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Personalization at Scale: AI and Behavioral Finance in Digital Advisory Services

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By Robert J. Williams, Amber Hickman
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AZD1222 effectiveness against severe COVID-19 in individuals with comorbidity or frailty: the RAVEN cohort study

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By Rachel Byford, Mark Joy, Mario Ouwens, Kathryn Taylor, Wilhelmine Hadler Meeraus, Kathryn Taylor, Sudhir Venkatesan, John Dennis, Trung Tran, Robert J. Williams, Tamsin Morris, Lucy Carty, Debasish Kar, Uy Hoang, Michael D Feher, Anna Forbes, Gavin M Jamie, Ashkan Dashtban, Xuejuan Fan
| Journal of Infection Verified
Highlights • AZD1222 (ChAdOx1 nCoV-19) real-world vaccine effectiveness (VE) in 2021 was studied • Over 4.5 million vaccinated individuals were assessed with ~5 months mean follow-up • VE was 84.1%/90.7%/85.9% for hospitalization/intensive care admission/death • People with higher comorbidity burden or more severe frailty had lower VE • Immunosuppressed individuals had the lowest VE from primary series vaccination Abstract Despite being prioritized during initial COVID-19 vaccine rollout,...
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Upfront Commitments Less Flexible Than In Past

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By Robert J. Williams
| MediaPost Verified
Many advertisers are going into this year’s upfront sales season for networks feeling less flexible about what they can commit to spend, a survey by media-measurement firm iSpot.tv indicates. Sixty-one percent of respondents said they’re less flexible or about the same than in the past, a marked shift after three … Reminder: You are seeing this premium content because you are a subscriber to MediaPost's Research Intelligencer and/or a member of the Center for Marketing & Media Research.
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