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Is email response latency associated with perceived social status and stress hormone levels?
The idea is that taking a little more time to reply might suggest a higher status, showing confidence and calm, while quicker responses could indicate feeling pressured or stressed. This connection between digital behavior, social interactions, and our body's responses is quite fascinating.
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How should exposure durations be scaled from studies in mice and rats to humans?
Time-Scaling for Developmental Toxicity Endpoints How should exposure durations be scaled from studies in mice and rats to humans? Is a 10-day rodent exposure equivalent to a 10-day human exposure during gestation?
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How can scientists reliably detect and mitigate hallucinations in large language models used for scientific writing and literature review?
Large language models are increasingly being utilized for literature reviews, manuscript drafting, and scientific question answering. Hallucinated citations, unsupported assertions and factual errors remain major problems, however. What evaluation methods, benchmarks, human-in-the-loop strategies, or retrieval-augmented strategies have experts found to be most effective in improving factual reliability while maintaining efficiency in scientific research workflows?
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What validated tools or frameworks exist for detecting and mitigating AI/LLM hallucinations in systematic review methodology in resource constrained settings ?
I have published survey based research on AI hallucination awareness among early career medical researchers in Pakistan (medRxiv preprint live). I am seeking expert input on validated detection frameworks or mitigation strategies specifically applicable to systematic review workflows in low and middle income country research contexts where verification infrastructure is limited.
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what specific molecular pathways or immune cell subsets should researchers prioritize using flow cytometry to provide clinicians with a truly actionable, targeted immune signature of the patient?
it is a specific question that can help thousands for clinicians and lab experts to find targeted biomarkers that can achieve to diagnose and see a result for their therapies by blocking molecular pathways that can find the biochemical, environmental tumor microenvironment, multiplication, resistance of the tumor and many others and will help to block all mechanisms of the carcinogenesis
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What are the benefits of strong collaborations between academia and the industry?
It is said that lack of relevant relationships between the industry and academia impede industrial innovations, as a strong bond between both can revolutionise global economy. What is your take on this and what benefits can such relationship between both parties bring?
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The motivation behind conducting a risk assessment
Hello, I understand the purpose of a chemical risk assessment (e.g., setting safe exposure limits). However, I am wondering, in practical terms, what (aside from regulations) causes agencies to conduct these assessments. Consumer concerns? Potential litigation? Political pressure? In other words, what signals do the EPA and other regulatory agencies get that convinces them to conduct an assessment? Thank you.
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Benchmark Dose Software: BMDS vs. PROAST: Are there important advantages/disadvantages to using one over the other?
Are there important advantages/disadvantages to using one over the other? Are there other software packages (e.g., R-based) that could be used for calculating benchmark doses?
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Relationship between PM2.5 exposure and mortality
A recent paper reported a meta-regression analysis of pm2.5 exposure and mortality: : https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0013935118303256?via%3Dihub Is there a plausible biological mode of action that would support the behavior in the dose-response curve noted in Figure 1?
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Can we consider that epidrugs can constitute a good therapeutic strategy against cancer diseases?
Recently, it has been demonstrated that epigenetic perturbations are mainly involved in cancer development. Can we consider that epidrugs can constitute a good therapeutic strategy against cancer diseases ?
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