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Analysis of digital therapeutics patterns by economic level: evidence from the United States Patents and Trademark Offices and ClinicalTrials.gov
Abstract The rapid growth of digital therapeutics (DTx) development is expected to enhance global health access and expand treatment options for broader patient populations. Nevertheless, because high-income countries remain the primary drivers of digital healthcare innovation, global analyses on DTx often overlook patterns in middle- and low-income countries. Without careful consideration to foster balanced growth, innovation gaps and disparities in accessibility may deepen.
Rain, Pakode, and Our Ancient Cravings: A Story Written in Our DNA
“Write Your World” is a space for storytellers, thinkers, and creatives to share their personal journeys, ideas, and experiences. Here, we believe words have the power to shape reality; join us as we explore life through the art of Follow publication It started with a drizzle. The kind that taps gently on the windowpane, soft and rhythmic, like a distant lullaby. The sky was heavy, low, and moody — the kind of grey that makes you pause everything, stare outside, and just breathe.
Into the Sacred Fire: Why Hindus Burn Their Dead
“Write Your World” is a space for storytellers, thinkers, and creatives to share their personal journeys, ideas, and experiences. Here, we believe words have the power to shape reality; join us as we explore life through the art of Follow publication I don’t know if you’ve ever thought about it—or witnessed it—but Hindu funeral rites are unlike any other. They are not hidden away behind marble walls or sanitized corridors. They are open, visible, and painfully honest.
Should You Consider Doing Unpaid Internships?
We curate & disseminate outstanding stories from diverse domains to create synergy. Inquiries: https://digitalmehmet.com/ Subscribe to our content marketing strategy: https://drmehmetyildiz.substack.com/ We’ve all heard it: "Do internships during college. Gain experience. It’ll help you get a job later." That advice sounds solid—practical even. And so, as a college student trying to make sense of the job market, I took it to heart.
I Grew Weeds in My Garden
Let me take you to my garden—my quiet little retreat from the noise of the world. I’ve always loved gardening. It’s more than a hobby for me; it’s therapy. When I feel overwhelmed, tired, or just mentally cluttered, I find peace in touching the soil, in repotting a struggling plant, in watching something bloom slowly under my care. Gardening gives me something rare—a blend of effort and reward. I put in my time, energy, and care, and in return, I get the hope that something beautiful will grow.
“India, Innovation & Impact: What I Learned from Bill Gates on Raj Shamani’s Podcast”
https://youtu.be/xAt1xcC6qfM?si=ENkb4fuK7-aV8MOv I had been waiting for this conversation like a child waits for a letter from their hero. There are moments in life when you pause everything—not because you’re forced to, but because you sense something important is about to unfold. For me, one of those moments was the release of the podcast where Raj Shamani sat down with Bill Gates. I wasn’t just excited—I was hungry for it. Why?
Is Your Multi-Talent Killing You?
Muskan garg · Follow 2 min read · -- Photo by Maarten van den Heuvel on Unsplash They call it a blessing. To be good at many things. To write. To draw. To play. To lead. To speak. To feel an unstoppable flow of ideas, emotions, and energy. “Jack of all trades,” they whisper. “Master of all,” you try to prove. But here’s the silent truth no one wants to say out loud— Being multi-talented doesn’t always feel like flying. Sometimes, it feels like swinging— Back and forth, endlessly, between dreams and doubt.
Characterizing the Progression From Mild Cognitive Impairment to Dementia: A Network Analysis of Longitudinal Clinical Visits
Background: With the recent surge in the utilization of electronic health records for cognitive decline, the research community has turned its attention to conducting fine-grained analyses of dementia onset using advanced techniques. Previous works have mostly focused on machine learning-based prediction of dementia, lacking the analysis of dementia progression and its associations with risk factors over time.
When Talent Feels Like a Swing, Not Wings
Muskan garg · Follow 3 min read · -- Photo by Jon Tyson on Unsplash We’ve all heard the phrase, "Talent gives you wings." It’s supposed to mean that once you discover your skills, you’ll naturally rise, soar toward success, and find your true calling. But what if, instead of wings, talent feels more like a swing—constantly moving back and forth, but never really taking off? What if, instead of giving you clarity, it only makes you more indecisive?
Doomscrolling: The Art of Making Yourself Miserable for No Reason
Muskan garg · Follow 4 min read · -- Photo by ROBIN WORRALL on Unsplash Ever found yourself lying in bed, phone in hand, scrolling endlessly through bad news, tragic stories, and world disasters—only to realize an hour has passed, and now you feel like a crumpled tissue of despair? Congratulations! You, my friend, have been doomscrolling—a modern self-torture technique that requires no equipment, just an internet connection and a tendency for self-sabotage. And the best part?
Three Writers Who Will Make You Fall in Love with Hindi Literature: Dushyant Kumar, Premchand, and Jaishankar Prasad
Muskan garg · Follow 4 min read · -- Photo by Prateek Katyal on Unsplash "हो गई है पीर पर्वत-सी पिघलनी चाहिए, इस हिमालय से कोई गंगा निकलनी चाहिए। आज यह दीवार, परदों की तरह हिलनी चाहिए, शक्ल बदले या न बदले, यह फ़िज़ा बदलनी चाहिए।" These powerful lines by Dushyant Kumar are more than just poetry; they are a voice for the oppressed, a call for transformation, and a reflection of society’s struggles.
अंतः अस्ति प्रारंभ - The Cycle of Endings and Beginnings
Muskan garg · Follow 3 min read · -- Photo by Filip Kvasnak on Unsplash "Nothing lasts forever—not empires, not kings, not even our struggles. But does anything truly end?" History is a witness to the rise and fall of civilizations, the fleeting nature of power, and the inevitability of change. No matter how grand, how mighty, or how deeply rooted something seems, it eventually reaches its conclusion. And yet, does it truly vanish?
Nepal’s Living Goddess: The Child Who Walks Among Mortals
Muskan garg · Follow 3 min read · -- In the heart of Kathmandu, behind the ancient wooden windows of the Kumari Ghar, sits a child who is not entirely human—at least, not in the eyes of those who bow before her. She does not walk on the ground like ordinary people. Her feet must never touch the dust of the mortal world. She speaks rarely, but when she does, her words carry the weight of prophecy.
Chitrakoot: A Peaceful and Spiritual Escape
Muskan garg · Follow 4 min read · -- If you’re looking for a place that offers the same spiritual depth and significance as Varanasi but with a quieter, more peaceful atmosphere, Chitrakoot is the perfect destination. Nestled in the heart of India, this sacred town is rich in history, mythology, and natural beauty, making it an ideal retreat for anyone seeking spiritual growth, serenity, and a break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
You’ve Made a Mark That Lasts
Muskan garg · Follow 3 min read · -- Photo by Michał Robak on Unsplash In the quiet moments when life slows down, we often find ourselves reflecting on our journey. Have I done enough? Have I mattered to anyone? These questions linger, especially in a world that seems to celebrate only the grandest achievements and loudest voices. It’s easy to feel invisible, as if your existence is a faint whisper in the cacophony of life. But what if I told you that you’ve touched more lives than you’ll ever know?
Raja Ravi verma
Muskan garg · Follow 4 min read · -- When we talk about great artists in India, one name that stands out above the rest is Raja Ravi Varma, an artist whose legacy transcends time and borders. Often hailed as the "Father of Modern Indian Art," his work continues to influence generations of artists and art lovers alike. But despite his monumental contributions, Raja Ravi Varma has not always received the recognition he deserves in India and around the world.
My flute journey
Muskan garg · Follow 2 min read · -- Photo by Akbar Nemati on Unsplash You've probably heard people say, "You should definitely learn to play a musical instrument." But why? Does it really matter? I used to wonder the same. And one day, I decided to give it a try. Initially, I thought of starting with the guitar—it’s so popular, after all. But soon, I realized it was heavier than me (or at least it felt that way!). So, I ditched the idea and turned to the Indian classical bamboo flute, the bansuri.
The uncaught lawyer
Muskan garg · Follow 3 min read · -- Nandu... Nandu... where are you? Where are you?” Aditi’s voice, filled with worry, echoed down the hallway. “What happened?” Nandini asked, her tone calm. “Nandu, outside—there’s... there’s...” Aditi’s voice was frantic. “Say something!” “The police are outside,” Aditi finally blurted out, her voice tinged with fear. “Hmm, so what? Why are you so scared?” Nandini’s unruffled tone was almost unsettling. “Are you crazy?
Rape Mindset - Psychology Behind Sexual Violence
Everyone agrees that reducing the incidence of rape is a worthy goal, but the consensus about rape generally stops there. Understanding why people rape, is a scientific puzzle, the problem is hard enough and to make things harder, it is further roiled by strong ideological currents which view rape not only as an ugly crime but as a symptom of an unhealthy society. Other views assert that rape is motivated not by lust but by the urge to control and dominate. After all, not everyone rapes.
Characterizing Performance Gaps of a Code-Based Dementia Algorithm in a Population-Based Cohort of Cognitive Aging
BACKGROUND: Multiple algorithms with variable performance have been developed to identify dementia using combinations of billing codes and medication data that are widely available from electronic health records (EHR). If the characteristics of misclassified patients are clearly identified, modifying existing algorithms to improve performance may be possible.
"Dementia Prediction in Older Adults Using Sex-Specific Health Trajecto" by Omar A Ibrahim, Muskan Garg et al.
Publication Date 1-25-2024 Journal Studies in Health Technology and Informatics Abstract With increasing number of people living with dementia, the problem of late diagnosis significantly impacts a person's quality of life while early signs of dementia may provide useful insights to facilitate better treatment plans. With time, this progressive neurodegenerative syndrome could progress from mild cognitive impairment to dementia.
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