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The Past, Present, and Future of Computational Social Science. Edited by: Termeh Shafie, Christoph Stadtfeld. Integrating Survey and Non-survey Data to Measure Behavior and Public Opinion. Edited by: Antje Kirchner, Trent Buskirk, Ingmar Weber, Nan Zhang. Individual and Collective Human Mobility: Description, Modelling, Prediction.
Há 3 dias · They can occur historically, in the present and be predicted in the future. The effects can be felt at individual, family, community, and even global levels, as well as across generations. However, trauma is a highly subjective phenomenon, and each person’s experience of a traumatic event and their coping mechanisms will differ.
Benjamin Thompson. Nature Podcast 24 May 2024. Ozempic keeps wowing: trial data show benefits for kidney disease. Semaglutide, the same compound in obesity drug Wegovy, slashes risk of kidney...
Há 4 dias · In the present study, we examined older adults’ (N = 191; mean age = 73.5) SSS with regard to their past, present, and future. Examining SSS for multiple time-points allowed us to identify profiles representing trajectories of status from the past to the future by conducting latent profile analysis.
Há 3 dias · Providing a brief overview of past, present, and future ethics issues in oncology, this article begins with historical contexts, including the paternalistic approach to cancer care. It delves into present-day challenges such as navigating cancer treatment during pregnancy and addressing health care disparities faced by LGBTQ+ individuals. It also explores the ethical implications of emerging ...
Há 4 dias · nature. news. Superstar porous materials get salty thanks to computer simulations. Model predicts the structure of previously elusive compounds with practical applications. news | 23 May 2024....
Há 3 dias · Women's American football: Breaking barriers on and off the gridiron By Russ Crawford, Lincoln, NE: University of Nebraska Press. 2022. pp. 379. $34.95 (hardcover) Nichole Bogarosh. , First Published: 29 April 2024. Full text.
