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Exercise equipment preferences among adults with spinal cord injury | Spinal Cord
6 years ago @Ursasana: Data for design opportunity - let's rethink the equipment itself - #designthinking
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Principled compassion | Nature Medicine
6 years ago @Ursasana: Investigational drugs can save or extend lives, seriously ill patients should have access - #drugs #medicine
Notable advances 2014 | Nature Medicine
6 years ago @Ursasana: Notable medical advances 2014 - #cancer #medicine #neuro #aging #disease #stemcells #metabolism
Drugs that made headlines in 2014 | Nature Medicine
6 years ago @Ursasana: Pharma headliners of 2014 - #pharma #drugs @npgnews
The Case for ‘Benevolent’ Mobile Apps
6 years ago @Ursasana: The case for 'benevolent' mobile apps - @voltarainc #mobile #ValuesMatter
http://www.technologyreview.com/view/533061/neural-network-rates-images-for-happiness-levels/?utm_ca...
6 years ago @Ursasana: Neural networks for image sentiment analysis - #neural #network #sentimentanalysis
Science should keep out of partisan politics : Nature News & Comment
6 years ago @Ursasana: "The Republican urge to cut funding is not necessarily anti-science" - #science #politics
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Principled compassion | Nature Medicine
6 years ago @Ursasana: Investigational drugs can save or extend lives, seriously ill patients should have access - #drugs #medicine
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From The Economist Espresso: The long and the short of America’s job market #jobs #america @TheEconomist 6 years ago