By Kimiko Ichikaw
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Published: Jun 24, 2026 | pg. no: 1-17
Abstract: This article adopts a deliberately circumscribed analytical orientation centered on the institutional—frequently characterized as perpetrator—perspective, in order to interrogate the conditions under which the Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission and its successor, the Radiation Effects Research Foundation came to be canonized as engines of post-atomic scientific advancement. From this vantage poi ...[Read more]
View eBookBy Jesse A Canchola, Brahian Cano Urrego
Roche Molecular Systems, Inc., 4300 Hacienda Drive
ISBN: 978-1-7352436-4-1
Published: Jun 05, 2026 | pg. no: 1-16
Abstract: The limit of detection (LoD) is a critical performance characteristic in molecular diagnostics, defining the lowest analyte concentration at which an assay achieves reliable detection.1,2 While numerous approaches exist for estimating LoD in both quantitative and qualitative assays, confusion often arises regarding appropriate methods for statistical comparison between a reference formulation and ...[Read more]
View eBookBy Dr. Mahalakshmi Lakshmi Nathan
Doctor of Health Informatics, Department of Health Informatics Rutgers, The StateUniversity of New Jersey, School of Health Professions
Published: Feb 20, 2026 | pg. no: 1-33
Abstract: Healthcare data today is vast but fragmented, inconsistent, and frequently incomplete, limiting the effectiveness of artificial intelligence (AI) models built for clinical decision-making. The central problem addressed in this project is the persistent gap between the potential of AI in healthcare and the poor quality, semantic inconsistency, and lack of interoperability of the datasets on wh ...[Read more]
View eBookBy Philip Kwadwo K Baabiineh
Upper West Regional Hospital,
ISBN: 978-1-7352436-3-4
Published: Jul 17, 2025 | pg. no: 22
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View eBookBy Jose Manuel Salum Tome
Catholic University of Temuco, Chile
Published: Sep 05, 2023 | pg. no: 1-13
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