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Deep learning approach for probabilistic pulmonary function estimation from chest X-ray and peak expiratory flow rate
Abstract Spirometry remains the gold standard for assessing pulmonary function. Deep learning models have demonstrated potential for estimating measurements from chest X-rays (CXR). We aim to effectively address anatomical variability and integrate probabilistic reasoning to enhance estimation reliability near diagnostic thresholds.
Sutezolid Shows Promise as Safer Oxazolidinone in Novel 4-Month TB Regimen
At the 2026 American Thoracic Society (ATS) International Conference in Orlando, Florida, investigator Robert Wallis, MD, the chief science officer at the Aurum Institute & professor of medicine at Vanderbilt University, presented preliminary findings from the PanTB-HM phase 2c trial, which evaluated 3 novel 4-month pan-TB regimens, each containing the investigational oxazolidinone sutezolid, against standard 6-month HRZE therapy in 378 adults across South Africa, Tanzania, and Mozambique.
Novel 4-Month Pan-TB Regimens Show Promise for Lung Function Recovery
A novel 4-month pan-tuberculosis (TB) regimen containing the investigational oxazolidinone sutezolid and N-acetylcysteine (NAC) demonstrated encouraging lung function recovery and fewer adverse events than standard therapy in preliminary phase 2c findings presented at the 2026 American Thoracic Society (ATS) International Conference in Orlando, Florida.
1136. Fritillaria frankiorum R. Wallis & R.B. Wallis
In the forty years since the publication of Volume 8 of Peter Davis's Flora of Turkey (Davis, 1984), several new species of Fritillaria have been discovered in Turkey, some by botanists from northern Europe, but most by Turkish botanists trained in Edinburgh, or by their own students. Furthermore, several species such as F.
Letter: McGillivray proposal makes sense
The following is presented as part of The Columbian’s Opinion content, which offers a point of view in order to provoke thought and debate of civic issues. Opinions represent the viewpoint of the author. Unsigned editorials represent the consensus opinion of The Columbian’s editorial board, which operates independently of the news department.
CSA Publishes Guidance On Public Crypto Funds – What Fund Managers Need To Know - Fin Tech - Canada
The number and size of public investment funds in Canada that hold crypto assets (Public Crypto Asset Funds) has grown rapidly since the first Public Crypto Asset Fund was launched in Canada in 2020. On July 6, 2023, the Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) published CSA Staff Notice 81-336 Guidance on Crypto Asset Investment Funds that are Reporting Issuers (the Staff Notice) to provide guidance to fund managers regarding the operation of Public Crypto Asset Funds.
Bridgerton season 3: Cast, start date, and what else we know | Pro IQRA News
Pro IQRA News Updates. Brace yourself, dear reader, for a third trip to the Ton awaits: Bridgerton is back for a third season, this time highlighting Penelope and Colin (or as Polin, as fans of the show have called them). In a departure from Julia Quinn’s book series, the new episodes will chart a budding romance between the two old friends (in addition to introducing plenty of storylines – and scandalous ones – and a whole host of new characters).
Host-directed immunotherapy of viral and bacterial infections: past, present and future - Nature Reviews Immunology
Abstract The advent of COVID-19 and the persistent threat of infectious diseases such as tuberculosis, malaria, influenza and HIV/AIDS remind us of the marked impact that infections continue to have on public health. Some of the most effective protective measures are vaccines but these have been difficult to develop for some of these infectious diseases even after decades of research.
The Musical Is Political: Black Metal and the Extreme Right
There has been an association between the occult, paganism and the extreme right ever since the evolution of the National Socialist German Workers’ Party from the Thule Society. In the last few years, however, commentators are noting the return to prominence of racist occultism and heathenry among the far right and have called for some of these groupuscles, such as the Order of Nine Angles, to be banned.
Understanding The Green Regulatory Landscape
Canada: Understanding The Green Regulatory Landscape 01 June 2021 by Lynn M. McGrade , Kathryn Fuller , Sienne Lau and Robert Wallis Borden Ladner Gervais LLP Your LinkedIn Connections with the authors To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. June 24, 2021 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. Save the Date Register Webinar Login details will be provided after you register.
New Ranger Limited Editions - Stormtrak and Wolftrak
We’re taking bold looks and go-anywhere capability to the next level with two exclusive versions of our Ranger, International Pick-up of the Year 2020. Available only in in limited numbers, the new Ranger Stormtrak features striking Rapid Red paint with unique graphics and chunky badges, Race Red grille inserts and LED headlights. A luxurious interior includes bespoke high-grain leather seats, embroidered logos and red stitching.
Adjunctive host-directed therapies for pulmonary tuberculosis: a prospective, open-label, phase 2, randomised controlled trial
Summary Background Current tuberculosis treatments leave patients with clinically significant lung injury and increased all-cause mortality post-cure. Adjunctive host-directed therapies could protect the lungs, improve long-term survival, and shorten treatment duration; however, few have been tested clinically. Therefore, we aimed to assess the safety and preliminary efficacy of four host-directed therapies for tuberculosis.
Going All-In on EVs: Cologne Site Begins $1 Billion Transformation
We are taking a significant step forward in our European transformation with a commitment to go all-in on electric passenger vehicles and to substantially grow and electrify our leading commercial vehicle business. We committed today that by mid-2026, 100 per cent of our passenger vehicle range in Europe will be zero emissions capable, all-electric or plug-in hybrid, and will be completely all-electric by 2030.
Connected car data sharing helps make journeys safer - even if you don’t drive a Ford
Connected car data sharing helps make journeys safer – even if you don’t drive a Ford Our vehicles are now providing drivers of cars from other brands with automatic advance warning of potentially dangerous driving conditions on the road ahead. It’s part of an agreement led by the Data for Road Safety partnership, backed by the European Commission, that sees connected vehicles from manufacturers including Ford, BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Volvo share live road-safety information with each other.
Adventurous Trail and Active Series Join Transit Family
Adventurous Trail and Active Series Join Transit Family We’ve made our Transit range even more capable for owners who need to head off the beaten track, whether for work or pleasure. Inspired by popular SUV vehicles, our Active series add rugged styling, better rough-road driving ability and an enhanced cabin for the versatile Transit and Transit Custom vans, and the Tourneo Custom people-mover.
Missing new writing
Published: 7 June 2020 Reporter: Sandra Giorgetti Share: London based Encompass Productions defy the tech gremlins to present the second Bare E-ssentials series of fresh-off-the printer new writing. The company offers an hourlong set of stripped-back, short pieces from established and emerging playwrights performed live, available for viewing on Facebook, YouTube, Instagram and the Encompass web site.
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Pan-tuberculosis regimens: an argument for
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Cardiac safety of extensively drug-resistant tuberculosis regimens including bedaquiline, delamanid and clofazimine
Cardiac safety of extensively drug-resistant tuberculosis regimens including bedaquiline, delamanid and clofazimine Robert S. Wallis European Respiratory Journal Nov 2016, 48 (5) 1526-1527; DOI: 10.1183/13993003.01207-2016
The #FordGT in red ... ... with racing stripes!
The #FordGT in red ... ... with racing stripes! - Robert Wallis - Google+
REVIEW: The Red Mask From Mars (“Origin”)
Discover new comics | Attract new readers | Gain new experience There’s is something about the red planet that has always been a boon to human imagination. From Percy Greg‘s seminal Across the Zodiac back in 1880 to Tim Burton‘s Mars Attacks! back in 1996, by way of Edgar Rice Burroughs, the fourth planet in our solar system, in fictional terms, ranks second only to the third.
REVIEW: Kick-Ass 2
Superhero sequels are all about the escalation. Spider-Man 2, X2, The Dark Knight: they all feature villains who come about as a result of the heroes’ actions in the first film. As The Joker says to Batman, “You’ve changed things – forever”. It’s not a simple case of “For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction”; things always get worse before they get better. Case and point: The Motherf***er.
REVIEW: “Afterlife Inc.”, Vol. 2 (“Near Life and Other Stories”)
After a month’s break, we return you to Jon Lock‘s Afterlife Inc., one of the most exciting pieces of comic book fiction we’ve read in a long while. In my review of Volume 1 (“Dying to Tell: Tales from the Afterlife”), I compared the world of the story favorably to Neil Gaiman‘s groundbreaking Sandman, awarding it a well-deserved five stars, but does the second installment, “Near Life and Other Stories” live up to the series promise? Well, yes, and yet not quite.
5 Possible Choices for Recasting Lex Luthor
Discover new comics | Attract new readers | Gain new experience Man of Steelis perhaps more notable for what it lacks as a film than what it has. Sure, it has Lois, Zod, Jor El, Ma and Pa Kent, and a whole host of other recognizable faces, but it’s missing one crucial figure: Supe’s nemesis, Lex Luthor. Having appeared in Superman I, II, IV, and Returns, it was probably time the franchise gave the slap-headed megalomaniac a break. Still, with Batman vs.
REVIEW: “Afterlife Inc.” Vol. 1 (“Dying to Tell: Tales from the...
Life and death, good and evil, Heaven and Hell: a few of the grand binaries that define all human existence. It takes a brave storyteller to try and address one pair, let alone three. Jon Lock‘s Afterlife Inc. is just such a tale. The premise is comparably ambitious: con artist Jack Fortune dies, but rather than going to face eternal judgment, he discovers that his universe’s afterlife, the seven-tiered Empyrean, is in chaos following the Calamitous disappearance of its governing body.
REVIEW: Man of Steel
(RELATIVELY) SPOILER FREE It’s safe to say we live in a Golden Age of superhero films, and, as with all renaissances, there comes with this a certain pressure, a certain set of standards. Nowadays a Superhero Film has to be about more than simply believing a man can fly: we need to believe in them as human beings.
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