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This week: Preserving immune function by slowing thymus aging, neurons in the hypothalamus that regulate social needs, and aspirin's potential role in preventing cancer metastasis.
This week in our (free!) research newsletter 📰💊
1. Preserving immune function by slowing thymus aging
2. Neurons in the hypothalamus that regulate social needs
3. Aspirin's potential role in preventing cancer metastasis
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Cause-specific mortality after spousal bereavement in a Danish register-based cohort - Scientific Reports
Scientific Reports - Cause-specific mortality after spousal bereavement in a Danish register-based cohort
Losing a spouse impacts health: our study of Danish older adults found that bereavement raised mortality risk of specific causes. The absolut risk differences were higher among males. BUT predicting who is at risk proved difficult - even when implementing ML models. www.nature.com/articles/s41...
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Our new section brings together cutting edge research, methodology and teaching to bring about new advances in health data science!
Lead researchers include prof Søren Brunak, prof Samir Bhatt and prof Anders Krogh.
📨 HDSAI@sund.ku.dk
Epidemiologist/mathematician. Professor at London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine. Author of The Rules of Contagion and The Perfect Bet. Views own.
New book Proof: The Uncertain Science of Certainty available now: proof.kucharski.io
Professor of Biostatistics • BMJ Deputy Chief Stats Editor • Books: "Prognosis Research in Healthcare: concepts, methods & impact" & "IPD Meta-Analysis: A Handbook for Healthcare Research.." • Websites: www.ipdma.co.uk & www.prognosisresearch.com • Whovian
PhD student @ Julius Center, UMC Utrecht | causal inference 🤝clinical prediction
Senior Lecturer in Health Data Science, University of Manchester. Research interests in statistical methods for clinical prediction/prognostic models
Statistician • Professor • University of Copenhagen • #biostatistics • #bioinformatics • #SciComm • mostly noise • grumpy old man from a young age • ML • ekstrøm.com
Biostatistics PhD Candidate at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health | Founder, R-Ladies Irvine and Co-Organizer, R-Ladies Baltimore | Data Science and Information Security/Privacy | #RStats #PyData
Website: https://alyssacolumbus.com
Professor of Infectious Disease Dynamics.
Epidemiology. Modelling. Respiratory viruses. Vaccination. Electronic Health Records. Health Inequalities. Comorbidities. Open Science. Big Data. Policy support. Science Communication.
at LSHTM.
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100% health data nerd & OG swiftie. PhD Oxford Internet Institute. Previously Director of Policy Oxford Bennett Institute for Applied Data Science. Currently postdoctoral research associate Yale Digital Ethics Center.
Lead Data Scientist, NHS Grampian + Senior Research Fellow, University of Aberdeen
Trying to do useful things with big, messy, high-security data. Huge nerd for open science and public health
https://www.abdn.ac.uk/iahs/people/profiles/jessicabutler
Research & code: Research director @inria
►Data, Health, & Computer science
►Python coder, (co)founder of scikit-learn, joblib, & @probabl.bsky.social
►Sometimes does art photography
►Physics PhD
statistician • associate prof • team lead health data science and head methods research program at julius center • director ai methods lab, umc utrecht, netherlands • views and opinions my own
Ph.D., epidemiology. research software engineer @ Stanford Health Policy. living in Ann Arbor. open-source data science. causal inference. doing poems on aircrafts. approximately Bayesian. formerly Posit, Apple, AmeriCorps. 心を燃やせ。sic semper tyrannis.
Dataframes powered by a multithreaded, vectorized query engine, written in Rust.
Assessing Psychological Constructs Using NLP and Machine Learning
Developer of R-packages: #r-text, #r-topics and #r-talk
Precision Mental health
Well-being and Harmony Research
Based at Lund University and Stony Brook University
Assistant Prof (Tenure-track) @UCPH Institute of Food and Resource Economics https://ifro.ku.dk/
Group leader at the Danish Cancer Institute and Professor at University of Copenhagen #NNFCPR. Interested in epigenetics, genome maintenance, aging & cancer, creativity & innovation, society in general. Opinions are my own.
Asst. Prof. at UCPH | Education and Labor Econonomics, Social Mobility
Associate Professor, Department of Sociology, UCPH. https://mathiaswullumnielsen.weebly.com/