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...don’t need a vaccine. We don’t need a miracle,” said Freedberg, one of the study??s co-authors. “What’s required is the political will and commitment to save the lives of millions of people...
While the research dealt with only one form of the learning disorder, the study??s authors wrote that their findings could have broader applications as a potential model for investigating other brain function disorders.two...
...monitor the patients. “The wireless features of these devices are safety features. They provide the ability for the device to remotely communicate with a bedside monitor, for example, to report abnormalities with device performance,” said HMS professor William H. Maisel, one of the study??s authors. The researchers cautioned, though, that there have been no reported cases of a pacemaker being hacked and a patient’s health being jeopardized. But Maisel said this should not lessen the need for security features in the development of such products. A press release...
Almost a year after the College revised a policy to reduce hazing on campus, a national study found that over half of all college students involved in school organizations experience the phenomenon. The study??which was conducted by Elizabeth J. Allan and Mary L. Madden, both associate professors at the University of Maine—found that 55 percent of students had encountered some form of hazing. Nine out of 10 students who had been hazed by the report’s standards said they did not think they had been hazed. The report defines hazing...
...study??“Is there an ‘Emboldenment’ Effect? Evidence from the Insurgency in Iraq”—concludes that “there is a small but measurable cost to open public debate in the form of higher attacks in the short term...