Benjamin K. Barton

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Researchers examined the ability of law enforcement officers and civilians to detect objects in the hands of other people By Benjamin K. Barton, Ashley Bogar, and Casey Kovesdi Many police officers spend their shifts experiencing relative calm punctuated by brief periods during which decisions must be made quickly, sometimes resulting in use of force.

Submitted: 13 January 2026 You are already at the latest version Background Multimorbidity is increasingly prevalent among UK adults, yet the extent to which remission of long-term conditions is recorded in routine primary care remains poorly understood. Accurate documentation of remission has implications for clinical management, disease trajectories, and interpretation of electronic health records for research.