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Save the Bladder: Continent Urinary Diversion as Best Practice for Patients With Refractory Neurogenic Lower Urinary Tract Dysfunction
1 Introduction Patients with neurogenic lower urinary tract dysfunction (NLUTD) face myriad challenges. Common urologic complications include urinary tract infections (UTIs, occurring roughly 2.5 times per patient per year), bladder calculi (affecting an estimated 49%), hydronephrosis (47%), and vesicoureteral reflux (33%) [1-3]. Feared sequelae such as upper tract deterioration and end-stage renal disease (8%–24%) may be hastened by recurrent pyelonephritis and impaired bladder compliance [4, 5].
Data integration and inference of gene regulation using single-cell temporal multimodal data with scTIE
Data integration and inference of gene regulation using single-cell temporal multimodal data with scTIE Yingxin Lin1,2,3,9, Tung-Yu Wu4,9, Xi Chen4,9, Sheng Wan5, Brian Chao6, Jingxue Xin4, Jean Y.H. Yang1,2,3, Wing H.
Erasing the American Global Military Footprint Won't Make a Better World | Opinion
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Five Recommendations for Left of Boom Security Assistance to Taiwan
Time is not on Taiwan’s side. A U.S. Air Force General predicts potential conflict with China in 2025, while the retired chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff suggests China’s accelerated modernization could advance its ability to seize Taiwan to as early as 2027.
scTIE: data integration and inference of gene regulation using single-cell temporal multimodal data
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War Books: Taiwan
Editor’s note: Welcome to another installment of our weekly War Books series! The premise is simple and straightforward. We ask an expert on a particular topic to recommend five books on that topic and tell us what sets each one apart. War Books is a resource for MWI readers who want to learn more about important subjects related to modern war and are looking for books to add to their reading lists. We asked Brian C. Chao to to contribute this week’s edition of War Books.
Three's a Crowd: The Impact of Two Chinas on the China Seas Territorial Disputes
Editor’s note: MWI Research Fellow Brian C. Chao recently published a chapter in Security, Development and Sustainability in Asia: A World Scientific Reference on Major Policy and Development Issues of 21st Century Asia. The book series is a multi-volume reference work edited by Zhiqun Zhu and Chao’s chapter can be found in volume I, entitled Geopolitics, Security and Foreign Policy.
A New Analogy: America and China through the Lens of the Pax Britannica
There is more than one way to think about modern U.S.–China relations, but one would never know it from the historical analogy most commonly applied: the Anglo-German relationship from the early 20th century.
New imagined geographies into old geobodies: problems and prospects for China and Taiwan in the South China Sea
ABSTRACT This article undertakes a two-part exploration of China’s and Taiwan’s attempts this century to re-imagine identity through the creation of new imagined geographies to fit longstanding geobodies.
Followup of Men with PI-RADS™ 4 or 5 Abnormality on Prostate Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Nonmalignant Pathological Findings on Initial Targeted Prostate Biopsy | Journal of Urology
Copyright & Permissions © 2021 by American Urological Association Education and Research, Inc. KeywordsMetricsAuthor Information Xiaosong Meng Department of Urology, Division of Urologic Oncology, NYU Langone Health, New York, New York Department of Urology, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, Texas Urology Care Foundation research scholarship award for mentored research during fellowship.
Protecting the Taiwan Strait in the 21st Century
By Brian C. Chao China has become increasingly strident towards Taiwan over the past few years, raising again the issue of what role the United States should play in preventing conflict in and across the Taiwan Strait. In September, Richard Haass and David Sacks argued for a change in U.S. policy from strategic ambiguity to clarity: a clear U.S. commitment to defend Taiwan to prevent China from miscalculating U.S. resolve and inadvertently raising the risk of a great-power war.
Protecting the Taiwan Strait in the 21st century
4 February 2021 Author: Brian C Chao, University of Pennsylvania China has become increasingly strident towards Taiwan over the past few years, raising again the issue of what role the United States should play in preventing conflict in and across the Taiwan Strait.
Which Website Builder Is Right For You?
Web design tools — WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, and dozens of others — are popping up everywhere. Some of them claim they’ll let you build a site within minutes. Others claim they provide all the power of Photoshop plus native code combined. Ultimately, these tools all attempt to achieve the same goals: I’ve researched and compared all the prominent website builders, and I’ve distilled the results into this article.
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