COVID-19, politics, economics and how the future pans out are inseparable

Pnm-19: How Are Prenatal Screening Results after ART Success?

Background Down syndrome screening at first-trimester may cause a higher false positive rate in pregnant patients who have undergone assisted reproductive technologies (ART). Combining the second largest series of biophysical and biochemical tests in the first trimester of pregnancy after ART is mentioned in few studies. MaterialsAndMethods Ghisoni et al explored that NT measurement between ART...

Perception and action are inseparable

In her target article, Michaels defines action as “a temporally bounded, observable, goaldirected movement (or non-movement) that entails intention, the detection of information, and a lawful relation between that information and the movement”. She defines perception as “the detection of information”. This forces one to conclude that it is impossible to study action separately from perception. ...

The Impact of COVID-19 on health economics: letter to the editor

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Medical Economics (and Politics)

G et ready! The landscape in medicine is probably going to change rapidly. The starting bell rang in December 2010 in Washington, DC, with very little fanfare when the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) banned doctors from prescribing Avastin to patients with advanced-stage breast cancer. 1 Avastin, a potent but costly drug, has worked in some clinical trials by halting the spread of cancer and...

Economics and Politics