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Cecilia Muñoz

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Mom, wife, policy nerd, Obama Domestic Policy Director, now growing new NGOs. On way too many boards. Author: More Than Ready. @ceciliamunoz.bsky.social
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Machine learning-based identification of medication adherence predictors in two Spanish primary care cohorts

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By Miguel Rujas, Jim Carlson, Jaime Barrio-Cortes, Rosa Morros, Maria Giner-Soriano, Francisco Lupiañez-Villanueva, Sergio Sanchez-Martinez, Maria Cabrera Verified, Cecilia Muñoz, Maria Arredondo, Beatriz Merino-Barbancho, Giuseppe Fico, Peña Arroyo-Gallego, Ana Isabel Villimar-Rodriguez, Andrés Castillo-Sanz
| Nature Verified
Abstract Non-adherence to medication represents an important global challenge that compromises patient outcomes and increases healthcare costs, particularly in Spain due to the high prevalence of chronic conditions. Therefore, identifying the key factors influencing adherence is a valuable approach for developing targeted interventions.
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The real districting culprit

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By Cecilia Muñoz
| ifyoucankeepit.org
Kevin Dietsch/UPI/Shutterstock The Supreme Court’s decision to gut what remained of the Voting Rights Act is the latest blow to our democracy; states in the South immediately began mobilizing to redraw congressional and state legislative districts in a way that further dilutes the voting power of Black and Latino voters. The situation for minority voters was dire to begin with.
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A Journal of Ideas

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By Cecilia Muñoz
| Democracy Journal Verified
The Supreme Court’s decision to gut what remained of the Voting Rights Act is the latest blow to our democracy; states in the South immediately began mobilizing to redraw congressional and state legislative districts in a way that further dilutes the voting power of Black and Latino voters. The situation for minority voters was dire to begin with.
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