CMSRU graduate Amir Davoodi combines medicine, ethics and public health to pursue compassionate, community-centered care and ...

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New York state’s medical marijuana program has been around since 2014 and has loosened restrictions in recent years as the recreational market has opened up. New Yorkers seeking relief from any ...

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Objective: The Diabetes and Mental Health Adaptive Notification and Tracking Evaluation (DIAMANTE) study tested whether a digital physical activity intervention using personalized text messaging via ...

Abstract: Learning from AI-generated annotations is well-recognized as a key advance of deep learning techniques in medical image segmentation. Towards this direction, in this paper, we investigate ...

Abstract: Deep learning-based models have revolutionized medical diagnostics by using Big Data to enhance disease diagnosis and clinical decision-making. However, their significant computational ...

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