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Breathless but unchanged: Exercise‐induced arterial hypoxaemia shows limited impact in patients with heart failure with preserved ejection fraction

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By Jeff Liu, Ryan Shen
| Wiley Online Library Verified
No abstract is available for this article. Supporting Information Filename Description tjp70264-supp-0001-PeerReview.pdf162.5 KB Peer Review History References , , , , , , & (2002). Ambulatory oxygen improves quality of life of COPD patients: A randomised controlled study. European Respiratory Journal, 20(2), 306–312. , , , , , , & (2018). Exercise Intolerance in Heart Failure With Preserved Ejection Fraction: Diagnosing and Ranking Its Causes Using Personalized O2 Pathway Analysis.
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An open letter to Asian American parents from a high school junior – AsAmNews

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By Ryan Shen
| ASAM News Verified
By Ryan Shen Dear Asian-American parents, It’s no secret that Asian American immigrants are stereotyped as “tiger parents.” As a son of two Chinese immigrants and a junior student at Mission San Jose High School, which has a nearly 90% Asian student base, I know that this reputation can be quite fitting — and I’m urging a change from it.
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B2 Stock Trader

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By Ryan Shen
| Medium
This article is co-authored by my co-creator . You can find the GitHub repo here. The B2 stock trader is an application that uses Google Trends and Cohere’s sentiment analysis on NYT articles to pick a portfolio of stocks. It uses an algorithmic strategy of finding undervalued (low Google interest) but highly-rated (high NYT sentiment scores) stocks that others neglect looking at because most people focus on popular but likely overvalued stocks.
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