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Mashup Score: 157
Background: Postdiagnosis physical activity is an important part of healthy lifestyle in cancer survivors. We aimed to examine the associations between intensit
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Mashup Score: 231The distributional consequences of Bitcoin - 19 day(s) ago
The original promise of Nakamoto (2008) to provide the world with a better global means of payment has not materialized. Instead, the focus has increasingly shi
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RT @bramk: “Not owning #Bitcoin will make you poor.” @ECB, October 12, 2024 https://t.co/pk0KtXp1IE
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Mashup Score: 232The distributional consequences of Bitcoin - 27 day(s) ago
The original promise of Nakamoto (2008) to provide the world with a better global means of payment has not materialized. Instead, the focus has increasingly shi
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RT @bramk: “Not owning #Bitcoin will make you poor.” @ECB, October 12, 2024 https://t.co/pk0KtXp1IE
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Mashup Score: 29The ethics of AI in health care: An updated mapping review - 1 month(s) ago
Artificial intelligence’s impact on healthcare is undeniable. What is less clear is whether it will be ethically justifiable. Just as we know that AI can be use
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I promised an updated version of our ethics of AI in healthcare mapping review and HERE IT IS: https://t.co/ISLSijrXSB We (me & @floridi) cover 3 classes of ethical concern at 6 levels of abstraction & then highlight 2 "bigger picture" concerns not yet discussed in the literature https://t.co/IkUkuUjvte https://t.co/Y3ZuT29IpY
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Mashup Score: 624
Background: The 2024 Lancet Commission report highlights 14 modifiable risk factors that if eliminated can prevent nearly half of dementia. The causal aspects r
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What over 400,000 @uk_biobank participants, their risk factors, labs, and genomes (with Mendelian randomization), taught us about mitigating dementia risk https://t.co/yrv4FAwU0p preprint https://t.co/iopXPf4tsk
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Mashup Score: 0The ethics of AI in health care: An updated mapping review - 1 month(s) ago
Artificial intelligence’s impact on healthcare is undeniable. What is less clear is whether it will be ethically justifiable. Just as we know that AI can be use
Source: papers.ssrn.comCategories: General Medicine News, Future of MedicineTweet-
I promised an updated version of our ethics of AI in healthcare mapping review and HERE IT IS: https://t.co/ISLSijrXSB We (me & @floridi) cover 3 classes of ethical concern at 6 levels of abstraction & then highlight 2 "bigger picture" concerns not yet discussed in the literature https://t.co/IkUkuUjvte https://t.co/Y3ZuT29IpY
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Mashup Score: 6Public Health Product Hops - 1 month(s) ago
Pharmaceutical product hops extend market monopolies and increase costs, often at the expense of patients. An integral part of product life cycle management str
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Great #IPSC2023 conference at Cardozo Law, closed out with a nice tribute to our colleague and friend @karshtedt. This piece emerged out of several conversations with Dmitry dating back to 2017. I hope he's reading it somewhere. https://t.co/4kYDdg00hz
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Mashup Score: 2Knowledge Growth and Specialization: Evidence from Oncologists - 1 month(s) ago
Do expert workers respond to growth in general knowledge by specializing and narrowing their scope? I study this empirically in the context of medical oncology.
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“These results suggest that most oncologists, who are generalists and primarily users of knowledge, may respond to knowledge growth not by specializing but by falling behind the frontier.” Knowledge Growth and Specialization: Evidence from Oncologists https://t.co/Js3ztWtCCl
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Mashup Score: 7The Drivers of Influenza Vaccination in Adults: Insights from a National Australian Survey - 2 month(s) ago
Influenza vaccination coverage is suboptimal in the Australian adult population. While coverage data is used to monitor uptake, at present, there is no syste
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@penelly Many different strategies are needed. One is to help people start a habit of a yearly flu vaccine - to help move intentions to action. The journey to flu vaccination needs to be as simple, clear and accessible as possible. Other ideas in paper https://t.co/D0dIkOrJqC 9/
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Mashup Score: 1000Car Seats as Contraception - 2 month(s) ago
Since 1977, U.S. states have passed laws steadily raising the age for which a child must ride in a car safety seat. These laws significantly raise the cost of h
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That's because it is true. https://t.co/e8eZlJUT4e https://t.co/2avyCTzVOx https://t.co/OfJe1daseP
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The association of exercise and cancer survival https://t.co/E0QcgGPFmg (preprint) @uk_biobank https://t.co/bQiIelIFHE