-duty Truck
• Medium-duty Truck
• Heavy-duty Truck
• Pickup Truck
• SUV
• Bus
• Loader
• Crane
• Others

Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts Market Segmentation: By Application

• Engineering vehicle drive shaft
• Passenger car drive shaft
• Commercial vehicle drive shaft

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  • What will be the market size and growth rate over the forecast period?
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  • What risks and challenges are on the horizon for the market?
  • Who are the major players in the Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts market?
  • How are their market shares affected by current trends?
  • What are the key findings of Porter’s five forces model?
  • What global expansion opportunities await you in the Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts market?

Conclusion

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Table Of Content

Chapter 1 Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts Market Overview

1.1 Product Overview and Scope of Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts

1.2 Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts Market Segmentation by Type

1.3 Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts Market Segmentation by Application

1.4 Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts Market Segmentation by Regions

1.5 Global Market Size (Value) of Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts (2019-2029)

Chapter 2 Global Economic Impact on Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts Industry

2.1 Global Macroeconomic Environment Analysis

2.2 Global Macroeconomic Environment Analysis by Regions

Chapter 3 Global Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts Market Competition by Manufacturers

3.1 Global Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts Production and Share by Manufacturers (2019 to 2023)

3.2 Global Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts Revenue and Share by Manufacturers (2019 to 2023)

3.3 Global Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts Average Price by Manufacturers (2019 to 2023)

3.4 Manufacturers Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts Manufacturing Base Distribution, Production Area and Product Type

3.5 Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts Market Competitive Situation and Trends

Chapter 4 Global Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts Production, Revenue (Value) by Region (2019-2023)

4.1 Global Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts Production by Region (2019-2023)

4.2 Global Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts Production Market Share by Region (2019-2023)

4.3 Global Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts Revenue (Value) and Market Share by Region (2019-2023)

4.4 Global Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts Production, Revenue, Price and Gross Margin (2019-2023)

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Rare Neurological Disease Treatment Market

ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND, UNITED STATES, January 20, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ -- According to Fact MR’s recent market research, sales of Neurological Disease Treatment to swell at propelled CAGR through 2031, as investment towards expansion of healthcare infrastructure continues rising. The goal of the survey is uncover growth opportunities, key trends, growth drivers, and challenges. It also provides recommendations to assist businesses in preparing for unforeseen challenges.

Focus on improving overall patient care will remain a chief growth driver. Besides this, Neurological Disease Treatment market will continue gaining from increasing willingness among patients and families to spend on advanced healthcare.

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Global Neurological Disease Treatment Market: In-Depth Assessment on Key Segments
The global Neurological Disease Treatment market is segmented on the basis of drug class, route of administration, disease indication, distribution channel, and region.

Drug Class
Anti-depressants
Anti-psychotics
Cholinesterase Inhibitors
Biologics
Others (Anti-vertigo, Anti-seizure, etc.)

Route of Administration
Injectable
Oral

Disease Indication
Alzheimer’s Diseases
Narcolepsy
Multiple Sclerosis
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
Others

Distribution Channel
Hospital Pharmacies
Retail Pharmacies and Drug Store
Online Pharmacies

Region
North America
Latin America
Europe
South Asia
East Asia
Oceania
Middle East & Africa

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Innovations in Value Chain is Setting a New Growth Trajectory for Key Market Actors
The global Neurological Disease Treatment market is expected to showcase a consolidated market structure.

Key industry giants such as Novartis AG, Pfizer Inc., and Johnson & Johnson Services, Inc. hold more than 50% of share in the global Neurological Disease Treatment market and are anticipated to attract more end users in near future owing to its brand positioning across the globe.

Manufacturers are focused on developing new therapies to decrease the burden of rare diseases, thus increasing their respective market shares. In addition, innovations across the value chain and drug delivery models is likely to play a vital role in order to gain more penetration in the global market.

Key Takeaways from the Neurological Disease Treatment Market:

In terms of revenue, North America accounts for ~40% of the market share in the global Neurological Disease Treatment market

In East Asia, three countries namely Japan, Taiwan and South Korea have introduced policies that foster orphan drug research and development.

Resultantly, the region is expected to witness a strong growth of over 8% during the forecast period (2018-2028).

Increasing per capita healthcare spending on rare neurological diseases such as Alzheimer’s is supporting the robust growth of the global Neurological Disease Treatment market. Healthcare spending on Alzheimer’s disease treatment is poised to create an absolute $ opportunity of more than US$ 5 Bn during the forecast period.

The retail pharmacy and drug store segment continues to set a high standard to achieve superior rates of customer satisfaction and is projected to grow at a Y-o-Y of 9% through the forecast period

“Strategic partnerships between pharmaceutical giants and researchers as well as orphan drug legislations are providing financial incentives for companies developing drugs for rare neurological diseases”, Says an Analyst at Fact.MR

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Over the assessment period of 2022 to 2026, the market is projected to register a CAGR of 7.7%, wherein 70% of the total market share will be held by interior and exterior applications.

In the coming years, fuel-efficiency, demand for lightweight automotive materials, stringent emission regulations, increase in car sales, and rapid advancements in electric mobility are expected to create sound growth opportunities across the automotive plastics market.

Key industry players, including:

• Yuandong Drive Shaft
• Wanxiang Qianchao
• Tongxin Transmission
• Liuzhou Hengli Transmission Shaft
• GSP Automotive Group
• FAWER Automotive Parts
• Ningbo Wonh Industries
• Zhejiang ODM Transmission Technology
• RADICAL
• GKN
• NTN
• SDS
• Seohan Group
• JTEKT Corporation
• Delphi, are featured prominently in the report, shedding light on their business strategies, financial status, and upcoming products

In addition to answering these critical questions, the report provides insights into the future trajectory of the Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts market by offering a forward-looking perspective.

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Automotive Plastics Market is Estimated to be worth US$ 68.6 Bn by 2026 from US$ 48.7 Bn in 2018. at a decent CAGR of 7.7%

/EIN News/ -- LONDON, Feb. 24, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- In recent years, the global automotive industry's usage of plastics in the manufacturing, design, and production cycle has witnessed tremendous growth. Concerns around safety, sustainability, performance, and functionality have contributed to increase the utilization of plastics in the automotive industry. As a result, the automotive plastics market has emerged as the third-largest outlet for plastics. This promising market scenario has opened fresh revenue streams and novel opportunities for innovation across the automotive plastics market. In the coming years, fuel-efficiency, demand for lightweight automotive materials, stringent emission regulations, increase in car sales, and rapid advancements in electric mobility are expected to create sound growth opportunities across the automotive plastics market.

Fairfield Market Research finds that the global automotive plastics market will reach a total valuation of US$ 68.6 billion by the end of 2026 from US$ 48.7 billion in 2018. Over the assessment period of 2022 to 2026, the market is projected to register a CAGR of 7.7%, wherein 70% of the total market share will be held by interior and exterior applications.

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Key Highlights and Trends

  • In 2020, polypropylene (PP), polyamide (PA), and polyurethane (PU), and polyvinyl chloride (PVC) accounted for over 65% of the automotive plastics market, with PP holding the highest share of 33%.
  • Polypropylene (PP) plastic type is set to retain its dominance over other plastic types; by 2026, PP is set to touch a market value of US$ 13.5 billion, growing with a CAGR of 7.8%.
  • The rising demand for polycarbonate in the EV industry will propel polycarbonate to register the fastest growth over the study period, in value terms, in the automotive plastics market with a CAGR of 8.6%.

Interior Parts, Under the Hood Emerge as the Most Favorable Application Segments

In 2020, interior applications accounted for over 40% of the total automotive plastics market in terms of volume, emerging as the leading application segment. This segment uses a diverse range of plastics such as PVA, PP, PU, and PA in end-products such as seat leather upholstery, door panels, and consoles. These types of plastics offer benefits such as reduced noise, vibration, and harshness (NVH), design flexibility, due adherence to safety regulations, and improvement in vehicle’s aesthetics. Consequently, during the forecast period, interior parts is poised to maintain its position as the foremost end-use application segment in the automotive plastics market. Additionally, under the hood applications are expected to register the fastest growth over the assessment period as per value and volume. This is primarily driven by regulations on fuel carbon emissions and change in buyer behavior. The global demand for automotive plastics is also expected to increase owing to an uptick in the preference for high-end exterior components.

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Asia Pacific is the Regional Leader in the Global Automotive Plastics Market

Asia Pacific led the demand for automotive plastics in 2020, with China commanding over half of the demand in the region. In the near future, high innovation, promising national policies, rise in vehicle ownership, and production-linked incentives are expected to drive this region to sound market maturity. By the end of 2026, demand is projected to increase in the markets of North America and Europe owing to rapid adoption of electric vehicles.

Prominent market players are BASF SE, Evonik Industries AG, Borealis AG, DuPont, Covestro AG, SABIC, LG Chem, Solvay, Arkema SA among others.

REPORT SCOPE & SEGMENTATION:

REPORT FEATURES DETAILS
Product Coverage • Polypropylene (PP)

• Polyurethane (PU)

• Polyamide (PA)

• Polyvinylchloride (PVC)

• High Density Polyethylene (HDPE)

• Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS)

• Polycarbonate (PC)

• Misc. (Including PBT, PMMA, PET, LDPE, etc.)
Application Coverage • Interior

• Exterior

• Electronics and Light

• Under the Hood

• Misc. (Chassis, Powertrain Components, etc.)
Geographical Coverage • North America

     • U.S.

     • Canada

     • Europe

     • Germany

     • U.K.

     • France

     • Italy

• Rest of Europe

• Asia Pacific

     • China

     • Japan

     • India

     • Rest of Asia Pacific

• Latin America

     • Brazil

     • Rest of Latin America

• Middle East & Africa

        • UAE
  • Rest of Middle East & Africa
Leading Companies • LyondellBasell Industries N.V.

• BASF SE

• SABIC

• Covestro AG

• Borealis AG

• LG Chem

• LANXESS AG

• Celanese Corporation

• INEOS

• Asahi Kasei Corporation

• Koninklijke DSM N.V.
Report Highlights Market Estimates and Forecast, Market Dynamics, Industry Trends, Competition Landscape, Product-, Application-, Region-, Country-wise Trends & Analysis, COVID-19 Impact Analysis (Demand and Supply Chain), Key Trends

Table of Content

1. Executive Summary
1.1. Global Automotive Plastics Market Snapshot
1.2. Future Projections
1.3. Key Market Trends
1.4. Analyst Recommendations

2. Market Overview
2.1. Market Definitions and Segmentations
2.2. Market Dynamics
2.3. Value Chain Analysis
2.4. Porter’s Five Forces Analysis
2.5. Covid-19 Impact Analysis
2.6. Economic Overview

3. Production Output and Trade Statistics

4. Price Trends Analysis and Future Projects, 2018 - 2026
4.1. Global Average Price Analysis, by Product, US$ per Kg
4.2. Global Average Price Analysis, by Region, US$ per Kg

5. Global Automotive Plastics Market Outlook, 2018 - 2026
5.1. Global Automotive Plastics Market Outlook, by Product, Volume (Kilo Tons) and Value (US$ Mn), 2018 - 2026
5.2. Global Automotive Plastics Market Outlook, by Application, Volume (Kilo Tons) and Value (US$ Mn), 2018 - 2026
5.3. Global Automotive Plastics Market Outlook, by Region, Volume (Kilo Tons) and Value (US$ Mn), 2018 - 2026

6. North America Automotive Plastics Market Outlook, 2018 - 2026
6.1. North America Automotive Plastics Market Outlook, by Product, Volume (Kilo Tons) and Value (US$ Mn), 2018 - 2026
6.2. North America Automotive Plastics Market Outlook, by Application, Volume (Kilo Tons) and Value (US$ Mn), 2018 - 2026
6.3. North America Automotive Plastics Market Outlook, by Country, Volume (Kilo Tons) and Value (US$ Mn), 2018 - 2026

7. Europe Automotive Plastics Market Outlook, 2018 - 2026
7.1. Europe Automotive Plastics Market Outlook, by Product, Volume (Kilo Tons) and Value (US$ Mn), 2018 - 2026
7.2. Europe Automotive Plastics Market Outlook, by Application, Volume (Kilo Tons) and Value (US$ Mn), 2018 - 2026
7.3. Europe Automotive Plastics Market Outlook, by Country, Volume (Kilo Tons) and Value (US$ Mn), 2018 - 2026

8. Asia Pacific Automotive Plastics Market Outlook, 2018 - 2026
8.1. Asia Pacific Automotive Plastics Market Outlook, by Product, Volume (Kilo Tons) and Value (US$ Mn), 2018 - 2026
8.2. Asia Pacific Automotive Plastics Market Outlook, by Application, Volume (Kilo Tons) and Value (US$ Mn), 2018 - 2026
8.3. Asia Pacific Automotive Plastics Market Outlook, by Country, Volume (Kilo Tons) and Value (US$ Mn), 2018 – 2026

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Content: Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts Market Research Reports Cover Future, Past and Present Trends | Wanxiang Qianchao, Tongxin Transmission, Liuzhou Hengli Transmission Shaft, GSP Automotive Group

[New York, December 2023] – Serving as a valuable resource for industry leaders and newcomers alike, a comprehensive market analysis report focusing on the Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts Market was recently published. This comprehensive report offers a detailed review of the global Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts market and its sub-segments, providing revenue forecasts and strategic insights that can drive business success in the coming years.

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This report caters to a wide audience, from industry experts looking to learn about the dynamic Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts market to newcomers seeking guidance. Customization options are available to ensure the report suits your specific needs.

Key industry players, including:

• Yuandong Drive Shaft
• Wanxiang Qianchao
• Tongxin Transmission
• Liuzhou Hengli Transmission Shaft
• GSP Automotive Group
• FAWER Automotive Parts
• Ningbo Wonh Industries
• Zhejiang ODM Transmission Technology
• RADICAL
• GKN
• NTN
• SDS
• Seohan Group
• JTEKT Corporation
• Delphi, are featured prominently in the report, shedding light on their business strategies, financial status, and upcoming products

In addition to answering these critical questions, the report provides insights into the future trajectory of the Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts market by offering a forward-looking perspective. It provides decision makers with the information needed to effectively guide the development of the market over the forecast period.

Report Highlights:

– Competitive Landscape: In-depth analysis of evolving competitive dynamics for effective adaptation and strategy formulation.
– Future Outlook: Understand the forces driving or inhibiting Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts market growth with a forward-looking, six-year forecast.
– Product Analytics: Identify key product segments and their growth potential to align your strategies with market trends.
– Informed Decision Making: Deepen your Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts market understanding and segment analysis for well-informed business decisions.

Market segmentation is a crucial aspect, categorizing the market by type, product, and end-user. This segmentation enhances the accuracy of market descriptions.

Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts Market Segmentation Analysis includes:

Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts Market segmentation : By Type

• Light-duty Truck
• Medium-duty Truck
• Heavy-duty Truck
• Pickup Truck
• SUV
• Bus
• Loader
• Crane
• Others

Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts Market Segmentation: By Application

• Engineering vehicle drive shaft
• Passenger car drive shaft
• Commercial vehicle drive shaft

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Key Questions Analyzed in this Report:

  • What will be the market size and growth rate over the forecast period?
  • What are the key factors driving the Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts market?
  • What risks and challenges are on the horizon for the market?
  • Who are the major players in the Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts market?
  • How are their market shares affected by current trends?
  • What are the key findings of Porter’s five forces model?
  • What global expansion opportunities await you in the Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts market?

Conclusion

In conclusion, Embrace data-driven decision making with our comprehensive Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts market research report. It is your roadmap for navigating the ever-changing market landscape and positioning your business for success.

Table Of Content

Chapter 1 Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts Market Overview

1.1 Product Overview and Scope of Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts

1.2 Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts Market Segmentation by Type

1.3 Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts Market Segmentation by Application

1.4 Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts Market Segmentation by Regions

1.5 Global Market Size (Value) of Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts (2019-2029)

Chapter 2 Global Economic Impact on Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts Industry

2.1 Global Macroeconomic Environment Analysis

2.2 Global Macroeconomic Environment Analysis by Regions

Chapter 3 Global Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts Market Competition by Manufacturers

3.1 Global Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts Production and Share by Manufacturers (2019 to 2023)

3.2 Global Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts Revenue and Share by Manufacturers (2019 to 2023)

3.3 Global Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts Average Price by Manufacturers (2019 to 2023)

3.4 Manufacturers Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts Manufacturing Base Distribution, Production Area and Product Type

3.5 Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts Market Competitive Situation and Trends

Chapter 4 Global Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts Production, Revenue (Value) by Region (2019-2023)

4.1 Global Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts Production by Region (2019-2023)

4.2 Global Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts Production Market Share by Region (2019-2023)

4.3 Global Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts Revenue (Value) and Market Share by Region (2019-2023)

4.4 Global Non-equal Speed Transmission Shafts Production, Revenue, Price and Gross Margin (2019-2023)

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Shift towards Orphan Drugs is Anticipated to Drive Demand Growth in Neurological Disease Treatment Market - Fact.MR

Rare Neurological Disease Treatment Market

ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND, UNITED STATES, January 20, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ -- According to Fact MR’s recent market research, sales of Neurological Disease Treatment to swell at propelled CAGR through 2031, as investment towards expansion of healthcare infrastructure continues rising. The goal of the survey is uncover growth opportunities, key trends, growth drivers, and challenges. It also provides recommendations to assist businesses in preparing for unforeseen challenges.

Focus on improving overall patient care will remain a chief growth driver. Besides this, Neurological Disease Treatment market will continue gaining from increasing willingness among patients and families to spend on advanced healthcare.

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The report offers actionable and valuable market insights of Neurological Disease Treatment. The latest report by Fact.MR provides details on the present scenario of the market across various regions along with the historic data and forecast of the market. The report also includes information on the sales and demand of Neurological Disease Treatment Market across various industries and regions.

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Global Neurological Disease Treatment Market: In-Depth Assessment on Key Segments
The global Neurological Disease Treatment market is segmented on the basis of drug class, route of administration, disease indication, distribution channel, and region.

Drug Class
Anti-depressants
Anti-psychotics
Cholinesterase Inhibitors
Biologics
Others (Anti-vertigo, Anti-seizure, etc.)

Route of Administration
Injectable
Oral

Disease Indication
Alzheimer’s Diseases
Narcolepsy
Multiple Sclerosis
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
Others

Distribution Channel
Hospital Pharmacies
Retail Pharmacies and Drug Store
Online Pharmacies

Region
North America
Latin America
Europe
South Asia
East Asia
Oceania
Middle East & Africa

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Innovations in Value Chain is Setting a New Growth Trajectory for Key Market Actors
The global Neurological Disease Treatment market is expected to showcase a consolidated market structure.

Key industry giants such as Novartis AG, Pfizer Inc., and Johnson & Johnson Services, Inc. hold more than 50% of share in the global Neurological Disease Treatment market and are anticipated to attract more end users in near future owing to its brand positioning across the globe.

Manufacturers are focused on developing new therapies to decrease the burden of rare diseases, thus increasing their respective market shares. In addition, innovations across the value chain and drug delivery models is likely to play a vital role in order to gain more penetration in the global market.

Key Takeaways from the Neurological Disease Treatment Market:

In terms of revenue, North America accounts for ~40% of the market share in the global Neurological Disease Treatment market

In East Asia, three countries namely Japan, Taiwan and South Korea have introduced policies that foster orphan drug research and development.

Resultantly, the region is expected to witness a strong growth of over 8% during the forecast period (2018-2028).

Increasing per capita healthcare spending on rare neurological diseases such as Alzheimer’s is supporting the robust growth of the global Neurological Disease Treatment market. Healthcare spending on Alzheimer’s disease treatment is poised to create an absolute $ opportunity of more than US$ 5 Bn during the forecast period.

The retail pharmacy and drug store segment continues to set a high standard to achieve superior rates of customer satisfaction and is projected to grow at a Y-o-Y of 9% through the forecast period

“Strategic partnerships between pharmaceutical giants and researchers as well as orphan drug legislations are providing financial incentives for companies developing drugs for rare neurological diseases”, Says an Analyst at Fact.MR

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Years in Franchising: 3

Number of units: 5,200+ club and studio locations in 42 countries and on 7 continents

Can you describe the role mentoring has played in your career? The most profound mentors in my life haven’t been those with a formal mentoring title. They cared enough to help me find and learn my way forward and upward even without the mentor title. They were intentional about it, and I’m grateful. Early in my career, I had a strong, female boss who continued to care about me after we parted ways, and she continues to be one of my biggest mentors today. As my career has progressed, mentors have appeared in my life as peers, colleagues, and leaders. I’ve realized that mentoring happens when both parties are willing to give thoughtful and empathetic insight and willing to be curious and vulnerable. They’re ready to put insight into action.

Why is mentoring important for female franchise leaders? Mentioning women in business is not just important—it’s essential. We need to be intentional about building each other up, connecting each other, and celebrating each other. It can make or break business success and, more importantly, our relationships with our careers and mental health. Take stock of the women in your life that you are building up. If you aren’t, find the women you can and want to help!

What are the key elements of a good mentoring relationship? Intentionality and purpose: As mentors, we have to embrace the mindset of being generous leaders and give that leadership and guidance away to those we know are hungry for it. We’re not just mentors because we want to be; we are mentors because we take action to be mentors.

Trust, respect, empathy, vulnerability, and humanness: These things have to happen on both sides of the equation to make it work. Trust that the mentor truly has our success in mind when sharing sometimes hard truths, and trust that mentees are internalizing insight and making it actionable. Have respect for each other’s time and know what’s going on in each other’s lives. Everyone is human with high and low moments. When you show and embrace those moments, it builds trust.

What are the benefits of mentoring programs for female leaders looking to advance their careers? Mentoring helps everyone become better leaders. When we’re sharing knowledge, we’re putting leadership development into practice. When we’re learning from others, we become better, so we should do it for our entire careers. Mentoring programs are an important piece of the mix because not everyone knows how or where to be a mentor or how to be mentored. Formalized programs remove the awkwardness and provide platforms for willing and excited participants.

What should the mentoring process include? Accountability, action, and grace. Accountability is about committing the time, and deliberate action ensures the time spent for both parties is fruitful. Grace is critical because we need to remember that we’re all human and continuing to grow and evolve.

How is a mentor different than a coach? I think mentoring and coaching are more alike than they are different. Both are about sharing experiences, knowledge, and insight to empower others. There’s no need for paralysis by analysis here. Be intentional to give and receive to help others (especially women) grow into their careers and strengths.

What role did mentoring play in your path to the C-suite? I wish mentoring had played a bigger part. I had a few incredible leaders and colleagues who chose to mentor me. But truthfully, I had to find my own way a lot. I didn’t need to do that, and I just don’t want that for anyone else. It’s challenging. It’s lonely. And it’s hard. There is more trial and error than there needs to be. So, I’ve committed myself to helping pave the way for upcoming leaders to help them learn from my wins and my mistakes. I want to use my platform for good and inspire others to do the same.

How has what you learned from a mentor helped you navigate difficult career challenges? One of the most important things you learn in your mentoring relationships is that what you are working through isn’t new. You are not alone. Difficult career challenges have been faced by all leaders. There is a lot of solace in this. It reminds you that there are plenty of people to help you through the tougher times.

How did mentoring help you in other business relationships? Mentoring has made me a better listener even for things that go unsaid. It also has taught me grace in understanding that everyone has a backstory, and it shapes their thought processes. True listening and genuine grace earn trust, credibility, and quality in every relationship in life.

In what ways has mentoring helped you build confidence in your decision-making? Most of us need affirmation. And that affirmation is what gives us confidence in our answers and our thought processes. In the best mentoring relationships, I’ve learned how to make decisions—when to trust my knowledge and my gut, how and when to seek insight, and how to communicate. Learning how to make decisions is what matters most.

In what ways has mentoring helped you set goals and achieve objectives? When you are the mentee, the mentor is usually someone who has more experience than you do. With that experience, they tend to understand the importance of setting goals and achieving results. They help to build the same discipline with the mentee because setting goals and achieving results are critical to job success.

What were the three most important things you learned from mentoring? 1) Intentionality and willingness—nothing happens if we’re not focused on making it happen. There has to be a desire to learn and grow. 2) Vulnerability and curiosity—be curious enough to ask genuine questions and vulnerable enough to realize when we need help or perspective. 3) It never ends—none of us are ever done learning, so find a mentor who can help you continue to grow.

How can mentoring help the next generation of women on their path to the C-suite? Mentoring helps us embrace priorities that include yourself and not just that of pleasing other people. It’s a constant reminder that you must choose to take care of yourself and your career. It helps us find common ground and points of connection no matter the generation, the culture, or the gender. Our mentoring relationships help us grow and strengthen our networks, which helps us grow businesses and credibility within our businesses.

What advice do you have for female executives considering mentoring? There isn’t a prescription for mentoring. There isn’t one way to go about it. Mentoring programs aren’t for everyone, but intentionally mentoring others and allowing yourself to be mentored will only help us make a bigger impact in our corners of the world. Be vulnerable, have grace, and help make a difference in the lives of other young women!

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ALICIA WALLACE: Who is a woman?

Alicia Wallace

SATURDAY, November 25, International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women (IDEVAW), marked the beginning of the Global 16 Days Campaign, also known as 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence. National Women’s Week, a government initiative, coincides with the Campaign and usually involves the Department of Gender and Family Affairs planning a few events. One of them always seems to be Christian church service. There is, of course, no acknowledgement of the existence of other faiths or the people who have them which, on its own, gives insight into the way that many people think of this nation. That way of thinking extends to the way that many, including the government and far too many of its actors, regard women. This should raise the question: Who is a woman in The Bahamas? The finely printed continuation of the question is “who is considered to be of sufficient value to be protected from gender-based violence?”

There are many issues here. For now, we can look at two of them. One is the singular way that the government and many other institutions define “woman.” Another is the focus on the protection of (some) women from gender-based violence.

Women are not all the same. We do not all have all of the same experiences. We do not all experience the same forms of oppression to the same extent. The difference is not one that just happens to exist. It is one that based in the difference of and between women. No woman is only woman. Though we are often discussed as though we only have gender and that dictates our entire life experience, we have many other identities. In the same way that society has used gender to define and limit women, it used our other identity markers. We have race and ethnicity, age, nationality, income level, and marital status, among many others. None of these exists in isolation. They are used together to oppress, discriminate, and violate to extents that vary greatly among us.

Consider women and age. A twenty-year-old and a seventy-year-old are not treated the same in very many circumstances, if at all. What happens to each of them when they seek social assistance? How are they each treated when they go to the police to report incidents of violence against them? How do people respond to each of them when they report a concerning pain to a medical professional, or even to their family members? We have certain ideas about age that shape the way to engagement with people of different ages. In no time at all, we decide, based on age, whether or not a person should have enough resources needed to meet their needs, or the ability to indecently create or access them. Can this woman get a job? Does or should this woman have savings? Does this woman have a husband or children? The assumptions that we make about people, based on what is visible to use, affect them and the way they move through the world.

Consider women and religion. The image of the Bahamian women that is held by the government seems to be one that is a Christian who goes to church regularly. She wears pantyhose and a slip, and she likely wears a hat and/or a broach. After church, she cooks dinner for her family to eat together. She quotes verses from The Bible and she likes to let people know that she is a member of a church and believes in the Christian God.

Based on this description, how old do you think this woman is? Is she married? How many children does she have? What kind of car does she drive? Where does she shop for her clothing? What is her race? What area does she live in?

These are important questions because this is the woman that the government sees and thinks about. This is the woman who is centred in government-planned activities. This is the woman who needs to be protected from gender-based violence. She is the Bahamian woman, she is the one of value, and she is the one who deserves to live a happy, violence-free life.

You know this woman, don’t you? You probably know quite a few of them. You see them at work, you pass them in the grocery store, and you sit behind them when you find yourself at church, whether that is weekly, monthly, seasonally, or strictly for special occasions. What does it mean to be that woman?

What about the other women? How many of the women you know and interact with on a daily basis are not that woman of a certain age and marital status who goes to church with her knees covered? How many of the women in your life are not included when the government thinks about what women need and plans national events to honour women and call attention to the achievements of women over the years? What does it mean for them to be excluded?

There are many other questions to grapple with when we consider the way that women are defined, not just by the people around us, but by the government, and not just in theory, but in its practice which is supposed to include critical services and resources. Perhaps the definition it holds for women is the reason there are so many dark streets and overgrown bushes. The government definition of woman suggests that women do not venture out of their homes when it is not light outside. This may seem like an exaggeration, but look at the evidence. Look at who is centered and who is ignored. A national church service is not just a church service. It is a site of exclusion and it is a statement on who gets to be a woman who is regarded by the government and its actors as a woman who, importantly, “deserves” acknowledgement of any kind.

The central question raised here is: “Who is a woman in The Bahamas?” I put a finer point on the question. “Who is a woman in The Bahamas who is considered to be of sufficient value to be protected from gender-based violence?” The definition of woman, as seen by the government (based on its planning of National Women’s Week among other demonstrations), considered, we can look at the second issue. Protection. When we talk about gender-based violence against women, there is still an emphasis — and often singular focus — on protection. This suggests that there is nothing to be done about the issue, that is will continue to exist, that prevention and intervention are not an area of focus (or secondary to protection, at best), and we must resign ourselves to focus on ensuring that gender-based violence does not happen to certain women. The women the government sees as fitting into its narrow understanding of womanhood which is bound up in other issues and areas, including the persisting refusal to acknowledge people of other faiths.

Protection does not solve the problem. On the contrary, the focus on protection is the throwing up hands, communicating (incorrectly, in this case) that the problem cannot be solved, so we must simply live with it and put measures in place to ensure that the problem does not affect a certain group of people, or that it only affects a certain group of people.

Who can be included in protection from gender-based violence? Does it include LGBTQI+ people who, along with women and girls, are disproportionately impacted by gender-based violence? Does it include migrant people and, in particular, undocumented migrants? What about people who have been and are being trafficked? Does it include sex workers? Who is protection for?

We see, with every reported case of violence against women and girls, that some women and girls are valued more than others. There are some women and girls that people are more concerned about. People are more upset by violence against certain kinds of women and girls, while violence against others is shrugged off. Look at the reports of missing girls and requests for help in finding them. What do most of the comments say? What does it say about this country that so many people are adamant that they will not help to find a child because she is “bad” or “think she is woman” when this has nothing to do with her, if she was taken by a man, being raped? What does it say about this place, that some even some girls are seen as less “deserving” of protection? If all girls do not need or get protection, then what about women?

Protection is not the way to go. Violence against women and girls must be eliminated. Gender-based violence must be eliminated. This is in the language of the day that starts the Global 16 Days Campaign every year. International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. It is in the language of the recommendations based on the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) and the Universal Periodic Review (UPR). Gender-based violence is not to be accepted. It is to be eradicated. The Government of The Bahamas needs to understand that it is responsible for ensuring that all women and girls — not just the ones fitting its special definition — live free of violence, and that protection will not get us there.

Equality Bahamas is hosting a series of events during the Global 16 Days Campaign, delving into the issue of gender-based violence from various perspectives. Tonight, at 6pm, in a session on gender-based violence research, Étoile Binder, president of Sanigest International will talk about data collection and analysis on gender-based violence in The Bahamas, regional statistics, and the development of a coordinated care model in response to gender-based violence. Register at tiny.cc/16days23c. See the full event lineup at tiny.cc/16days23.

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How Laura Woods overcame sexist trolls and sad split to become TV’s hottest new star – and Prem footballers’ celeb crush

SHE’S the TV presenter famous footballers want to date - and women look up to.

With killer looks, an enviable wardrobe and a new Love Island beau on her arm, Laura Woods might just be the sporting world’s answer to Maya Jama.

This week we revealed Laura enjoyed a low-key date with Adam Collard, 27, in a County Durham pub - after splitting from long-term love England rugby player Alex Corbisiero.

The TNT Sports host - who won praise for her coverage of the Women’s World Cup for ITV -  is being tipped to become a household name with the potential to earn millions.

One expert reckons stylish Laura, 36, could bag major fashion deals and presenting jobs away from sport as her star rises.

Brand and culture expert Nick Ede, who runs a PR firm in London, told The Sun: “There are people out there who are stand out stars and Laura is definitely one of them.

“Female sports presenters like Gabby Logan and Kirsty Gallacher will always be iconic but Laura is fresh blood and looks like the perfect person to take on the reins.

“She’s very intelligent and did great coverage of the Women’s World Cup and has shown off her knowledge of different sports.

“Yet she’s not too pigeon-holed in sport that other presenting roles won’t be offered to her and she could even branch out to fashion and produce her own collections.

“She’s a British celebrity but her job means she has an international profile and that will really help in her quest to become a big star."

Nick added that dating some like Adam Collard - known for his bad boy antics on Love Island and recent dalliance with Lottie Moss on Celebs Go Dating - will "only elevate her status".

“It means Laura might find herself propelled onto the front of newspapers as much as the back, which is something new for her, but she can utilise it in a strong way to raise her profile," he said.

“She’s clever and gorgeous and really is the perfect package. She could be on her way to earning millions just like Maya Jama.”

Humble start

Laura, who played rugby as a kid, started her career as a humble runner at Sky Sports in 2009 before working her way up to a producer role.

She kicked off her presenting career with behind-the-scenes interviews on the darts coverage for Sky Sports’ YouTube channel.

Laura then got a job on the Saturday morning kids’ show Game Changers before joining the Soccer AM online presenting team.

By 2018 she was a regular pitch-side reporter on Super Sunday before leaving Sky Sports four years later.

She was also Talksport’s breakfast show host with Ally McCoist from 2020 until June this year.

She joined TNT Sports as the lead presenter for the UEFA Champions League and boxing coverage.

But it was Laura’s knowledgeable coverage of the recent FIFA Women’s World Cup that has really propelled her into the limelight.

Hurt feelings

She had already won over leading sportsmen with her knowledge and good looks.

Ex Chelsea midfielder Ruben Loftus-Cheek admitted she is his celebrity crush live on air, leaving her giggling.

And in April boxer Anthony Joshua told her she was his “dream date” after he flirted with her during an interview.

Laura has also bagged two major presenting awards and has won plaudits on social media for her stunning dress sense.

But her stratospheric rise to fame has not been easy.

When she first hit our screens Laura faced criticism that she’d only landed on TV because of her looks - something that hurt her feelings.

She said: “I accept that as presenters we are putting ourselves out there; we’re essentially targets. I’m learning to live with it because that’s part of our job. You’re never going to please everybody.

“It would hurt me a lot more if I took it all to heart, so I take it with a pinch of salt now as much as I can."

But Laura soon proved the haters wrong, proving herself a worthy adversary to the male presenters.

She said she “wouldn’t get in the door” without her knowledge adding: "If you don’t have a grasp of what’s going on, you’re never going to get to the top.”

Laura added: "We are all striving for equality but the reaction to a woman on screen or radio is still not equal. A producer once told me that women reporters have higher to fall from.

"It stuck with me. It’s not just what you say, it’s how you look, the way your voice sounds.

"I have had it all in tweets and stuff. 'You are underweight'. 'You are overweight'. 'You have too much make-up'. 'You look tired'.

"Men have to deal with scrutiny, too. I know. But their knowledge is never attacked in the same way.

"Women have transitioned into some sports such as cricket incredibly well. But what is it about football that people can’t accept something if it’s coming out of a woman’s mouth?"

As well as succeeding in a mainly male dominated world, Laura is famous for slapping down sexist Twitter trolls with witty one-liners.

On Instagram, when one man told her to get ‘back in the kitchen’ she swiftly replied: “Ohh Mick. Nothing screams ‘I have a small penis’ more than this old phrase.”

Sad split

She might be in the public eye but Laura is fiercely protective of her private life.

Laura dated her ex Alex for eight years and was by his side while he battled testicular cancer in 2019, which later spread to his lymph nodes.

The retired prop, who played for London Irish and Northampton Saints, now hosts The Scrum Down podcast.

Laura said the split was her decision, and she's "never regretted it".

"We’d lived in each other’s pockets and breaking up with him felt like coming up for air," she explained.

She recently told The Sun: "I am single, but I'm also dating. That's a part of my life that I have learned to keep private.

"I don’t want to put my whole life out there for everybody to see. I want to keep some things like ‘that person’ more sacred."

Laura grew up in the north east before her family moved to Dagenham, London. Her mum Michelle coached rugby, and dad Steve is a former English cricket player.

A huge Arsenal fan, Laura says that while she’s living the dream in a job she loves, she wishes she could spend more time with her family.

She said last month: “I’d really love to get healthy. I want to be able to exercise more and take my dog for long walks.

"I’m just tired of feeling tired. I want to give my family and friends more of my attention. I really want to prioritise that part of my life more.”

Tipped to be propelled to superstardom, it may be a while yet before Laura gets that rest…

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