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The UK's secret wild swimming spots you didn’t know existed

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By Melanie Hobson, Chris Frost Verified, I Wei Huang, Michael Higginson
| loveEXPLORING Verified
Would you dare dive into a pool that’s (apparently) got an evil mermaid in it? According to local legend, the mythical creature has been spotted swimming around in Mermaid’s Pool (also known as Blakemere Pond), and there are even stories of her drowning travellers in the pool. It’s said that birds refuse to fly over it too. If you’re not put off by the spooky stories, this tranquil Staffordshire spot is one of the best places to get your wild swimming fix. Discover more magical places on Earth
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The Body Bias Hidden in the Stories We Grew Up With

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By Chris Frost Verified
| Medium
It wasn’t until I had my daughter that I started watching old childhood movies with new eyes. Now, first thing’s first, many of the films I’m about to mention can still be labeled as excellent stories. I thoroughly enjoyed watching lots of these movies growing up, and how the characters are portrayed doesn’t take away from the story telling. With that said, I believe it’s crucial we respect the power of story and how it effects our culture from the inside out.
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Pattern Mixture Sensitivity Analyses via Multiple Imputations for Non‐Ignorable Dropout in Joint Modeling of Cognition and Risk of Dementia

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By James Carpenter, Chris Frost Verified, Maria Josefsson, Tetiana Gorbach
| Wiley Online Library Verified
MAR missing at random MNAR missing not at random 1 Introduction Joint modeling (JM) of longitudinal and time-to-event data [1-4] has become pivotal in various clinical applications, such as personalized prediction of time to a clinical milestone [5-8]. In the cognitive aging literature, joint modeling has proven particularly useful in evaluating the association between various longitudinal health trajectories and subsequent dementia risk.
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