Computer smugglers too quick

too quick to diagnose bias

Perspectives in Biology and Medicine, volume 48, number 1 supplement (winter 2005):S15–S25 © 2005 by The Johns Hopkins University Press ABSTRACT The Institute of Medicine report, Unequal Treatment: Confronting Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Health Care, claims that medical studies document a systematic causal relationship between race and disparities in health inputs and outcomes among indivi...

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Low-dose hCG supplementation after GnRH agonist triggering: Don't be too quick on the trigger.

Induction of final oocyte maturation using a GnRH agonist was first described in the early nineties, though with the advent of the GnRH antagonist era it has gained ever increasing attention some two decades later (Humaidan et al., 2011). The primary motive for substituting the ‘classical’ hCG trigger is the complete elimination of clinically significant ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS)...

Physics and Playstation Too: Learning Physics with Computer Games

Computer games seem to captivate the imagination and attention of contemporary teenagers. If only the energy, motivation, fun and exhilaration they enjoy from playing games on their PC, or on consoles such as PlayStation 2, GameCube, XBOX, and Dreamcast, could be captured in learning physics! Andrew Stapleton, a doctoral student under Dr. Peter Taylor's supervision at Curtin University's Scienc...

Copyright: a Too Strong Protection Policy for Computer Software?