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NoteAid AI is a project by a research team from the University of Massachusetts Amherst, together with the University of Notre Dame, and it aims to promote medical literacy. Its technology would help read and explain the medical jargon and terminologies used by the health professional, for patients to fully understand their case or diagnosis.
The world is encouraged to stay at home due to the pandemic brought by the coronavirus, and it has made almost every process, online. That includes health checkups and other documents made available on the web for people to access.
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States That Cut Unemployment Benefits Didn t See Job Growth By Giulia Campos
on July 23 2021 9:27 AM New claims for unemployment benefits in the United States have been trending downwards for weeks as Covid-19 vaccines allow businesses to return to normal GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / SPENCER PLATT
Twenty-six states cut their pandemic unemployment programs in 2021 in an effort to speed up job searches. According to analysis, the move has not meant higher employment.
State officials said the financial assistance was preventing unemployed workers from looking for jobs.
But Census Bureau data suggests recipients didn’t rush to find jobs following the first batch of state withdrawals, Arindrajit Dube, an economics professor at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, told CNBC. In fact, the first states to withdraw support didn’t see any jump in jobs in the weeks following their withdrawal.
US Jobs Outlook: States That Cut Unemployment Benefits Didn t See Employment Growth
07/22/21 AT 7:27 PM
Twenty-six states cut their pandemic unemployment programs in 2021 in an effort to speed up job searches. According to analysis, the move has not meant higher employment.
State officials said the financial assistance was preventing unemployed workers from looking for jobs.
But Census Bureau data suggests recipients didn’t rush to find jobs following the first batch of state withdrawals, Arindrajit Dube, an economics professor at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, told CNBC. In fact, the first states to withdraw support didn’t see any jump in jobs in the weeks following their withdrawal.