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Cardiovascular disease risk prediction in multi-ethnic Asian populations: evidence from two population-based cohorts in Singapore
Keywords Cardiovascular disease Risk assessment Risk prediction Asia Framingham risk score Pooled cohort equations SCORE2 Evidence before this study The incidence of cardiovascular disease (CVD) mortality is projected to double by 2050 in Asia and signals an urgent need for CVD risk assessment tools tailored for Asian populations.
Association between deep learning measured retinal vessel calibre and incident myocardial infarction in a retrospective cohort from the UK Biobank
Discussion In this study, we further validated the association between retinal vessel calibres measured by a previously developed DL model (SIVA-DLS) and MI in a Caucasian cohort. The strength of the model lies in the fact that it focuses on automated retinal vessel calibre measurement instead of evaluating the entire retinal image, enabling better interpretability of the results generated by the DL model.
Party At Home: 7 Virtual New Year’s Eve Events
We’re on Telegram now too! Subscribe to our channel for the latest updates. Can you believe it’s the end of the year? After the cancelled travel plans, postponed reunions with friends, and the uncertainty of 2020, we’re surely looking forward to a fresh start – 365 days full of hope and new possibilities.
What Do You Do When Your Love Languages Don’t Match? 4 Couples Share Their Stories
It’s likely you’ve heard of the five love languages. The idea, as explained by marriage counsellor Dr. Gary Chapman, is that we all have a preferred way of receiving love: Words of Affirmation, Acts of Service, Receiving Gifts, Quality Time, and Physical Affection. But what if your love language doesn’t match your partner’s? Just imagine telling your partner how much you appreciate them in Hokkien when they don’t understand a word of the dialect.
25 Life-changing and Little Things I’ve Learned at 25
On the night I turned 21, I thought, “Wow, I want to be 21 forever. This is where I wish time would stop. That clothing store with all the bright colours had it right all along.” Of course, time doesn’t work that way, and in what feels like a sped-up roller coaster ride, I’m here with the number 26 awaiting me just a few months down the road.
6 Reasons Why Millennials Are Saying No to Marriage
Note: The names of some participants have been changed to maintain anonymity. I was at lunch with a friend one day when the discussion of marriage surfaced. Out of nowhere, we both said, “I don’t think I want to get married.” We looked at each other and went, “Really, you too?” While some see marriage as a next step in life as an adult, others, my friend and I included, are deciding not to say “I do”. At least, not in the near future.
Can an Indian Sikh and a Malaysian Muslim Get Their Happily Ever After?
The names in the story have been changed to protect the identities of the participants. All events are true according to the author and are not affiliated with IRL. They say if two people love each other, they will find a way to make it work. This is the story of Aisha, a Malaysian Muslim woman, and Vinesh, an Indian Sikh man, navigating the obstacles of strict religions, visa complications and a global pandemic.
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