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Study pinpoints predictors of timely enrollment in therapy for opioid use disorder For people living with opioid use disorder, the path to treatment is not always clear-cut. Sometimes, theres no path at all. The gap between those recommended for medications for opioid use disorder -- with methadone, buprenorphine or other medications prescribed -- and those who ultimately receive it is wide and persisting. At the epicenter, accounting for more than one third of individuals with an opioid use di...

Central Asia’s River Civilizations Vanished due to Climate Change, not Mongol Invasion Written by AZoCleantechDec 16 2020 According to a new study, the long-held view that Central Asia’s medieval river civilizations were destroyed directly due to the Mongol invasion in the early 13 th century CE is not right. Researchers investigate an abandoned medieval canal, Otrar oasis, Kazakhstan. Image Credit: University of Lincoln. The Aral Sea basin located in Central Asia and the significant rivers...

New AI Could Help Stroke Survivors Get the Right Treatment Written by AZoRoboticsDec 15 2020 Japanese scientists have created an AI that could soon assist stroke survivors to receive the appropriate treatment by sensing the post-stroke depression (PSD) type of a patient—a neuropsychiatric manifestation often observed but usually ignored after a stroke and could weaken the functional recovery. Associated neurological symptoms tend to hinder the detection of post-stroke depression. Researchers ...

New AI tool may soon offer the right treatment for stroke survivors An AI developed by Japanese researchers might soon help stroke survivors get the right treatment by detecting a patients post-stroke depression (PSD) type, a frequently seen but often overlooked neuropsychiatric manifestation after a stroke that could impair functional recovery. The AI was developed by Hiroshima University (HU) researchers using a probabilistic artificial neural network called log-linearized Gaussian mixture ne...

Teenagers with severe obesity and type 2 diabetes can benefit from bariatric surgery Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in patients with type 2 diabetes, and youth with severe obesity and type 2 diabetes face a high risk of developing cardiovascular disease during their lifetime. However, in a recently published study in Surgery for Obesity and Related Diseases, researchers at Childrens Hospital Colorado (Childrens Colorado) determined that the long-term risk of cardiovascula...

For supposed pro-clinton or pro-trump sentiment. then he took that level of bias and said according to my findings in studies about other elections in india, australia, in other foreign countries, that level of bias would produce this many million approximately votes affected in this election. so people who criticized the study say, you cant take the results in an indian legislative election and apply them to the 2016 american election. if youre going to assess how votes -- >> its not apples to ...

That i understand that the people who did the study dont invest the same significance that the president is trying to ascribe to it. but the idea that someone messed with how people processed information, he only accepts if it was bad for him, not if it was good for him. >> right. i think weve seen over and over, chris, the president has no regard for consistency. there are charges that he refuses to accept against himself that he will make about others, when the time is right for him. he will r...

You would have to approach the sample with whether or not they changed outcome based on that. >> and the study author says he has no evidence that anything was deliberately manipulated. he said this may have been unconscious biassed. >> i guarantee you somebody is going to get people together and do the exact same thing showing them things that were written during the campaign that were bs from troll farm and is the president, i will bet you lunch anywhere, will reject the methodology and findin...

Responded, put up the tweet. the debunked study youre referring to was based on 21 undecided voters. for context, thats about half the number of people associated with your campaign who have been indicted. is that accurate? >> what the study author did is get 95 people from around the country to rate search results for supposed pro-clinton or pro-trump sentiment. then he took that level of bias and said according to my findings in studies about other elections in india, australia, in other forei...

In omans case over twice the global average. these countries could learn some lessons from sweden, which had just a quarter of the global average for road injury deaths. half of all suicides in the world took place in india or china. but since 1990, suicides have risen in india while they have gone down in china. in the u.s. maternal mortality rates have been on the rise and are much higher than in other developed countries. the study author reportedly said that less access to health care might ...