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    Context This review was undertaken to provide information concerning the advancement of research in the area of COVID-19 screening and testing during the worldwide pandemic from December 2019 through April 2023. In this review, we have examined the safety, effectiveness, and practicality of utilizing trained scent dogs in clinical and public situations for COVID-19 screening. Specifically,…

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    • “COVID-19 scent dog research highlights and synthesis during the pandemic of December 2019−April 2023” by Tommy Dickey et al. Journal of Osteopathic Medicine https://t.co/7QthOsg8Vh 2/2 https://t.co/bL9jpWTeh9

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    Personalized decision making targets the behavior of a specific individual, while population-based decision making concerns a subpopulation resembling that individual. This article clarifies the distinction between the two and explains why the former leads to more informed decisions. We further show that by combining experimental and observational studies, we can obtain valuable information about…

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    • Personalized decision making: A conceptual introduction https://t.co/oU3HT3Ugve via @yudapearl et al @RichardLehman1

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    Context Some racial and ethnic groups are underrepresented in the medical field because they face unique barriers to admission to medical school. One admission requirement that can present a barrier for applicants is the physician letter of recommendation (PLOR). Undergraduate students report confusion with the application process and lack of mentorship to be two of their biggest challenges to…

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    • Most DO-granting medical schools require applicants to submit a letter of recommendation from a practicing physician. But schools that have this requirement receive half as many applications from Black applicants than those who don’t. https://t.co/CdzfCN7HMi

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    Social media has unprecedentedly impacted the world, and this includes patients and physicians alike. This article provides a glimpse of the pros and cons of social media to both parties, and how, despite its pitfalls, rheumatologists can put its use in daily practice to help bridge the gap between, and among, rheumatologists and patients to ultimately improve patient outcomes.

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    • Was asked to lecture then write this and I'm so very happy it was published. "Social media and the patient – on education and empowerment" @APLAR_org - Read on https://t.co/tZQdwmU7vW @degruyter_pub

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    Combined awareness about the power and limitations of bioinformatics and molecular biology enables advanced research based on high-throughput data. Despite an increasing demand of scientists with a combined background in both fields, the education of dry and wet lab subjects are often still separated. This work describes an example of integrated education with a focus on genomics and…

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    • RT @ResearchGenome: "Life scientists benefit from (basic) programming skills" https://t.co/Pkp8WqiDpp #Bioinformatics #OpenScience #DataSc…