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Deep learning-driven MRI radiomics reveals biological subtypes and predicts recurrence risk in rectal cancer

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By Jun Xiang, Longfei Gao, Peng Han, Yunxiao Liu, Xinxin Zhang, Guiyu Wang, Fanhe Gao, Zijing Guan, Shuaibin Feng
| Nature Verified
Abstract Traditional TNM staging inadequately captures the recurrence risk of rectal cancer (RC), limiting prognostic accuracy and personalized treatment decisions. Here, we developed an MRI-based deep learning approach to predict recurrence risk and leveraged pathology and transcriptomic analyses to characterize tumor heterogeneity and provide biological interpretation.
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Trade and military spending in Taiwan

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By Jun Xiang, Wei-Hao Huang, Yao-Yuan Yeh
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Taiwan’s security has attracted international attention in recent years, yet little attention has been devoted to Taiwan’s counterintuitive defense spending. While confronting a rising Mainland China, Taiwan has been cutting military spending since the early 1990s. We propose a novel argument that trade drives Taiwan’s defense spending.
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Family sports environment and emotional regulation in Chinese adolescents: the mediating roles of sports lifestyle and parent–child interaction

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By Weijian Liu, Jun Xiang, Zhixing Zhou
| Frontiers
Abstract Against the backdrop of increasingly prominent mental health issues among adolescents, insufficient development of the family sports environment, a key external factor associated with emotional regulation, has emerged as a critical but often overlooked determinant of psychological stability and resilience among Chinese youth.
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