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David Burke

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Reporter/Web Writer for CBC in Halifax. Former news reader in Cape Breton, full on Newfoundlander. If you have story ideas call me at 902-420-4090!
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Gaps in care of early onset colorectal cancer

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By David Burke, Helen Reid
| The BMJ Verified
David Burke, medical oncology specialist trainee and research fellow in supportive care in colorectal cancer1, Helen Reid, GP and professor of general practice and medical education, and patient with lived experience2 1Patrick G Johnston Centre for Cancer Research, Queen’s University Belfast, Belfast 2Patient author, Centre for Medical Education, Queen’s University Belfast, Belfast Correspondence to: D Burke dburke16{at}qub.ac.uk Timely investigation needed in the wake of a rising incidence...
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The Digital Footprint Dilemma: Navigating the Fine Line Between Curiosity and Compliance

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By David Burke
| j6simracing.com.br
Digital platforms are increasingly vigilant about user activity, prompting alerts for “Suspicious Activity Detected” to balance curiosity and compliance. Users often receive these alerts when exceeding behavioral thresholds, like viewing 80 pages of the same type within a day, to prevent system abuse. Automated tools, such as bots or web crawlers, frequently trigger alarms due to their rapid data scraping capabilities.
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Maquoketa 'Portrait' to be part of Figge collection

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By David Burke, David Burke
| Dispatch Argus Verified
A piece of Maquoketa, Iowa, will have a permanent home at the Figge Art Museum in Davenport. The Figge announced Monday that "Portrait of Maquoketa," Rose Frantzen's oil painting documentation of 180 residents of her hometown, backed by a 315-square-foot landscape of the Jackson County seat, has been purchased for the museum's permanent collection. "It's such a unique piece that is so much about this area," Figge executive director Tim Schiffer said Monday morning.
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