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WOODBRIDGE, N.J., Oct. 13, 2022 /PRNewswire/ --Soterix Medical Inc. (SMI), a global leader in non-invasive neuromodulation and synergistic brain monitoring technologies, announced today that it has been awarded a Fast Track grant from the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH). The award implements a personalized parcel-guided repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (rTMS) approach through cloud-based targeting software and validates performance in clinical trials in patients with treatment resistant depression at Columbia University. The grant follows a pilot study demonstrating that rTMS targeting a specific parcel of the Human Connectome Project (HCP) atlas led to a 100% response in patients who were resistant to the standard 5-cm rule treatment. Soterix Medical's award is for $910,000 over two years, expandable by an additional $1.4 million for follow-on pivotal clinical trials.

TMS over the left dorsolateral prefrontal cortex is currently an FDA-approved treatment for treatment-refractory depression but only partially effective, with response and remission rates of ~41% and ~35% respectively.

Dr. Dennis Truong, Scientist at Soterix Medical and Principal Investigator of the project says, "Using a proprietary parcel-guided targeting approach, we will develop a software enabling clinicians to perform rTMS procedures for their patients with higher accuracy. This novel technology may revolutionize the field of rTMS, with the potential to cure millions of people from debilitating depressive episodes, who would not otherwise recover. Our ultimate goal is to develop an FDA approved targeting algorithm for standard TMS-resistant Treatment resistant Depression."

Soterix Medical already holds FDA clearance for Neuronavigationthat is intended for the accurate positioning of treatment coil during rTMS. If successful, the final system will be a cloud-based application that can be integrated with any rTMS and Neuronavigation system.

R&D Engineer Mr. Alex Guillen adds, "Leveraging the Human Connectome Project atlas to guide personalized rTMS therapy is currently beyond the capability of conventional rTMS providers. Our cloud-based solution will enable practitioners to use this state-of-the-art targeting approach. Moreover, the software in principle would permit analogous targeting of alternative stimulation sites for other neuropsychiatric conditions."

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Kindra Neely beautifully captures her journey of healing through art and her personal hope in her debut graphic memoir, Numb to This. Numb to This was released on October 11, 2022, and is a searing and heartbreaking look into Neelys experience surviving a mass shooting and the aftermath of living through such trauma. Through stunning art, readers will see the impact of gun control and gun violence from a human and personal lens. It is a perspective that isnt seen or heard nearly enough in a world where many are too invested in their opinions to listen to the stories that matter.

Numb to This follows Neelys earlier life growing up in Texas before a drive-by shooting caused her and her mother to move to Oregon. Oregon was Neelys mothers hometown and she, too, began to think of it as home as she made friends, grew older, and graduated high school. Upon graduation, she decided to attend Umpqua Community College. However, on October 1, 2015, her life changed forever when an armed shooter opened fire on campus, taking the lives of 8 students and a professor. Neely is left trying to pick up the pieces of her life while struggling with trauma, fearing asking for help, and being struck with every subsequent incident of gun violence that occurs.

While Neely offers an honest and heartbreaking picture of the aftermath of living through trauma, she also captures small pieces of hope. She finds hope in her journey to art, learning to heal through art, and learning to ask for help. Additionally, she still very much believes that gun violence can be fixed. I had the honor to speak to Neely about her powerful graphic memoir debut. We talked about the importance of listening to others, maintaining sensitivity in the media, and her discovery of art and its healing power.

Rachel Ulatowski (TMS): Numb to This explores the necessity of listening. In a world where everyone has a story, how do people succeed in making themselves heard? Likewise, how do people with stories prevent themselves from disrupting the voices of others?

Kindra Neely: It took a really long time to feel like I was being heard and I think persistence in a world that moves through story and information quickly is key. There were plenty of times that I felt discouraged but each time I did feel seen by someone it was such a weight off my shoulders that I knew I wanted to create something that helped others feel seen too.

In terms of not speaking over or disrupting others, it can be difficult. I think theres a mindfulness and a sort of humility that comes with both sharing and listening to others. In my mind, I see this book as a turn in a conversation rather than a speech. Im not the authority on all things post-mass shooting, but I am a voice that adds pieces to the story that are not often seen.

TMS: How do survivors of gun violence perceive each subsequent mass shooting differently from those who havent experienced it?

Neely: There is a sort of intimate understanding, having been through it ourselves, of what the people of that community are going through and what they will go through in the subsequent months. Its the difference between sympathy and empathy. For me, theres a particular sort of grief and devastation in knowing that its happened to another person.

TMS: Numb to This gave readers several stomach-churning examples of insensitive, numb journalists who cared more about penning a breaking story than for the survivors of gun violence. What are some ways that journalists and the media can approach coverage of mass shootings in a more sensitive manner?

Neely: I think the golden rule of treat others how youd like to be treated applies really well here. Its important for the story to get out there and for people to be informed, but not at the expense of further traumatizing and exploiting people in crisis. Would you want people coming to your home after you found out your family member was murdered? How would you feel if you were waiting in a classroom to be evacuated and a news channel was messaging you for details online?

I did have some good experiences with journalists from Roseburg that were very careful with what they asked, and treated the matter seriously. I guess theres some disconnect with larger news sources interviewing or reporting on communities that are not their own.

TMS: In Numb to This, you chronicle your participation in March for Our Lives and how it wasnt the healing experience you expected it to be. Can you tell us more about what the March for Our Lives meant for survivors of gun violence? In what ways was it coming to a head on gun violence and in what ways did it fall short for survivors?

Neely: I dont know if I can speak to what March For Our Lives meant for other survivors or if and how it fell short for them. When we talk about survivors of gun violence, that is a large and diverse group of people and experiences ranging from mass shootings to police brutality and domestic violence. I think in the very least, having a physical show of support as large as that, gave a boost of confidence and security that this issue is important to society. I love that the March For Our Lives covered gun violence as a whole and not just mass shootings because theyre not separate issues. The same ideology and problems that are at the root of police brutality and domestic violence are also at the root of most mass shootings. That awareness of their intertwining helps others make those connections when they otherwise wouldnt have.

TMS: When did you first discover your talent for art and how did it aid in your healing?

Neely: Like most people, I definitely loved to draw and create when I was younger. I didnt start really exploring art until I was in college though. I took ceramics and a few courses at UCC and I just had a blast creating. Part of that earlier experience was working on a memorial mosaic at UCC for the students and professor that we lost that day. Almost from the beginning there was an intermingling of art and healing.

I loved working on that mosaic. There was an indescribable relationship between me and the act of service that I was doing. It gave me a place to sit unapologetically with grief and to offer the same once it was completed. Art really gave me a more fluid language to express emotions and feelings that I couldnt otherwise say.

TMS: What kind of message do you hope your graphic novel will share with readers who have experienced trauma but are afraid to ask for help?

Neely: I hope it gives them the courage that it gave me. I hope that in seeing someone else struggle to find their way, they can see that its never too late to ask for help. No matter how dark or far you think youve fallen, there are people that will help you back up.

TMS: In your graphic novel, you mention feeling hopeless, rather than pointless, but that hopelessness is a better place to be because it means there is some belief. What beliefs or personal hopes do you still have regarding the issue of gun violence?

Neely: I firmly believe that gun violence in all its forms can be fixed. For some that might seem nave or frivolously optimistic, but I dont say that with the idea that it will be easy or simple. Its going to take a lot of really difficult work and years of transition, but its doable.

Theres power in positivity when its coming from an authentic and grounded place. I hope to use that and my experience of getting there to help others reach that conclusion too.

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In Radcliff, Army veteran Kevin Smith changes his shirt and wipes off his boots before he enters Oasis TMS, a place he has been visiting at least every week for the past year and a half.

Kevin sits down at a chair and has a peculiar-looking skullcap put on by intake coordinator Sarah Johnson, and the treatment begins.

He owns and operates a landscaping and excavating business with his wife, Annette Smith. Every Wednesday, he takes some time out of his morning for his therapy after working outside.

Transcranial magnetic simulation, a physical therapy for the brain, has has helped Kevin with his depression and been more effective than numerous other treatments he has tried.

Kevin retired from the United States Army in 2000. He then went to work at a local Burger King franchise as a district manager.

He said the job was stressful, but nothing he couldnt do. After leaving the job, he said it triggered his first major bout with depression. Shortly before leaving the job, a house fire destroyed their home.

It was so fast. I couldnt believe it. I mean, it happened (leaving the job) and then, two or three hours later, I was in full-fledged depression, Kevin said.

He said he had always had anxiety and some PTSD. Kevin said he served in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, among other places. He said with some therapy and medication, he was able to get out of that bout within eight months.

In 2016, he and Annette began their business. It was doing well, and they had been going to Florida every winter to visit with his brother who had moved there.

In 2020, Kevin said he was in the camper traveling home from Florida when he suddenly started to not feel well. He said, by the time he got home, it was clear he was depressed again.

Kevin described his depression as dry spaghetti noodles that have fallen to the floor, scattered, and hes frantically trying to pick everything up and get it organized. He said, at one point in his depression, he lost 80 pounds and found himself not wanting to do anything.

During both bouts of depression, Kevin had thought about suicide, and had attempted to kill himself with a gun, but it failed.

Medication wasnt working. He then spent two nights voluntarily in rehabilitation at the veteran affairs clinic in Louisville. He said it wasnt helpful, so he checked out of it.

Kevin then attended a three-week inpatient program in Chillicothe, Ohio. He went reluctantly, but said the program helped him to meet and talk with soldiers like him who were also going through what he was going through.

When he got home, he said he wasnt feeling well again after two days. However, at inpatient, he found out about TMS therapy.

Currently, TMS is FDA approved to treat depression and OCD. A typical TMS therapy session involves a patient coming, sitting down and being given a cap which helps to aim at the brains dorsolateral prefrontal cortex. That part of the brain, when underactive for some patients, can result in depression.

Then, an MRI-strength magnet is placed on that spot, and for 18 and a half minutes, magnetic pulses from it are sent through. Typically, patients go for a handful of weeks, five days a week.

Holly Wolfe, Oasis TMS area director, said she was the first employee hired onto the company.

Wolfe said TMS therapy has been around since the 1980s. Wolfe said that TMS is not like electric shock therapy, which can be painful.

During Kevins weekly therapy, he said the only kind of physical feeling he experiences during it is a slight tingle. His eyebrow will also move involuntarily. Other side effects patients might have are headaches, which eventually dissipate.

Wolfe said the magnet opens up lines of communication for that part of the brains pathways. TMS can also make a patients medications more effective.

She said there are ongoing studies that are looking to use TMS to treat addiction, especially cocaine, and ADHD.

Theres a lot of stuff in the pipeline, Wolfe said.

Dave Easterling is the founder of Oasis TMS. He mostly works in custom software development and founded the company after seeing his sister, who has MS, anxiety and depression, have positive results after going to TMS therapy.

I was surprised just how successful TMS was and how long it had been around. Its FDA approved and insurance covers it and I was like, Why doesnt everybody know about this? he said.

Oasis TMS currently has the clinic in Radcliff, one in Louisville and two in the Indianapolis area. Easterling said he would like to have 25 clinics open in the next five years. He said theyre currently seeing 30 patients across all the clinics, but is expecting closer to 50 patients by the end of the year.

Id just like to see it be much more pervasive. Because it really, really helps people, Easterling said.

Annette said that within two weeks of starting the program, he and Kevin could tell a difference. She said, at one point, Kevin was on 13 different medications. Now, hes on two.

After his five-week treatment, Kevin has continued to go do TMS therapy for the past year or so, going in once a week for maintenance.

Wolfe said that 70% to 80% of Oasis TMSs patient population has had success with the therapy. She said she has treated patients between 16 to 84 years old.

However, she said TMS therapy is not a quick fix. Other treatments like medication are still necessary depending on the case.

Its another tool in their tool belt that they can use to decrease the symptoms, Johnson said.

Wolfe Insurance companies have covered the treatment, but have needed proof to show that other antidepressant methods have failed. Kevin said his is paid for through VA benefits.

He said, when October starts, hell start going to TMS therapy twice a month. In January, he and his family will be going on a trip for almost three weeks. He said he wants to see if being away from the therapy will have any effect.

Annette said she had a Vietnam War veteran uncle who died by suicide. She said she wants more veterans to know about this treatment and the effect it had on her husband.

Theres something out there that can help them so that they dont get to the point of suicide, Annette said.

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A good time was not had by all at Texas Motor Speedway over the weekend. (Photos courtesy of NASCAR)

By John Sturbin | Senior WriterRacinToday.com

FORT WORTH, Texas NASCARs Playoff weekend at Texas Motor Speedway provided compelling story lines via the feel-good victories scored by Tyler Reddick and Noah Gragson in their respective Cup and Xfinity series races.

Unfortunately, the on-track action around the high-banked/1.5-mile oval was almost an after-thought considering it played-out against a backdrop of blown Goodyear tires, flash fires and a flurry of grinding wall-bangers. Indeed, the overall cluster-effect conveniently fed into the narrative that The Great American Speedway is in need of a reconfiguration, repave and reboot.

A hot topic all summer on social media, the possible reconfiguration of TMS went all-out on the record Friday morning courtesy of reigning Cup Series champion Kyle Larson. Asked his opinion on how to improve the quality of racing on TMS uniquely-banked layout, Larson offered this not-so-subtle suggestion to the brain trust of Speedway Motorsports led by President and CEO Marcus G. Smith.

I would like them to demolish this place first, and then start over from scratch, Larson said.

Ouch! That was not what Smith and/or Mark Faber _ who began his tenure as TMS Executive Vice President and General Manager on Aug. 22 _ needed to digest over coffee and Krispy Kremes.

Tyler Reddick takes the checkers at TMS. (Photo by James Gilbert/Getty Images)

However, the quality of racing here in NASCARs three national touring series and the NTT IndyCar Series has come under increasing driver, fan and media scrutiny since completion of a major capital improvement project in March 2017.

Announced on Jan. 6, 2017 by Smith and former TMS President and General Manager Eddie Gossage, the key element was reduction of the banking in Turns 1 and 2 from 24 to 20 degrees. The Turn 1 apron also was flattened and widened. The banking in Turns 3 and 4 remained at 24 degrees and the entire layout was repaved. The intent was to break TMS out of the cookie-cutter mold associated with intermediate tracks and create added passing opportunities.

Complicating the issue, however, is the fact NASCAR has continued to apply a traction compound/resin that, if not properly heat-activated, reduces the racing surface to a single, slippery bottom lane. That compound has proven especially problematic for passing in the IndyCar Series.

Well, for one, they did a very poor job with the reconfiguration, initial reconfiguration, said Larson, the Hendrick Motorsports ace who won the 17th annual AutoTrader EchoPark Automotive 500 Cup Playoff race in October 2021 en route to his championship. I think I would like to see them go change it from your mile-and-a-half to something shorter. If I could build a track, itd probably be a three-quarter-mile Bristol _ basically pavement and progressive banking, all that. I dont know if thats even possible herebut anything would be better than what they did.

On Sunday, Reddick emerged as the fourth non-Playoff driver in as many 2022 races to earn a victory. Reddick led the final 24 laps of the 18th annual AEA 500 on his way to a 1.19-second victory over Playoff contender Joey Logano. The win was Reddicks first in Cup on an oval, following victories earlier this season at Road America in Elkhart Lake, Wis., and the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Road-Course.

Reddick, of Richard Childress Racing, led three times for a race-high 70 laps in the 334-lap/501-miler that set Cup track records for most lead changes (36), most leaders (19) cautions (16), caution laps (91) and longest race (4 hours, 21 minutes, 53 seconds). Included in the latter figure was a 56-minute red flag stoppage for unexpected lightning strikes and light rain in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex.

Reddick, who fell two points short of advancing into the current Round of 12, continued the streak of a non-Playoff winners that began in the opening three-race Round of 16. Reddick followed Erik Jones (Darlington Raceway), Bubba Wallace (Kansas Speedway) and native Texan Chris Buescher (Bristol Motor Speedway) in the role of spoilers.

Chief among the tire issue victims Sunday was 2020 Cup champion Chase Elliott, who was leading on Lap 184 when the right rear tire on his Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet blew exiting Turn 4. The No. 9 NAPA Auto Parts Camaro ZL1 slapped the wall with its right rear quarter panel and then the right front fender, sparking a brief fire before coasting into the infield grass. The Playoff point-leader as the race began, Elliott finished 32nd in the 36-car field and fell to eighth in the standings, 26 points behind new leader Logano.

Earlier, Cup regular Cody Ware of family-owned Rick Ware Racing escaped serious injury in a scary crash on Lap 168. Wares No. 51 Ford Mustang whacked the Turn 4 wall at speed, with the impact wadding-up the cars right front suspension. Disabled, the car slid down the 24-degree banking and onto pit road where it slammed the inside retaining wall before stopping in the box of BJ McLeod. Ware exited the cockpit with assistance of the tracks safety crew, but collapsed when he tried to stand up.

Ware was treated and released from the tracks infield care center after experiencing discomfort in his ankle. A team spokesman said Ware did not suffer a concussion and flew back with his team to North Carolina Sunday night.

Trigger-fingers immediately pointed in the direction of Goodyear and Director of Racing Greg Stucker. Team-owner Childress pointed out he and Randall Burnett, crew chief on Reddicks No. 8 Lenovo/ThinkEdge Chevy, had opted for a conservative approach to tire pressures after Saturdays practice and qualifying.

Goodyear builds a great tire, Childress said. This was a great tire that Goodyear built for us. Like Randall said, theres a fine line to push that limit. It wasnt the tire as much as it is trying to be as competitive as you can.

Stucker said this particular tire compound package was introduced at Kansas Speedway, specifically for use on 1.5-mile intermediate layouts.

Were getting as much information from the teams, trying to understand where they are regarding their settings _ air pressures, cambers, suspension and so on, Stucker said during an impromptu infield media center presser. For sure, I can say without a doubt air pressure is playing into it. We know where a lot of the guys are, some more aggressive than others. We know that plays a part. Im not saying thats the only thing but its certainly a factor.

We know a lot of guys have had not had issues _ in fact, guys put full-runs on tires. But obviously, other guys have had issues so well be working with them to try to sort through exactly what that is and how theyre different from other guys.

Stucker added the aggressiveness ramped-up once racing resumed on Lap 224, after the red-flag downtime. We were running considerably faster than what we were before (the stoppage), so all those factors come into play, Stucker said. The resin, I think, kept the racetrack extremely fast. There was very little tire fall-off and when the bottoms not working the guys could move up (one lane). All those factors play into it. No excuses, were just trying to find exactly whats going on.

If you look at races these days, people dont ride very much anymore. When the green flag falls everybodys up on the wheel and they race hard. Everybodys trying to win so everybody gets aggressive. The tire is a new element, thats why we supply the data on setups.

Reddick suggested that all teams are still compiling information on NASCARs Next Gen Chevy Camaros, Ford Mustangs and Toyota Camrys. Sundays race was the first point-paying event at TMS for the Next Gen, which made its competitive albeit non-point debut at TMS during the 38th annual NASCAR All-Star Race in May.

Its a brand-new car, Reddick said. Its the first time in the history of our sport weve gone to an 18-inch wheel and independent rear suspension. All these things are way different, the diffuser. All these things, way different. Were all learning together. Unfortunately, just the nature of it, were having tire failures.

I dont really know all the details on this, to be honest. But I do feel like Goodyear will be able to correct this. I just think as these cars have gotten faster and were getting more speed out of them, hypothetically speaking, were putting the cars through more load and more stress on the tire than they ever really thought we would be.

Scott Miller, NASCARs senior vice president of competition, assured that Goodyear is working to eliminate tire failure. Were all learning about the setups, the tires, Miller said. Goodyear is learning about the construction, the new wheel. Its part of a learningits an unfortunate part of a learning process.

Asked about a possible reconfiguration of TMS, Miller said, Well, I think the general consensus _ this is just is my opinion _ this has been a difficult track to race on for a while now. What the plans are for it, anything like that, I dont have any details on any of that. But if you ask the drivers, if you ask the crew chiefs, its been a difficult place over the years, for sure.

The summers reconfiguration rumors were led by a possible copying of the recent revamping of the 1.54-mile Atlanta Motor Speedway in Hampton, Ga. A sister Speedway Motorsports facility to TMS, the D-shaped layout now is NASCARs highest-banked intermediate track. Banking was increased from 24 degrees to 28 degrees, while the racing surface was narrowed from 55-feet to 40-feet. The tracks straightaways have remained at 5-degrees.

Ive heard of those reconfiguration rumors (at TMS), for sure, said Logano, the 2018 Cup champion and driver of the No. 22 AAA Ford fielded by Team Penske. I dont know whats truth or whats rumor. My only opinion is dont make it like Atlanta. Were all (drivers) on the same page, so hopefully Marcus listens to the drivers this time.

Or, maybe Marcus might listen to NASCAR superstar Dale Earnhardt Jr. Winner of his first Xfinity and Cup series races here in 1998 and 2000, respectively, Junior chimed-in after Saturdays 18th annual Andys Frozen Custard 300. The 2022 Xfinity Playoffs opener was won by JR Motorsports Gragson, whose fourth consecutive victory tied a record set by Sam Ard in 1983.

Gragson, driver of the No. 9 Bass Pro Shops/True Timber/BRCC Chevrolet Camaro, finished 1.238-seconds in front of fellow-Playoff contender Austin Hill and his No. 21 Bennett Transportation and Logistics Chevy. However, only eight of 38 starters completed a 200-lapper marred by two major crashes and nine cautions for 52 laps.

Heres the reality of the situation, said Junior, on-site as the owner of JR Motorsports and as analyst for NBC Sports telecast. Obviously, the grandstands are going to stay and the condos in Turn 2 arent going anywhere. I doubt that Big Hoss (giant TV) is going anywhere. So, whatever youre going to do has to fit in this footprint. So, a half-mile short track is not happening and a 2.5-mile superspeedway is not happening. Whatever happens has to kind of fit where the track is now. With those parameters, what do you do with this track?

Honestly, I think that I would either do one of two options, and Im scared to put them out here. I would revert back to the original configuration in Turns 1 and 2 and leave Turns 3 and 4 the way its been. Go back to the way the place was before they changed (Turns) 1 and 2 or I meanthey could just repave the treated part of the racetrack. They could leave the bottom two grooves the way they are and literally just pave the upper grooves that have been treated. That new asphalt would have more grip, more speed, guys would be running up there. Youd basically have the racetrack you have now but without the treatment on it.

I think the treatment is a lot of our problem. We put this on the track and it grips and its great but I think long-term you dont want this stuff on the surface. Its re-apply and re-apply and re-apply and its got to be kind of affecting the asphalt in a negative way. So you see guys go up there and (say), I cant mess with it until we activate it. I think for a long period of time you dont want to be putting this on the surface of the racetrack.

I wonder where we might be today with this (tarmac) untreated _ entirely untreated. Thats basically what I think about it. I know that Marcus would love to put Atlanta 2.0 here but I really dont believe thats whats going to happen. I dont think anybody wants another Atlanta.

Parker Kligerman (racer/broadcaster) said it best. He said, This place should be different than anything else _ not like Atlanta, not like anything. Texas only offers X, Y and Z. Thats a great way to think about it going in _ how can you offer something that you dont get anywhere else? And so, start there.

Editors Note:John Sturbin is a Texas-based journalist specializing in motorsports. During a near 30-year career with the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, he won the Bloys Britt Award for top motorsports story of the year (1991) as judged by The Associated Press; received the National Hot Rod Associations Media Award (1995) and several in-house Star-Telegram honors. He also was inaugural recipient of the Texas Motor Speedway Excellence in Journalism Award (2009). His list of freelance clients includes Texas Motor Speedway, the Dallas Morning News, New York Newsday, Rome (N.Y.) Daily Sentinel, Corpus Christi (Texas) Caller Times, NASCAR Wire Service, Ford Racing and Used Car Dealer magazine).

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FORT WORTH Reigning NASCAR Cup Series champion Kyle Larson has a not-so-subtle suggestion for improving the quality of racing on Texas Motor Speedways uniquely banked 1.5-mile oval.

Fire up the bulldozers, Speedway Motorsports hierarchy, and have at it.

I would like them to demolish this place first and then start over from scratch, Larson said Saturday in the infield media center. The quality of racing here in NASCARs three national touring series and the NTT IndyCar Series has come under increasing driver, fan and media scrutiny since completion of a major improvement project in March 2017.

Rumors about an offseason reconfiguration and repaving emerged as a hot topic heading into Sundays 18th annual AutoTrader EchoPark Automotive 500.

Announced on Jan. 6, 2017, by Speedway Motorsports president and CEO Marcus Smith and former TMS president and general manager Eddie Gossage, the key element was reduction of the banking in turns one and two from 24 to 20 degrees. The turn one apron also was flattened and widened. The banking in turns three and four remained at 24 degrees, and the entire layout was repaved. The intent was to break TMS out of the cookie-cutter mold associated with intermediate tracks and create added passing opportunities.

Complicating the issue, however, is the fact NASCAR continues to apply a traction compound that if not properly heat-activated reduces the racing surface to a single bottom lane. That compound has proved especially problematic for passing in the IndyCar Series.

Well, for one, they did a very poor job with the reconfiguration, initial reconfiguration, said Larson, the Hendrick Motorsports ace who won this playoff event last October. I think I would like to see them go change it from your mile-and-a-half to something shorter. If I could build a track, itd probably be a three-quarter-mile Bristol basically pavement and progressive banking, all that. I dont know if thats even possible here but anything would be better than what they did.

Reconfiguration rumors ramped up on social media over the summer, led by a possible change to the recent revamping of the 1.54-mile Atlanta Motor Speedway. AMS banking was increased from 24 to 28 degrees and its tarmac narrowed from 55 to 45 feet weed the latter element resembling the width of the 2.5-mile Daytona International Speedway.

Smith declined to address the rumor earlier this month in a series of emailed questions pertaining to the August hiring of Mark Faber as TMS third chief executive.

John Sturbin is a senior writer atRacinToday.com, based in Fort Worth. He can be contacted atjsturbin@racintoday.com.

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DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "Transportation Management System Market - Global Forecast to 2027" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

The publisher forecasts the global transportation management system market is expected to grow from USD 11.7 billion in 2022 to USD 28.0 billion by 2027, at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 19.1%

The emerging technologies are digitalizing the entire end-to-end transportation process for the transportation industry while reducing the costs of a range of business processes is expected to drive the TMS market.

Modern businesses are mostly dependent on technology, in which large enterprises have their own IT department for managing and maintaining business processes, whereas, most startups and SMEs do not have a proper IT department system. The reason being, it requires extra cost to manage and maintain an IT department.

So, most of the SMEs and startups adopt the cloud-based transportation management system, where they can reap the benefits of an IT department through a cloud management system without needing to employ extra staff at extra costs. This facilitates in-house employees to focus on day-to-day business operations.

The flexibility in storage of the cloud-based transportation management system offers scalability, which is very important for SMEs and will help them with unpredictable growth during the first year of the business operation.

The cloud-based transportation management system offers cost savings and an attractive pay-as-you-go model, such as real-time payment through the cloud, while buying products that enable SMEs to establish themselves as efficient and competitive players among other enterprises.

SMEs can also use the cloud-based transportation management system to drive corporate strategies that enhance revenue and profits. Hence, the cloud transportation management system market is estimated to grow during the forecast period, and there are huge opportunities for cloud transportation management system providers due to the high adoption rate by SMEs.

The consulting segment to record the highest market share during the forecast period

In the transportation management system market by services, consulting segment is expected to hold the largest market size. Consulting services provide a cost-effective way to ensure performance at the highest level of in-house staff.

Also, it is important for end-users as certain companies do not have the expertise to understand the complexities involved in configuring TMS. The need to address specific business-process requirements most feasibly will drive the segment.

The SMES segment is expected to grow with the highest CAGR during the forecast period

In the transportation management system market by organization size, the SMEs segment is expected to record the highest CAGR during the forecast period.

The adoption of advanced technologies, such as cloud computing, big data tools, data-driven demand forecasting, and analysis would help SMEs grow in the TMS market. Also the need for SMEs to expand their businesses while increasing productivity and achieving greater RoI would drive the segment.

The cloud segment to record the highest market share during the forecast period

In the transportation management system market by deployment mode, cloud segment is expected to hold the largest market size. Cloud-based solutions and applications are being leveraged by various organizations all over the globe The need for easy deployment, scalability, enhanced collaboration, and cost-effectiveness would boost cloud segment.

North America is expected to have a largest market share during the forecast period

North America is estimated to dominate the transportation management system market and is projected to record the largest market share during the forecast period. The region has been segmented into US and Canada.

The transportation sector in North America is undertaken strong efforts to raise resource efficiency using advance technologies. The region has witnessed the earliest adoption of cloud computing and mobile technologies, which has been significantly responsive to adopting TMS solutions and services. Also the presence of key TMS vendor in the region would drive the market growth.

Competitive landscape

The report covers the competitive landscape and profiling of the major players, namely Oracle, SAP, Manhattan Associates, C H Robinson, Mercurygate International, Blueyonder, E2Open, Transplace, Alpega TMS, Trimble, Descartes, Worldwide Express, Infor Inc., Wisetech Global, Generix Group.

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LYON, France, September 26, 2022 -- EDAP TMS SA (Nasdaq: EDAP) (the Company), the global leader in robotic therapeutic ultrasound, announced today it will host a urology expert panel and live Focal One technology demonstration on September 29, 2022 at 8am Eastern Time at the Langham Hotel in New York City.

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About EDAP TMS SAA recognized leader in the global therapeutic ultrasound market, EDAP TMS develops, manufactures, promotes and distributes worldwide minimally invasive medical devices for various pathologies using ultrasound technology. By combining the latest technologies in imaging and treatment modalities in its complete range of Robotic HIFU devices, EDAP TMS introduced the Focal One in Europe and in the U.S. as an answer to all requirements for ideal prostate tissue ablation. With the addition of the ExactVu Micro-Ultrasound device, EDAP TMS is now the only company offering a complete solution from diagnostics to focal treatment of Prostate Cancer. EDAP TMS also produces and distributes other medical equipment including the Sonolith i-move lithotripter and lasers for the treatment of urinary tract stones using extra-corporeal shockwave lithotripsy (ESWL). For more information on the Company, please visit http://www.edap-tms.com, and us.hifu-prostate.com.

Forward-Looking StatementsIn addition to historical information, this press release contains forward-looking statements. Such statements are based on management's current expectations and are subject to a number of risks and uncertainties, including matters not yet known to us or not currently considered material by us, and there can be no assurance that anticipated events will occur or that the objectives set out will actually be achieved. Important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from the results anticipated in the forward-looking statements include, among others, the clinical status and market acceptance of our HIFU devices and the continued market potential for our lithotripsy and distribution divisions, as well as the length and severity of the COVID-19 pandemic, including its impacts across our businesses on demand for our devices and services. Factors that may cause such a difference may also include, but are not limited to, those described in the Company's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission and in particular, in the sections "Cautionary Statement on Forward-Looking Information" and "Risk Factors" in the Company's Annual Report on Form 20-F.

Company ContactBlandine ConfortInvestor Relations / Legal AffairsEDAP TMS SA+33 4 72 15 31 50bconfort@edap-tms.com

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e2log Founder and CEO, Adolph Colaco, and Wipro Associate Vice President & Global Head, Supply Chain Practice, Sanil Mahajan, to co-present on how composable supply chains of the future will be powered by technologies that enable end-to-end orchestration of international logistics.

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HOUSTON, Sept. 26, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- e2log Founder & CEO, Adolph Colaco, andWipro Associate Vice President & Global Head, Supply Chain Practice, Sanil Mahajan, will co-present, "How Technology Accelerates Logistics Engines That Drive Global Supply Chains" at the Gartner Supply Chain Symposium/Xpo 2022, in London on September 29.

"International logistics is the tail that wags the global supply chain dog. Point solutions like visibility and booking platforms or even traditional TMS don't adequately handle the complexity and challenges of international logistics. Platforms that enable end-to-end orchestration will streamline international logistics and unlock value for global supply chains," said Colaco.

"We are excited to be collaborating with e2log to provide technology-enabled solutions, integrated with Wipro's extensive Supply Chain operational capabilities, that allow international logisticians to reduce their reliance on time-consuming manual work across fragmented systems. It will transform their function into one that's more data-driven and strategic,"said Mahajan.

Colaco and Mahajan will provide behind-the-scenes insight into the value that an orchestrated end-to-end international logistics model provides, coupled with exclusive insight into the outcomes that can be achieved.

Learn more about orchestrating end-to-end international logistics while attending the Gartner Supply Chain Symposium/Xpo. Visit us at booth #312.

About Gartner Supply Chain Symposium/XpoGartner Supply Chain Symposium/Xpo delivers the must-have insights, strategies and frameworks for CSCOs and supply chain leaders to drive impact within their organizations. Supply chain leaders will gather to gain a strategic view of the trends disrupting their business and the insights and frameworks they can use to prepare for disruption, enable digital transformation and build sustainability as a competitive advantage. GARTNER and SUPPLY CHAIN SYMPOSIUM/XPO are registered trademarks and service marks of Gartner, Inc. and/or its affiliates in the U.S. and internationally and are used herein with permission. All rights reserved.

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About e2loge2log is an end-to-end orchestration platform for international logistics. Developed to streamline the shipping of complex international cargo, e2log provides logisticians the power to increase operational efficiency with tools like a freight booking engine, a global TMS, and digital control towers. Gain a single view of international shipments across different activities, analyze and improve service provider performance, reduce administration and make better decisions. Plan, execute, and deliver complex projects on time while gaining the insight you've always wanted with intuitive dashboards built on reliable data, including the power to track scope 3 emissions globally.www.e2log.com

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