White, Nicole Parsons, Rex Borg, David Collins, Gary Barnett, Adrian
Objectives: To describe the characteristics and publication outcomes of clinical prediction model studies registered on clinicaltrials.gov since 2000. Study Design and Setting: Observational studies registered on clinicaltrials.gov between January 1, 2000, and March 2, 2022, describing the development of a new clinical prediction model or the valid...
Olsen, Thale K Otte, Jörg Mei, Shenglin Embaie, Bethel Tesfai Kameneva, Polina Cheng, Huaitao Gao, Teng Zachariadis, Vasilios Tsea, Ioanna Björklund, Åsa
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Molecular cancer
Neuroblastoma (NB) is a heterogeneous embryonal malignancy and the deadliest tumor of infancy. It is a complex disease that can result in diverse clinical outcomes. In some children, tumors regress spontaneously. Others respond well to existing treatments. But for the high-risk group, which constitutes approximately 40% of all patients, the prognos...
Guerrero Limon, Gustavo Muller, Marc
peer reviewed / Endocrine disruptors are chemicals that have been in the spotlight for some time now. Their modulating action on endocrine signaling pathways made them a particularly interesting topic of research within the field of ecotoxicology. Traditionally, endocrine disrupting properties are studied using exposure to suspected chemicals. In r...
Chaudiron, Laura
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Wick, Kelley Marie
Attempting to conceptualize wellbeing is difficult, and the current research literature does not offer a standard definition that encapsulates the complexity of this construct, nor has there been a thorough consideration the impact of culture and societal standards of behavior on wellbeing. Additionally, the emergence of a new developmental period ...
Rat-Fischer, Lauriane Plunkett, Kim Kacelnik, Alex
Tool use is primarily, but not exclusively, present in species with otherwise advanced cognitive traits. However, the interaction between such traits and conspecific inter-individual variation in the presence, complexity, or intensity of tool use is far from being established. We addressed this matter among human infants, seeking factors that relat...
Loher, Michelle Steinhoff, Annekatrin Bechtiger, Laura Ribeaud, Denis Eisner, Manuel Shanahan, Lilly Quednow, Boris B
Associations among self-control, substance use (e.g., tobacco and cannabis use), and violence perpetration have been documented during the adolescent years, but the direction of these associations is not well understood. Using five assessments (covering 9 years) from a prospective-longitudinal study, we examined self-control as a precursor and subs...
Annane, Rachid
The fisheries and aquaculture sector in Algeria has attracted significant attention since 2018, and these encouraging indicators were further confirmed by developments of what in 2022. The remarkable growth experienced can be attributed to several key factors that have contributed to the substantial increase in aquaculture production. This growth h...
Retsa, Chrysa Turpin, Hélène Geiser, Eveline Ansermet, François Müller-Nix, Carole Murray, Micah M
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Brain topography
How very preterm birth affects nonlinguistic auditory processes in school-age is unknown.We measured auditory evoked potentials to environmental sounds.Sensory processing differences manifested from 50ms post-stimulus onwards.Semantic processing differences manifested at 108-224ms post-stimulus.Classification of preterm status was possible from sem...
Turiano, Annalaura Labib, Malak
This article examines the development of technical industrial education in Egypt from the early twentieth century to the Sixties, through the angle of the discourses, debates and forms of expertise surrounding it. This educational sector gained significance in the 1920s-1930s as the country’s political and economic elites thought to expand the indu...