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Lung Involvement in Leptospirosis in Tropical Australia; Associations, Clinical Course and Implications for Management

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By Adam Sykes, Simon Smith, Hayley Stratton, Megan Staples
| preprints.org
This version is not peer-reviewed. Adam Sykes,Simon Smith,Hayley Stratton,Megan Staples,Patrick Rosengren,Anna Brischetto,Stephen Vincent,Josh Hanson  * Adam Sykes,Simon Smith,Hayley Stratton,Megan Staples,Patrick Rosengren,Anna Brischetto,Stephen Vincent,Josh Hanson  * Submitted: 29 October 2025 You are already at the latest version Lung involvement in patients with leptospirosis is associated with a more complicated disease course.
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Making Equity Part of the Equation in Math Education

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By Megan Staples
| YES! Magazine Verified
Math education outcomes in the United States have been unequal for decades. Learners in the top 10% socioeconomically tend to be about four grade levels ahead of learners in the bottom 10%—a statistic that has remained stubbornly persistent for 50 years. To advance equity, policymakers and educators often focus on boosting test scores and grades and making advanced courses more widely available. Through this lens, equity means all students earn similar grades and progress to similar levels of math.
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Real equity in math education is about more than good grades and test scores

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By Megan Staples
| Phys.org Verified
Math education outcomes in the United States have been unequal for decades. Learners in the top 10% socioeconomically tend to be about four grade levels ahead of learners in the bottom 10%—a statistic that has remained stubbornly persistent for 50 years. To advance equity, policymakers and educators often focus on boosting test scores and grades and making advanced courses more widely available. Through this lens, equity means all students earn similar grades and progress to similar levels of math.
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