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National Reciprocity Will Save Lives – DC Journal - InsideSources

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By Lauren Snyder, Jon DiPietro, Lauren Snyder
| DC Journal
I live with a rare connective tissue disorder called Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, a genetic mutation that affects my joints, skin and overall stability. My level of ability changes daily. Some mornings I can walk unassisted, other days I rely on a cane, braces or even a wheelchair. I never quite know what my day will bring. That uncertainty means I must always be prepared for the worst. Most people think of that “preparation” in terms of medicine, mobility aids or physical therapy.
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Trans youth health care choices are for families, not government to decide | Opinion Original

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By Lauren Snyder
| Detroit Free Press Verified
When Michigan parents need to make a medical decision for their child, they know whose input they want: their child’s doctor and health care team, their family and friends and other trusted people in their lives who they know will put their child’s well-being first. But as a family medicine doctor, I’ve never seen a parent wonder what their state legislator thinks.
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Rethinking the production and publication of machine-readable expressions of research findings - Scientific Data

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By Markus Stöcker, Lauren Snyder, Oliver Ludwig, Muhammad Haris, Allard Oelen, Matthew Anfuso, Freya Thießen, Kheir Eddine Farfar
| Nature Verified
Abstract Scientific literature is the primary expression of scientific knowledge and an important source of research data. However, scientific knowledge expressed in narrative text documents is not inherently machine readable. To facilitate knowledge reuse, knowledge must be extracted from articles and organized into databases post-publication.
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