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Katie Ryan

Ireland
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Princeton’s in the Mix

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By Katie Ryan
| FilmSlop
“Kids are completing activities that they think we'll get them into college, not necessarily what they love to do,” Dimaio observes. “While I think some of that is part of life, it can be taken to extremes to where kids don't have enough time to enjoy the things that they enjoy doing or to be kids or to hang out. .
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RESPECT: a conversational AI system for informed consent with accuracy, safety, and stakeholder-centered evaluation

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By Salvatore Giorgi, Katie Ryan, Jane Kim
| Nature Verified
Abstract Informed consent (IC) is a cornerstone of clinical research. IC typically includes both written materials and, particularly in clinical trials, an oral discussion between the investigator and participant. In practice, both components tend to be templated and standardized, limiting opportunities for meaningful, individualized dialog.
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Eephus: A Love Letter to Baseball and My Late Grandfather — FilmSlop

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By Katie Ryan
| FilmSlop
I never met anyone with a greater love for baseball than my late grandfather. He held a lifelong subscription to Boston College’s baseball season even as he spent his last years in Tennessee. When I think of my grandpa, I picture him falling asleep on the couch to taped Red Sox games. When he moved to Tennessee to be closer to my dad for health reasons, he was most excited to see two of his grandsons play baseball.
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