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She has received grant funding from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the Department of Defense Breast Cancer Research Program, has been a grant reviewer for both agencies, and has served on NIH study sections. Dixon Foundation.īrown’s research has also focused on examining the differences of breast cancer variants in minority populations, particularly those with West African ancestry in the U.S. “That way they would have the foundational knowledge needed to have a well-informed discussion with their physician about their options.” Brown receiving The Difference Maker Award from James M. “I wanted to ensure that individuals in the community who did not have a scientific background felt informed and empowered if they or a loved one were diagnosed with breast cancer,” she explains. Komen Foundation, to help inform the public about breast cancer. Brown felt the loss profoundly and began giving talks about the disease and doing other outreach activities, including working with the Susan G.

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Now to test to see if this only works as an updater, or whether it can be used on a clean system to do the initial install.Erika T. They sure don't want to make this easy, do they? I get that DC is the way of the future, but we ran into many issues with some of our curriculum when we installed that last year. So, apparently, 11.0.19 is not available as a 'full installer' but only as an 'updater'.

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in that email was a link for Adobe Reader Updates ( ) and at this site, if I go to the link for Reader DC for Mac I now see a link to download 11.0.19, though it is listed under the Reader DC series. Ok, more digging and I found my email from Adobe with all of my redistribution links. And I see that when I download this DMG that the installer PKG file is dated from December 3, 2014. Seems strange that none of the accessible links from Adobe make anything newer than 11.0.10 available. I have signed up for the enterprise redistribution and the link given ( ) also only shows the 11.0.10 as being the download available. I see that this devnet link does show additional versions, but the links are to an ftp server that requires authentication. Odd, I got to the 'otherversions' page by clicking the 'Do you have a different language or operating system' link from the main page.

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