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Articles by Kathryn E Ritchie
Strategies: Are you ready for the September reset?
Two-thirds of the year is graded and Q4 is in sight. One leader argues this is the moment to realign before accelerating.
Strategies: How to ensure AI doesn't just lead to ‘faster confusion’
AI accelerates what's already there. That's the problem.
Labor Action Tracker 2022
We are pleased to release the second Cornell-ILR Labor Action Tracker Annual Report, which presents key findings from our data on work stoppages in 2022. We have created a comprehensive database of strikes across the United States because official data sources only record a small fraction of this activity. Since funding cuts by the Reagan administration in the early-1980s, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) excludes work stoppages of less than 1,000 workers from its database.
How Does Hunch Help You Deliver Thousands Of Video Creatives
The whole advertising world is focused on video formats. Compared with images, video creative is the one that moves the needle and makes a greater impact on the target audience. Even TikTok, which was the platform ‘guilty’ for short-form video promotion, made an update, allowing its users to post videos up to 10 minutes in length. If all marketers know the secret to a successful campaign, how come we don’t have videos all over the place bursting with helpful and engaging content?
Focus on hope rather than despair during coronavirus pandemic
Here we are in the midst of Easter week. A holy time of joy and reflection. A year ago at this time, healing from COVID-19 was the furthest thing from my mind. At Christmas, it was still the furthest thing from my mind. I hadn’t even heard of the thing. And now, in April, we are forever changed by what we didn’t even know existed such a short time ago.
A randomized controlled trial of vitamin E and selenium on rate of decline in lung function
This is the first randomized trial of selenium and/or vitamin E intervention that studies the rate of decline in pulmonary function as the endpoint. This study is important because it contributes new information about whether interventions that presumably affect the antioxidant/oxidant balance in lung tissue can ameliorate or attenuate a functional outcome reflecting lung health.
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