Theodore Hill

Abstract Treatment selection in breast cancer is guided by risk assessment using molecular subtypes and clinicopathological characteristics. However, current approaches lack the precision required for optimal clinical decision-making. To address this, we use data from 8161 patients to develop and evaluate an AI test integrating digital pathology with clinical data. The AI test provides a robust method for predicting disease-free interval (C-index: 0.71 [0.68-0.75], HR: 3.63 [3.02-4.37, p < 0.001]).

Arm-in-arm, the three of us prowled cobblestoned streets in the pitch black of a moonless night, hurling rocks at factory windows. Inebriated by our socialist fervour, Jennifer, Karl, and I followed each missile with a shouted slogan, damning the capitalist managers who, come morning, would bear witness to our brave act of anti-capitalist defiance. But when morning broke, those managers never arrived—because their factory existed only as a dream. Still, I was giddy upon waking.

A review of Sonny Boy by Al Pacino, 384 pages, Penguin Press (October 2024) When I’m reading celebrity memoirs, I’m usually tempted to skip the first few chapters. I generally don’t care about the family history, the toddler years, or the misadventures of adolescence. I want to jump to the parts of the story I know best—the books they wrote, the films they made, the songs they played, and so on. I’m glad I overcame that temptation when reading Al Pacino’s new autobiography, Sonny Boy.