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Nadia Alam

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Family Doc, Anesthetist, Mom of 4. Past-President @OntariosDoctors. Masters in Health Econ, Policy & Mgmt from LSE. Tweets are what I see, learn & do.
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Mapping the barriers and facilitators of oral healthcare access for vulnerable migrants across high-income countries: a scoping review - BDJ Open

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By Zainab Zuzer Lal, Luisa Silva, Nadia Alam, Mayuri Gogoi, Rebecca F Baggaley, Pip Divall, Holly Reilly, Harriet Walter, Manish Pareek
| Nature Verified
Abstract According to the World Health Organisation, oral health (OH) diseases are a major global health issue and outcomes are consistently poorer among refugees and migrants than host populations in many high-income countries (HICs). In the UK, the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities recognises asylum seekers, refugees, undocumented migrants, low-wage migrants, unaccompanied minors, and victims of trafficking as vulnerable migrants.
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Challenges and standardisation strategies for sensor-based data collection for digital phenotyping - Communications Medicine

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By Nadia Alam, Chayon Kumar Das, Domenico Giacco
| Nature Verified
Abstract Sensor-based data collection of human behaviour (digital phenotyping) enables real-time monitoring of behavioural and physiological markers. This emerging approach offers immense potential to transform mental health research and care by identifying early signs of symptom exacerbation, supporting personalised interventions, and enhancing our understanding of daily lived experiences. However, despite its promise, technical and user-experience challenges limit its effectiveness.
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Holiday 2024: 13 books for kids to learn about different winter and religious celebrations

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By Aaron Becker Verified, Reem Faruqi, Nadia Alam, Jane Yolen
| Datebook SF Verified
Holiday books for children centering around religious and winter celebrations. Photo: Getty Images Up here, above the equator, December boasts the longest nights of the year. So, it makes sense that Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa and more, have evolved as festivals of light. Colorful candles, the Yule log, shiny tree decorations and twinkly stars pierce the darkness with good cheer, needed more than ever this year.
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