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Epidemiologist, biostatistician, medical epistemologist, teacher, baritone, tennis player.
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A scoping study of the whole-cell imaging literature: a foundational corpus, potential for data-mining and research synthesis, and a call for standardization of an emerging field

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By Mary Mirvis, Steven N. Goodman, Wallace F. Marshall, Brooke Weingard
| biorxiv.org
Abstract The level of cellular organization bridging the mesoscale and whole-cell scale is coming into focus as a new frontier in cell biology. Great progress has been made in unraveling the complex physical and functional interconnectivity of organelles, but how the entire organelle network spatially arranges within the cytoplasm is only beginning to be explored.
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A Method for Validating PET and SPECT Cameras for Quantitative Clinical Imaging Trials Using Novel Radionuclides

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By Dale Bailey, Kathy P. Willowson, Steven N. Goodman, Graeme O’Keefe
| Journal of Nuclear Medicine
Our aim is to report methodology that has been developed to calibrate and verify PET and SPECT quantitative image accuracy and quality assurance for use with nonstandard radionuclides, especially with longer half-lives, in clinical imaging trials. Methods: Procedures have been developed for quantitative PET and SPECT image calibration for use in clinical trials.
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Assessment of the Frequency and Variety of Persistent Symptoms Among Patients With COVID-19: A Systematic Review

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By Tahmina Nasserie, Steven N. Goodman, Michael Hittle
| JAMA (The Journal of the American Medical Association)
Figure 1. Reported Frequencies of Symptoms Examined by 5 or More Studies The horizontal bar extends from the first to the third quartile, the interquartile range (IQR). The whiskers extend from the upper and lower quartiles to the largest value within 1.5 IQRs of that quartile. The width of the box represents the IQR. The vertical bar represents the median value for the outcome. The circles represent point estimates from each study. Circles beyond the whiskers are considered outliers.
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