Early detection of retinoblastoma in children does not improve outcomes, suggests a Mailman study.
The correlation between that theta modulation and clinical outcomes suggests a potential physiologically informed approach to psychiatric DBS.
However, for outpatient encounters, association of cost to modestly improved outcomes suggests cost containment strategies could have variable effects.
Early modelling of likely outcomes suggests that some modern universities – such as Aston, De Montfort and Coventry – could be thrust to the top of the table.
To be clear, that data takes a few years to come out, but up-to-date information on corporate profitability vs. wage outcomes suggests that these unequal patterns persist.
The strength of landscape-level quality on extinction risk outcomes suggests that habitat degradation should be further investigated as a major driver of population responses to landscape change.
In fact, a recent analysis of the nation's eating habits and health outcomes suggests that eating too few nuts and seeds is associated with an increased risk of dying from cardiovascular disease or diabetes.
The evidence from a growing body of research that focuses on the healthcare facility design influence on occupant outcomes suggests that material finishes for the NICU contribute to the clinical, operational and social dimensions of health outcomes.
"Evidence on the importance of early-grades learning for later life outcomes suggests that a system that pushes schools to concentrate ineffective teachers in the earliest grades could have serious unintended consequences," write study authors Jason Grissom of Vanderbilt and Demetra Kalogrides and Susanna Loeb of Stanford.
That result and the fact that what students did on Facebook was more predictive of outcomes suggests that Facebook use in and of itself is not detrimental to student engagement– certain patterns of access and certain uses of the site will lead to positive outcomes, while other patterns of access and types of usage will lead to negative ones.
The strong association of anti-Jo-1 levels with clinical outcomes suggests that anti-Jo-1 autoantibodies may be a good biomarker for disease activity.
