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Identifying subtypes based on environmental and neurobiological risk and resilience factors of postpartum maternal mental health - Translational Psychiatry
Abstract Transition into parenthood introduces profound changes in the birthing parent’s brain. Despite the pivotal impact of the perinatal period on caregiving behaviors and offspring development, research on the risk factors influencing maternal mental health remains limited. Given the increased experience-dependent neuroplasticity during this period, we investigated environmental and neurobiological factors related to postpartum mental health.
Prenatal Household Income Instability and Infant Subcortical Brain Volumes
1 Introduction Experiences in utero may play an important role in brain development, with growing evidence that prenatal stress is associated with infant brain outcomes after birth (for review see Lautarescu et al. 2020). There are many forms of environmental adversity that can lead to increased stress.
Une tempête qui crée la destruction lors de son passage
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Entre Regina et Zenon Park, l’amour au temps de la pandémie
Laura Psotka et Marco Pelchat se sont rencontrés peu de temps avant le début de la pandémie. Elle vit à Regina, et lui, à Zenon Park, à 350 km au nord de la capitale saskatchewanaise. Malgré la distance et les embûches, leur amour continue de s'épanouir. Tout a commencé avec Morgan Ortman, une amie commune des deux futurs amoureux. C'est elle qui a d'abord suggéré à son amie Morgan d'envoyer un message au jeune homme. Normalement, ce n’est pas une chose que je fais. Je suis plutôt timide.
Taking advantage of TikTok for growth - Newsdio
Geneviève Patterson Taxpayer Dr. Geneviève Patterson is co-founder and CSTO of TRASH. Hannah Donovan Taxpayer Hannah Donovan is the founder and executive director of TRASH. Once you have a product, distributing it becomes the next challenge for any entrepreneur. In TRASH (one-touch video editing), we consider TikTok as a possible marketing channel. As the first learning began, we decided to share what is happening inside this explosive and mysterious beast.
Leveraging TikTok for growth
Once you have a product, distributing it becomes the next challenge for any entrepreneur. At TRASH (one-tap video editing), we looked to TikTok as a potential marketing channel. As early learnings started to roll in, we decided to share what’s going on inside this exploding and mysterious beast.
How TikTok decides who to make famous – TechCrunch
Hannah Donovan Geneviève Patterson 8 hours Hannah Donovan is the founder and CEO of TRASH. Dr. Geneviève Patterson is co-founder and CSTO of TRASH. Part 2: The TikTok System Read part one of this post, “Leveraging TikTok for growth,” on TechCrunch. So what do we mean when we say “then, the post is reviewed by an AI?” TikTok is the most extensive content moderation system that has ever existed. The 411 on content moderation To make that claim, we need to understand the status quo in moderation today.
Leveraging TikTok for growth – TechCrunch
Dr. Geneviève Patterson is co-founder and CSTO of TRASH. More posts by this contributor Hannah Donovan is the founder and CEO of TRASH. More posts by this contributor Once you have a product, distributing it becomes the next challenge for any entrepreneur. At TRASH (one-tap video editing), we looked to TikTok as a potential marketing channel. As early learnings started to roll in, we decided to share what’s going on inside this exploding and mysterious beast.
The Trouble With Trusting AI to Interpret Police Body-Cam Video
Photo-illustration: Stuart Bradford On 17 July 2014, a group of New York City police officers approached 43-year-old Eric Garner on a Staten Island sidewalk and attempted to arrest him—for allegedly selling cigarettes illegally. When Garner pulled free, one officer wrapped an arm around Garner’s neck, forced him to the ground, and pressed his face into the sidewalk. Garner, who had asthma and heart disease, repeatedly pleaded, “I can’t breathe,” before passing out.
The Trouble With Trusting AI to Interpret Police Body-Cam Video
On 17 July 2014, a group of New York City police officers approached 43-year-old Eric Garner on a Staten Island sidewalk and attempted to arrest him—for allegedly selling cigarettes illegally. When Garner pulled free, one officer wrapped an arm around Garner’s neck, forced him to the ground, and pressed his face into the sidewalk. Garner, who had asthma and heart disease, repeatedly pleaded, “I can’t breathe,” before passing out.
UA professor reinventing how to communicate organic chemistry with app
Organic chemistry professor Jon Njardarson understands that presentation is everything. That’s why he is working to represent and share information about organic chemistry in new ways, with significant implications for changing the way the material is taught. Several of Njardarson’s projects are related to presenting chemical concepts in an efficient and appealing way. These projects include drug posters that are intended to help people view a lot of information very quickly.
Experts predict recreational marijuana proposition will appear on 2016 Arizona ballots
By this time next year if you are a registered voter in the state of Arizona you will probably be able to vote yes or no to legalizing retail marijuana. The initiative is backed by the Marijuana Policy Project, the same group behind the initiatives in Colorado, Washington, Alaska and Washington D.C., and it seems very likely that it will be on the ballot in November 2016. The group already has over 100,000 of the needed 150,000 signatures with a goal of collecting 230,000.
Meet the chemistry and microorganisms behind your favorite alcoholic beverages
Next time you grab a six pack with friends, you should consider the microorganisms that made your beverage. There is no better way to get introduced to the complex process than to head over to one of Tucson’s hip new craft breweries and talk with L.J. Combs, brewer at Pueblo Vida Brewing Company, a brewing company in downtown Tucson that just celebrated its one-year anniversary on Nov. 14.
Do you have better memory than a Sun Devil?
Would you like to test your memory, advance scientific research and help beat Arizona State University? Then go online and participate in the Extreme Memory Challenge sponsored by Dart Neuroscience, a pharmaceutical company focused on understanding brain functioning and creating treatments to help maintain cognitive abilities throughout life.
Athletic training technicians support athletes on and off the field
Many are familiar with the injuries that plague college athletes. Long hours pushing the body to its limits can impose a taxing physical burden. That’s where athletic trainers come in: working behind the scenes to support the health and fitness of Arizona student-athletes. “Athletic training is part of the allied heath professions. We are responsible or we cover anyone that is considered an active athlete or an active patient,” said Douglas Contaoi, an associate athletic trainer for the UA.
Three University of Arizona graduate students take a science road trip trough Mexico
Sometimes science can come with great roadside burritos. At least that’s what happened when Tim O’Connor, Anthony Baniaga and Shea Lambert, three graduate students studying ecology and evolutionary biology, spent 12 days traveling through Mexico covering territory in Chihuahua, Durango, Coahuila, Nuevo León, San Luis Potosí, Guanajuato and Querétaro. The trip was in some ways carrying on a tradition begun by UA faculty 50 years ago, although this one was unplanned.
Tucson company, World View, wants to put you on a balloon to space
Your next vacation might be to outer space. At least that’s the goal at World View Enterprises, a local Tucson company committed to making space tourism an accessible reality. The company is designing high altitude balloons capable of carrying people up into the stratosphere where they would be able to look down upon the Earth while suspended in the darkness of space.
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