Sentence examples for health experiments from inspiring English sources

This exemption applies only to private medical records and "public health experiments that call for volunteer subjects of a certain racial background".

Shocking because DeepMind handing the app to Google — and therefore all the patient data that sits behind it — goes against explicit reassurances made by DeepMind's founders that there was a firewall sitting between its health experiments and its ad tech parent, Google.

Instead of a new strict set of rules for healthy living, I want to give myself room to see which health experiments improve my life and which changes, despite the best scientific and spiritual intentions, just don't.

With respect to health, experiments have often failed to show changes in lung tissue or growth when pigs were co-exposed to both ammonia and an infectious agent (aerosols of Escherichia coli, toxigenic Pasteurella multocida or natural exposure to mycoplasma and bacteria; Drummond et al., 1978; Diekman et al., 1993).

The effort, described as an 18-month pilot project, would serve as a public health experiment of sorts.

"No one wants to conduct a large public health experiment on the population," one panel member, Elaine H. Morrato of the University of Colorado, Denver, said.

For example, the RAND health experiment found little evidence that large differences in out-of-pocket payments lead to substantial changes in health outcomes (Newhouse 1993).

They are calling for more rigorous testing of fracking processes and procedures, calling gas drilling and the toxic chemicals used "an uncontrolled health experiment" that could have further impacts on humans.

As a further extension of the Great Manchester Health Experiment, a subgroup of 278 pupils from Sale Grammar School (aged 14 17, mean age 15.3 years, 124 (44.4%) males, 154 (55.4%) females) were asked to take part in a study, utilising the MCW, to assess whether a short term improvement in mood could be induced by a variety of different activities.

As part of the Great Manchester Health Experiment, 663 pupils from Sale Grammar School in Manchester (aged 11 17, mean age 14.0 years, 319 (48.1%) males, 344 (51.9%) females) were recruited into this study where they were asked to complete a Color Questionnaire using the MCW.

In summary, GEHIP is a quasi-experimental study of a program designed to accelerate the scale- up of the Navrongo experiment — one of the most effective health development experiments conducted in Africa [ 25].