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Clinical recommendations are subject to selection bias, just like everything else. Not everyone who is *covered* by the recommendation will *respond* to the recommendation. This paper studies that phenomenon in the mammogram context:

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Have you ever been disbelieved by a doctor? Or had your symptoms dismissed because of who you are? Then you might have encountered epistemic injustice. This can have dire consequences on clinical care. Professor Havi Carel's Discovery Award project is investigating this form of injustice in healthcare. By bringing together philosophy, legal scholarship, medical history and other disciplines, this project can build a fuller picture of the problem and create tools to help. Learn more: https://wellc.me/4a9r7ki

New paper out! Student co-author Gabriel Traub, along with external collaborators Blair Saunders, Brittany Tausen, PhD, and Effie Marathia, and I found evidence for links between people's connectedness with their future selves and eating behaviors in daily life. These and other findings can be found in a recently published, open-access paper titled, "Connecting to our future, healthier selves: Associations between self-continuity measures and eating behaviors in daily life." https://lnkd.in/eBqfN9jC

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Looking forward to our discussion of this wonderful paper by Chun Xu https://lnkd.in/eMxcYBiv

I am pleased to share the link to our first CRAC study paper, in which we compare the outcomes of radical cystectomy and bladder-preserving treatment. https://lnkd.in/eN6qxUjc

Discover the fascinating concept of the Clinical Theory of Everything in our latest video! This theory aims to bring together science and medicine, offering a unified framework for understanding the universe. Join us as we delve into this theory and its potential impact on our understanding of reality and health. https://lnkd.in/gXyV-Krs