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Human beings are not capable of deciding whether to continue with the pregnancy of their unborn child based on statistics and percentages
The UK’s coverage of Down’s syndrome screening and statistics continues following the publication of a report in the BMJ. Tom Shakespeare, research fellow at the Institute for Policy and P… more →
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MUGA
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wrote 3 weeks ago: Well, Kathy had her MUGA today, and of course neither of us had a clue what that was. Here’s … more →
Routine Mammograms Beginning at Age 50?
wrote 1 month ago: Another article reported by the Washington Post reports on a Federal panel’s recommendation ab … more →
Human beings are not capable of deciding whether to continue with the pregnancy of their unborn child based on statistics and percentages
wrote 2 months ago: The UK’s coverage of Down’s syndrome screening and statistics continues following the pu … more →
Song (2008): Subskills in L2 comprehension?
wrote 2 months ago: I ran across this very helpful article recently that does with reading and listening comprehension s … more →
Policy, Analysis, Information, and Results: A Case of ESL in Higher Ed
wrote 3 months ago: I work with my institution’s international teaching assistant (ITA) program. The program, like … more →
The Link between Hormonal Imbalance and Cholesterol
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wrote 4 months ago: Concentrated quantities of cholesterol within the blood-stream often lead to hormonal imbalances suc … more →
UK NHS developing non-invasive diagnosis tests
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wrote 4 months ago: The Guardian reports that the UK’s National Health Service has begun a program to develop non- … more →
Services Provided at Jacksonville Speech and Hearing Center
wrote 5 months ago: Speech-Language Pathology Professional diagnostic evaluations and therapy are provided by specialist … more →
US groups are in denial over Down's syndrome testing
wrote 6 months ago: I’ll be honest and state that when I first read Leticia Velasquez’s appeal for truth abo … more →
On the fallacy of accuracy
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wrote 6 months ago: I could hardly not mention the so-called wrongful birth case of Deborah and Ariel Levy, the Oregan c … more →
Point of Care Diagnostic Testing World Markets By Aarkstore Enterprise
wrote 7 months ago: The purpose of this report is to describe the specific market segment of the in vitro diagnostics ma … more →
The practical and ethical implications of non-invasive diagnostic testing
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wrote 7 months ago: The Journal of the American Medical Association has published a commentary written by two doctors fr … more →
Getting on with just living life
wrote 7 months ago: I had a good session with my New Therapist (NT) today. They say I seem to be doing really well, and … more →
NHS screening head admits to accuracy failure of Down's syndrome screening
wrote 7 months ago: The head of the UK’s screening programmes has admitted that the NHS has failed to roll-out mor … more →
Further Placement Test Piloting
wrote 7 months ago: Given the University’s need to assess the English language proficiency of in-coming transfer s … more →
UK invests in DNA testing research
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wrote 7 months ago: The Times is reporting that the UK’s Medical Research Council (MRC) is investing £7m in a nati … more →
The fall of the spider monkey
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wrote 7 months ago: I actually didn’t get to see my diagnostic neuropsych yesterday. They had a family medical eme … more →
Singh (2006): Even graduate students can't summarize well
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wrote 7 months ago: Last week, I spent a half hour in the depths of the university library searching through the P/PE st … more →
How to ask for medical help
wrote 8 months ago: It’s only taken me 20 years, but I’ve finally figured out how to ask for help from medic … more →
