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Expectations Entering Medical School

Expectations Entering Medical School

After what seems like thousands of hours of premed schooling; hundreds of hours of volunteering, work, and sh…

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Getting Sick In Medical School: The Differential

Getting Sick In Medical School: The Differential

Yep, getting sick in medical school... It's somewhere between

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AIRWAY-XR: Augmented Instruction to Refine Wayfinding and Yielding Skills in Emergency Medicine Residents for Intubation using Mixed Reality Technology

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By Neil C. Bhavsar, Sandhya Sriram, Shriman Balasubramanian, Christian Davidson
| medRxiv
The authors have declared no competing interest. Funding for this project was supported by the generosity of Caroline Curry and her family in supporting the AI-XR Lab and providing all necessary funding to purchase XR devices to conduct this study. I confirm all relevant ethical guidelines have been followed, and any necessary IRB and/or ethics committee approvals have been obtained.
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Lifestyle choices at 60 linked to dementia risk decades later, study shows

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By Neil C. Bhavsar
| ABC News Verified
An estimated 6.9 million Americans are living with dementia, according to NIH. Early predictors of dementia are emerging as critical tools for guiding health and lifestyle decisions long before symptoms appear. The Health and Retirement Study, which looked at more than two decades of data from over 45,000 older adults in the United States, suggested that lifestyle, genetics and other factors at 60 years old can help predict brain health at 80.
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Lifestyle choices at 60 linked to dementia risk decades later, study shows

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By Neil C. Bhavsar
| Yahoo Life Verified
Early predictors of dementia are emerging as critical tools for guiding health and lifestyle decisions long before symptoms appear. The Health and Retirement Study, which looked at more than two decades of data from over 45,000 older adults in the United States, suggested that lifestyle, genetics and other factors at 60 years old can help predict brain health at 80.
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