Following internal validation, the API will be previewed in external cervical cancer diagnostic workflows, including hospitals and other diagnostic centers.
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MosaiQ™ has been designed to offer a breadth of diagnostic tests unmatched by existing commercially available transfusion diagnostic instrument platforms.
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"If we layer on diagnostic after diagnostic, ultimately we can get this to be a screen for the entire system," Robins said.
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Pharmaceutical companies, biotechnology firms, manufacturers of medical devices and diagnostic technologies, free-standing diagnostic centers, surgical centers, hospitals and academic medical centers.
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Eleven different anxiety disorders are listed in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, commonly referred to as the diagnostic bible.
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Infecting Diagnostic and Maintenance Equipment Diagnostic equipment frequently has to be plugged into computers and complex systems to ensure they are working properly.
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The program is designed to assist and encourage teams working on COVID-19 diagnostic issues with the goal of developing better diagnostic tooling.
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First, Ms Johnson "refus[ed] to recognise...diagnostic advances" in clinical standards since 1992, turning a blind eye to more recent diagnostic manuals with updated definitions.
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"In the affected vehicles, certain driving conditions may cause the air bag sensing and diagnostic module (SDM) software to activate a diagnostic test," the NHTSA said.
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It is the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, not the Diagnostic Statistic Manual and the manual outlines psychiatric disorders; it is not a listing of psychological ailments.
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False pregnancies are officially classified as a somatoform disorder, according to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5), the diagnostic and classification text for psychiatrists and psychologists.
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But, Knight explains, doctors in Japan rely on diagnostic codes from the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM), an American publication, and the International Classification of Diseases (ICD).
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George continued Monday, sharing the American Psychiatric Association's Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, and later pages showing the diagnostic criteria for narcissistic personality disorder and antisocial personality disorder.
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FIXD Diagnostic Sensor, available at Amazon, $59.99When the dreaded "check engine" light comes on, there's no easy way to determine what's actually wrong with your car — unless you use this diagnostic scanner.
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"There has been a big change in the number of cases, which is related to our deepening understanding of the disease, improving diagnostic methods and optimising the distribution of diagnostic kits," Li said.
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Thursday at the Georgia Diagnostic and Classification Prison in Jackson.
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You've likely never thought about your car's diagnostic port before.
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Rapid diagnostic tests should be mandatory by 2020, he said.
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But most importantly, the software isn't a straightforward diagnostic tool.
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I'll meet you there once I finish running this diagnostic.
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The FDA has approved several diagnostic products under this designation.
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LabCorp is best known for its giant diagnostic lab business.
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However, this is not a diagnostic test on its own.
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Diagnostic medical sonographers perform ultrasounds to help doctors diagnose patients.
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Strangely, diagnostic accuracy is rarely raised as a safety issue.
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He's a diagnostic nuclear radiologist who lives in Dublin, Ohio.
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Consider the challenges of something as simple as diagnostic testing.
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German scientists produced the first diagnostic test a week later.
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These antibody tests differ from the diagnostic tests used now.
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The biggest failure is the slow rollout of diagnostic testing.
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And doesn't have holes in the diagnostic side of it.
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"Diagnostic equipment does not tell you what's wrong," he said.
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This concerned us both and my patient desired diagnostic clarification.
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In general, there was low mortality and high patient satisfaction for quick diagnostic units, and one study found costs were $2,000 to $3,000 lower per patient for quick diagnostic units compared to inpatient care.
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Windows 10 insiders will soon be able to install a new program from the Microsoft Store, the "Windows Diagnostic Data Viewer," that gives them full access to all the diagnostic data from their Windows device.
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California-based medical diagnostic device research and development company HeartFlow hired Kenneth G. Lee Consulting to work on reimbursement and coverage of diagnostic devices in Medicare and other government health care systems, according to filings.
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But if diagnostic categories are misconceived then treatment may be misapplied.
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Now, it's not like anybody needs a diagnostic test for morningness.
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"Physicians vastly outperformed computer algorithms in diagnostic accuracy," the researchers wrote.
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The researchers are already working on commercializing such a diagnostic tool.
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The early 20th century saw a boom in psychological diagnostic tests.
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Chiu's lab hopes to pluck the diagnostic signal from this noise.
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Kerkhove said the agency also shipped 250,000 diagnostic tests this week.
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Apple tells me these features are most definitely not diagnostic tools.
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This black cartridge contains the paper-based diagnostic for detecting Zika.
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Herman now wants to apply a similar technology to diagnostic medicine.
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For diagnostic intelligence, no two bodily organs are ever the same.
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"These are not medical imaging methods—they're not diagnostic," he noted.
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Dorman switched to making diagnostic technology and sold the vaccine company.
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Then, after what Miceli calls a "diagnostic odyssey," Dylan was diagnosed.
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Since opening both laboratories the company has conducted 6.1m diagnostic tests.
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Modern-day psychiatry may be able to offer diagnostic tools, but
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Radiologic technologists perform diagnostic imaging examinations, like X-rays, on patients.
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Check to see if you meet any of the diagnostic criteria.
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I had to take you offline to run a full diagnostic.
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We have to take into account cost effectiveness and diagnostic yields.
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Spending on their health care increased, particularly on extra diagnostic tests.
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Without better and broader diagnostic testing, people may be at risk.
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PLX Devices Kiwi 3 Bluetooth OBD2 OBDII Diagnostic Scan Tool — $69.99
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The taxonomist of coughs would immediately narrow down the diagnostic possibilities.
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A change in diagnostic criteria could be part of the reason.
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Their vision is that the diagnostic part will always be free.
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Those centers would also provide free essential drugs and diagnostic services.
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But no clear diagnostic criteria specific to fathers exist, they note.
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"If it gets into an area with a group of susceptible dogs, the transmission can be incredibly intense in that region," says Amy Glaser, director of the Molecular Diagnostic Laboratory at Cornell's Animal Health Diagnostic Center.
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"From the very beginning of the company we've only worked with novel new enzymes to create these diagnostic products and the new novel diagnostic and editing," says Trevor Martin, Mammoth Biosciences co-founder and chief executive.
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The result is after a three-year period providers need to make choices about using more advanced precision diagnostic imaging and take a financial loss or stop offering the advanced imaging diagnostic and use less effective alternatives.
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The first diagnostic tools could be as soon as three years away.
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Their diagnostic odyssey began more than four years ago, in January 2013.
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She agreed that e-consults can reduce unnecessary referrals and diagnostic tests.
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It's important to note that carrier-screening tests are not diagnostic tests.
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Low-cost, rapid diagnostic tests remain one of the most important tools.
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Unlike diagnostic genetic tests, predictive ones are conducted on people without symptoms.
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Video showing the patient's reaction during the diagnostic stage of the procedure.
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But they also wanted to run a diagnostic on the scope's performance.
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They undergo diagnostic tests, psychotherapy, and learn to moderate their internet use.
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Many survey respondents also didn't understand risks from diagnostic doses of radiation.
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Their flagship product, MelaFind, was a diagnostic device for early melanoma detection.
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University to create a diagnostic ADHD questionnaire that could be used in
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"For many years we've known the pupil is diagnostic," Kircher told Motherboard.
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For decades, diagnostic tools and treatments were centered and tested on men.
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But because of test secrecy, the tests have no diagnostic value. None.
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They may also perform diagnostic tests like lab work or x-rays.
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But diagnostic techniques have advanced since the first reports on Kanam Man.
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This Automatic car adapter gives you a full diagnostic of your vehicle.
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Better diagnostic tests and an antiviral treatment are also needed, he said.
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Do we need to look at them with a very diagnostic eye?
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It is not intended for medical or diagnostic use, the company said.
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Federal health officials botched an initial diagnostic test and restricted widespread screening.
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I think the diagnostic testing deficiencies is a good example of that.
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But they're not asking you any of that in the diagnostic test?
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EST: Vice President Pence held a coronavirus briefing with diagnostic lab CEOs.
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Diagnostic testing remained a challenge in New York and around the country.
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Diagnostic testing remained a challenge in New York and around the country.
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For starters, AWS, Amazon's cloud arm, announced the AWS Diagnostic Development Initiative.
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Simultaneously, a working-capital diagnostic can highlight potential short-term cash releases.
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If available, also take copies of recent laboratory or diagnostic test results.
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Dial "*#0*#" and you should see the Galaxy S10&aposs diagnostic screen.
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Without VisualDx, admitting physicians made diagnostic errors 28 percent of the time.
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"We don't have a diagnostic test that works right now," he added.
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Thrun blithely envisages a world in which we're constantly under diagnostic surveillance.
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Particular concern surrounds molybdenum-299 (22025Mo), the workhorse of diagnostic nuclear-imaging.
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"But somehow the diagnostic process in medicine is tremendously undervalued," he explained.
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It's quite rare, and her husband didn't fully fit the diagnostic criteria.
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They require a full diagnostic report and a note from your therapist.
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The affected module within SupportAssist is a version of PC-Doctor Toolbox found in a number of other applications, including: Corsair ONE Diagnostics, Corsair Diagnostics, Staples EasyTech Diagnostics, Tobii I-Series Diagnostic Tool, and Tobii Dynavox Diagnostic Tool.
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But there are ways to improve it while still retaining a diagnostic system.
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And these breadcrumbs might not just lead to diagnostic tests, but actual treatments.
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"It really suggests we could develop a diagnostic, eye-based assay," Sigurdson said.
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Due to a concerning prenatal diagnostic, his mother was urged to abort him.
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The organization has also sent medical supplies and diagnostic tests around the globe.
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Becoming a diagnostic medial sonographer requires at least an associate's degree in sonography.
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This can only be determined by a diagnostic test performed by your veterinarian.
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They eventually made their way into hospitals as, for instance, automated diagnostic aids.
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But I was already topless next to the diagnostic machines, prescription in-hand.
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NASA is currently conducting diagnostic tests to figure out what's going on. [NASA]
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But dodging it can be necessary to develop diagnostic tools for electronic devices.
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These latest privacy changes will arrive alongside a separate Windows Diagnostic Data Viewer.
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But if that confirmation comes, it will give psychiatrists a new diagnostic tool.
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Among radiologists, the debate about the risk of cancer from diagnostic CTs rages.
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"This shows that everyday technology, including smartphones, carry good diagnostic value," Li said.
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The ALuLa Heart allows transmission of valuable aircraft diagnostic data in real time.
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Wilson died by lethal injection at Georgia Diagnostic and Classification Prison in Jackson.
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The diagnostic system pinpoints symptoms that could eventually lead to the battery problem.
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Alongside the tablets, the agency also approved a diagnostic to detect the mutation.
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Returning travelers face many diagnostic obstacles, including the lack of definitive blood tests.
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The custom battery also features diagnostic capabilities that can detect if it's wet.
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"They are diagnostic aids and are not supposed to replace doctors," he said.
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Perhaps Dr. Stern's "very preliminary" work will lead to a new diagnostic test.
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In fact, diagnostic errors affect 1 in 20 adults each year, she writes.
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And unfortunately, that data didn't exist because diagnostic capability was not ramped up.
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Diagnosis is based on the clinical presentation because there's no definitive diagnostic test.
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Time can be an important diagnostic test, providing key information about a disease.
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But it is by no means definitive, nor even diagnostic, experts pointed out.
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Laboratories are not cheap and diagnostic capacity is very crucial to preventing epidemics.
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The diagnostic criteria are still fuzzy, and the potential for overdiagnosis is enormous.
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The end of Massimo's diagnostic odyssey also meant doctors could stop invasive testing.
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Amazon's contracted deliverypeople would then take the tests to a private diagnostic company.
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The problem of slow diagnostic testing is not limited to the United States.
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Diagnostic tests that are less accurate can lead to less optimal treatment decisions.
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Instead, they fed the images, and their diagnostic classifications, to the neural network.
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This film's generous, skeptical spirit is in any case more diagnostic than prescriptive.
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"The entire diagnostic test space is trying to solve these issues," he said.
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What if such an immersive diagnostic engine led to millions of unnecessary biopsies?
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History's anomalies are clipped to fit our own diagnostic sense of the world.
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The tests offered by AncestryHealth® are physician-ordered and are not diagnostic.
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O). Hitachi's diagnostic imaging business will be sold to Fujifilm Holdings Corp (4901.
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O). Hitachi's diagnostic imaging business will be sold to Fujifilm Holdings Corp (4901.
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GM said the vehicle's diagnostic system will not illuminate the instrument cluster alert.
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GM said the vehicle's diagnostic system will not illuminate the instrument cluster alert.
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The company has developed a "diagnostic menstrual pad" called the Q Pad that includes an embedded collection strip that passively collects blood samples on a test strip that can be mailed for diagnostic testing which is then turned into data.
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A study from 2017 showed that in order to improve diagnostic accuracy, clinicians should perform at least five examinations using a diagnostic procedure called the Coma Recovery Scale, which includes tasks like following objects with the eyes and responding to commands.
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A cheap, uncheatable and instant diagnostic tool would thus be a boon at airports.
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That means that a universal diagnostic tool for disease is a long way off.
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The collapse of the diagnostic company Theranos shook the world of venture-funded biotechnology.
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While clinical diagnostic surveys are actually quite accurate, they are prone to some inaccuracies.
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The women in the 208 cases should have been referred for full diagnostic testing.
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Progress might even speed up: new diagnostic tools and treatments are on their way.
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The diagnostic testing firm said it does not believe the subpoena matters were material.
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Superpedestrian's main offering is a sturdier scooter with self-diagnostic and remote management capabilities.
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But the company also blocked the development of additional diagnostic tests for breast cancer.
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His diagnostic reveals that he shows signs of paranoid schizophrenia, constructing illusions, and cowardice.
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HIPPOCRATES, GALEN, Avicenna and other ancient physicians frequently used odour as a diagnostic tool.
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They have developed consumerized genetic diagnostic tools to help individuals understand their genetic makeup.
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Well, I definitely think that screen addiction meets all diagnostic clinical criteria for addiction.
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But LabCorp said no medical data or lab and diagnostic results data was taken.
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Jared Diamond sets out to construct a diagnostic framework for political systems in turmoil.
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In fact, one event leads to another, which is diagnostic of a contagious process.
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Incessant hospital visits, diagnostic tests and yearly biopsies will become part of their childhood.
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This was nothing more than a failure to remove a diagnostic function after development.
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Called DotEndo the new DotLab test eliminates that risk with a simple diagnostic test.
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"I'm frustrated that diagnostic imaging has become the first line of defense," she said.
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The image is anonymized and put on the cloud for more detailed diagnostic tests.
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"All the diagnostic criteria for high functioning autism is based on men," Sommer says.
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Conners: Over the years, he received high six-figure annual royalties for his diagnostic
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That means an estimated one in eight Americans fit the diagnostic criteria for alcoholism.
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EEG has been used as a diagnostic tool for more than half a century.
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"Currently, diagnostic tools to predict the risk of preterm birth are limited," she said.
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Diagnostic products rose 6 percent to 2.77 billion francs, also ahead of the poll.
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When combined with special enzymes, CRISPR can be turned into a precise diagnostic tool.
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Most Americans will be affected by at least one diagnostic error in their lifetime.
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It took about three years of pestering my doctors to perform a diagnostic laparoscopy.
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It would also require them to make internal repair guides and diagnostic tools public.
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A diagnostic label validates people's experiences and encourages them to seek treatment, she says.
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Roche had already owned 57 percent of the U.S.-based molecular diagnostic test-maker.
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Roche had already owned 57 percent of the U.S.-based molecular diagnostic test maker.
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As a result, diagnostic testing was only conducted at the agency's labs in Atlanta.
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Her father, a radiologist, is the former president of Diagnostic Imaging Specialists in Atlanta.
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Not as a state, but as a nation, in ramping up our diagnostic capabilities.
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It also guarantees that all Americans can get free diagnostic testing for the illness.
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Deere has agreed to offer its manuals and diagnostic software for sale by 2021.
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The 30,000-nucleotide sequence opened the door for scientists to develop a diagnostic test.
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In 1980, experts revising psychiatry's influential diagnostic manual eliminated distinctions in kinds of depression.
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States that have already validated the original CDC diagnostic can still use that test.
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But to find patients in the subtle early stages, they need a diagnostic test.
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There are no clear diagnostic criteria, which makes it difficult to measure its prevalence.
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The test is currently available for $2,000, which costs more than traditional diagnostic tests.
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The team hopes to expand the pen's diagnostic capabilities to include all solid tumors.
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On Friday, the FDA granted emergency clearance to a new COVID-19 diagnostic test.
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Here are three patients who have been through a diagnostic marathon few can imagine.
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For some who have been given diagnostic tests, those questions are all too real.
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"AWS – Amazon's multibillion-dollar cloud computing unit – is calling it a $20 million initiative to "accelerate diagnostic research, innovation, and development to speed our collective understanding and detection of COVID-19 and other innovate diagnostic solutions to mitigate future infectious disease outbreaks.
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The former has this week begun shipping its diagnostic testing kits for the coronavirus to the U.S., which now has the most confirmed cases of any country in the world, while Biomerieux has also launched three different diagnostic tests for the virus.
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In diagnostic imaging a discrepancy between gender identity and patient anatomy can raise unnecessary alarms.
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As for third-party apps, the best diagnostic tool for Chrome OS is called Cog.
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Under current regulations, vehicles must allow connection to their diagnostic systems for analysis and repair.
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"We're turning MRIs from what is a diagnostic test into a screening test," says Gal.
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The company insists it can create diagnostic tests far faster than was previously possible, too.
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Andrew Archie walks through death row at the Georgia Diagnostic and Classification Prison, on Dec.
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She believes that with access to a diagnostic test, it may have been successfully treated.
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Their joint intention is to develop drugs and diagnostic techniques based on the gut microbiome.
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However, their symptoms did not track with the physiological data from diagnostic testing for GERD.
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I was surprised to realize just how little feedback doctors receive on their diagnostic errors.
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As the population ages, and technologies improve, demand for more persistent diagnostic tools will grow.
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Finally, we have too often under-invested in diagnostic tests while over-spending on drugs.
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It was a kind of diagnostic incision, meant to reveal the layers, or strata, within.
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It's the same port mechanics use to get the diagnostic code when something goes wrong.
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This amalgam, she claims, finally pushed PTSD into the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental
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But the diagnostic criteria for PTSD has changed four times since the disorder was formalized.
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Companies continue to refine digital diagnostic tools for in-home healthcare at a rapid clip.
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The foundation has negotiated with pharmaceutical companies for reduced prices for drugs and diagnostic equipment.
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The diagnostic has been done, and the root cause is global overcapacity and surging imports.
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She described the mental-health system as dogmatic and overly attached to its diagnostic models.
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He declined, and said cases like that would be more likely without a diagnostic category.
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It is to be used along with a companion diagnostic designed to detect the mutation.
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Theranos promised the world cheap, painless diagnostic tests taken from a single drop of blood.
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Because zika hasn't yet been widely studied, there aren't very good diagnostic tests for it.
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The diagnostic company makes a test, which was used to recruit patients into Tesaro's trial.
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Of course, PTSD existed long before doctors gave it a name and a diagnostic code.
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Most laptop makers include diagnostic tools to check the health and status of the battery.
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About $400 million of the money will go toward developing a vaccine and diagnostic tests.
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Another diagnostic company, Qiagen, tweeted that it was "ramping up production" of coronavirus test kits.
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But some of the components of the diagnostic kits were flawed, and produced inconclusive results.
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Confirmed cases — The number of Covid-19 cases that have been confirmed by diagnostic testing.
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Reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) — A technology used for Covid-19 diagnostic testing.
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Diagnostic tests for many of the viruses that cause colds have now become commercially available.
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Presumably, their secretive diagnostic software can flip the magic bit that resets this "Service" indicator.
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The bill approved Wednesday bolsters unemployment insurance and guarantees free diagnostic testing for the coronavirus.
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Over half will be new diagnostic tests, which do not need years of safety testing.
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" Instead, he emphasizes the diagnostic benefits of dental X-rays, which "makes patients more comfortable.
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There was not, among other things, any diagnostic test available for SARS during the outbreak.
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Satisfied with the flinch the diagnostic feint had elicited, Ward settled in to win rounds.
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On February 13, recorded cases in China soared up as the diagnostic method was broadened.
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This time, scientists were able to quickly sequence the virus and develop a diagnostic test.
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Patients will be chosen for therapy based on an FDA-approved diagnostic for the drug.
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As our diagnostic capacities regarding dementia increase, more and more people face this distressing news.
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The company emphasizes that its tests are probability readings, they're not meant to be diagnostic.
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Founded in 1967, Sebia provides medical equipment and technology used for in-vitro diagnostic testing.
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And it doesn't perform any diagnostic tests, focusing instead on novel approaches to blood collection.
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She quotes liberally from the fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (D.S.M.-5).
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There is no proven cause or diagnostic test, and chances of recovery are almost none.
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National clinical laboratory companies LabCorp and Quest Diagnostic have started bringing tests online, broadening access.
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So there's still limited access to X-ray machines and other diagnostic and lifesaving equipment.
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In the first such head-to-head study, researchers from Harvard Medical School and Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston decided to put humans and machines to the test, comparing the diagnostic accuracy of physicians with that of 23 different medical diagnostic software tools.
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"When we bundle those together in terms of a complete diagnostic offering, you put in our cloud-based solution ... you get the whole diagnostic history right there whether you sent the results out or you had it run on your in-house lab," Ayers said.
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Building on the progress that diagnostic developers have already made, the development, validation, and approval of a user-friendly diagnostic needs to be sped up so that it can be put to widespread use within months by people worldwide to end the Zika pandemic.
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The system, called SHERLOCK, could one day be a cheap and easy-to-use diagnostic tool.
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So scientists decided to engineer CRISPR-C2c2 into an easy-to-use diagnostic tool, called SHERLOCK.
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"This algorithm performed as well as board-certified dermatologists at several key diagnostic tasks," Esteva said.
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LabCorp said it did not provide AMCA with information about tests, lab results, or diagnostic information.
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In fact, as a late-in-the-episode diagnostic explained, the host is in "critical" condition.
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A treatment that combines a drug and a diagnostic device could get reviewed on different timelines.
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Gotta wonder if the crew ran 22018 extra minutes of diagnostic checks to make this happen.
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They aren't intended to be used as a medical diagnostic tool, and indeed they can't be.
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" Morial also said Trump's comments on challenges facing African-American communities have been "diagnostic" not "prescriptive.
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The diagnostic tool can screen for traces of the virus in blood, urine, or saliva samples.
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The two wanted to create a diagnostic device that was faster, easier and cheaper to use.
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While these are all distinct diagnostic labels, they apply to groups of symptoms that often overlap.
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The Diagnostic Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders classifies fugues as a catastrophic form of dissociative amnesia.
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So when you think about doctors, there's all kinds of jobs that are diagnostic that ... Radiologist.
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Novartis is not looking for diagnostic devices that (a) is not a standard consumer device (e.g.
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In a declaration in January, 85 pharmaceutical and diagnostic companies pledged to act against drug resistance.
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Could we use our synthetic biology platforms in a meaningful way and create a diagnostic test?
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In the future, DNA from patients' tumours is likely to be sequenced completely for diagnostic purposes.
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At the very least, it'd help if Apple open-sourced its diagnostic modes to other people.
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EST at the Georgia Diagnostic and Classification Prison in Jackson, the state's department of corrections said.
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Shares of Myriad Genetics plummeted 16% after the molecular diagnostic company announced disappointing second-quarter earnings.
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According to the BLS, there are currently 71,130 diagnostic medical sonographers employed in the US today.
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"Women with breast abnormalities should have a diagnostic evaluation regardless of time since childbirth," she wrote.
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And three times he was sent home – without diagnostic testing – with antacids to treat mild reflux.
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The shift to only fund diagnostic testing should cover costs through this winter, the notice said.
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Finally, it suggests incorporating better diagnostic tools to help pilots decide which alert to address first.
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Studies have found that patients at hospitals that perform more autopsies suffer fewer major diagnostic mistakes.
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And the geneticist told him that his skin was stretchy enough to fit the diagnostic criteria.
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We have the most advanced technology, providing the highest diagnostic yield with the quickest turnaround time.
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These guidelines cover a variety of diagnostic tests and treatments, including procedures, blood test, and medications.
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It would also require them to make diagnostic software and repair guides available to the public.
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So after suffering from this incredibly humiliating experience, the patients are left with subpar diagnostic studies.
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The details: The World Health Organization added "gaming disorder" to its diagnostic handbook earlier this year.
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Rather than a human mixing the solutions, the samples are instead put into a diagnostic machine.
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In the U.S., public health labs only extended diagnostic screening to all 50 states last Monday.
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Meanwhile, South Korea has the capability to run about 15,000 diagnostic tests in a single day.
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All this is taking place on a tiny scale -- in test tubes, within a diagnostic machine.
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She was not involved in the new study, which was conducted by Invitae, a diagnostic company.
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He didn't elaborate on the timeline of getting the diagnostic to market, or who's producing it.
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Shortly after noon, Pence participates in a coronavirus briefing with chief executives from diagnostic laboratory companies.
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Once the COVID-19 sequence was available, they quickly released a diagnostic test on January 17.
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One IVF cycle can take months from start to finish, from diagnostic testing to embryo transfer.
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She said that Edge asks for permission to collect diagnostic data that's used to improve products.
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The Healthineers business supplies technology to the health care industry, including diagnostic imaging and laboratory diagnostics.
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Some of these jobs are in fact good-paying middle-skill jobs, like diagnostic medical sonographers.
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What they do according to O*NET: Prepare radioactive isotopes for use in diagnostic medical procedures.
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Psychiatric hospitals closed, while an embarrassed profession tried to reinvent itself, eventually overhauling its diagnostic manual.
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Experts disagreed—not just about what to call the condition but also about its diagnostic criteria.
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Other features included a built-in speaker and the the ability to run self-diagnostic checks.
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Topping the list are refinements in surgery, better diagnostic scanning, and more precise use of radiation.
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Diagnostic medical sonographer topped CareerCast's list as the best job for people without a college degree.
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Geologie calibrates a customized skincare routine based on your answers to a few simple diagnostic questions.
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Those devices include radar sensors, diagnostic systems, in-dash navigation systems and built-in cellular connections.
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For this show, Kentridge has made heavy use of diagnostic imaging: X-rays, CAT scans, MRIs.
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The law also phased in a requirement that new cars be compatible with generic diagnostic tools.
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But available diagnostic screens may be missing others infected with the newly discovered bacteria, the scientists acknowledged.
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In 2012, it passed a law that forced automotive manufacturers to provide diagnostic information on its cars.
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These distinctions are important, since they might someday help scientists develop better diagnostic tests, the researchers said.
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Sigurdson and her team are already at work trying to develop newer diagnostic tests for prion diseases.
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Part of it could have something to do with faulty diagnostic processes, leading to overdiagnosis of depression.
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It cannot be used as a diagnostic until it has been tested in hundreds of virus samples.
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It cannot be used as a diagnostic until it has been tested in hundreds of virus samples.
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The Diagnostic Service Manual (DSM) uses the last year of a person's drinking to determine alcohol dependency.
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Medical supplies such as diagnostic tests, IV fluids, antibiotics, and isolation equipment should be procured quickly, right?
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Abe, speaking to parliament, said Japan had already started developing rapid diagnostic test kits for the virus.
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Many others, however, have symptoms suggestive of the condition, creating a need for a simple diagnostic test.
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The declaration also calls for enhanced use of diagnostic tests that can rapidly identify the infecting organism.
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There are 15-minute rapid diagnostic tests that use a prick of blood, but these are inaccurate.
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It's often used as a diagnostic tool, since strange brain wave patterns can hint at neurological problems.
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Rapid medical and diagnostic innovation will disrupt all businesses that rely heavily on physical facilities and staff.
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Google Assistant appears to also be able to run diagnostic tests on the camera and Bluetooth connectivity.
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The FoundationOne test is the first ever FDA-approved comprehensive companion diagnostic for multiple types of cancer.
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A flight carrying medical supplies and diagnostic test kits, departed this afternoon for Wuhan, the ministry said.
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There were also instances where those diagnostic machines appeared to have been miscalibrated and gave incorrect results.
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That sounds a lot like the "highly restricted, fixated interests" that are part of autism's diagnostic criteria.
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Starting this week, Windows 10 testers will be able to access a new Windows Diagnostic Data Viewer.
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Opportunity: Bundle health diagnostic hardware together and build the software to generate simple health reports for doctors.
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And one infant in nine dies before their fifth birthday, many for lack of simple diagnostic tools.
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The judge in the case ordered Gose to undergo a 60-day diagnostic evaluation before he's sentenced.
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The diagnostic test maker's shares were trading at $9403 after its preliminary results fell short of expectations.
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Any clinical diagnostic work would have to go through trials and be approved by regulators, he says.
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" The American Psychiatric Association's diagnostic manual does, however, include a diagnosis of "factitious disorder imposed on another.
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"We think there's an opportunity for a new type of analytics, a true diagnostic layer," Bailis said.
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A "first draft" of one diagnostic test is expected to be finalized in mid-April, officials said.
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The doctor's visit, two trips to Diagnostic Centers of America, and a consultation cost me eight hours.
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Compared with treatment errors, such as medication overdoses or wrong-limb amputations, diagnostic errors receive little attention.
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People developed diagnostic systems that were much more reliable and everyone could start diagnosing the same way.
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Shortly after the 1979 occupation, homosexuality was removed from the authority's diagnostic records over diseases and disorders.
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Balasegaram says they've been looking for a simple diagnostic tool like this but haven't yet found one.
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Part of it could have something to do with faulty diagnostic processes, leading to overdiagnosis of depression.
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Diagnostic kits were flown by helicopter to the ship, and 21 people aboard - mostly crew - tested positive.
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Diagnostic kits were flown by helicopter to the ship, and 21 people aboard - mostly crew - tested positive.
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And in "Towards the Diagnostic Gaze" (2013), the trick is to hold a feather duster absolutely still.
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Now, the firm has acknowledged that its work on a "diagnostic report" on the agency was shoddy.
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Florida, the court ruled that states must rely on modern diagnostic standards and not just IQ scores.
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But without access to car data, they're working blindfolded, unable to see the diagnostic information they need.
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Before modern diagnostic ultrasound, abortion was permissible beyond the first trimester — up to four or five months.
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Below the various diagnostic reports on your computer's current state, you can find the Fresh Start utility.
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It can also help researchers monitor the virus for mutations that might make diagnostic tests less effective.
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In 2018, CNBC had reported the project was working on research into cancer treatments and diagnostic technologies.
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But testing so far has been severely limited by problems with a diagnostic test developed by CDC.
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"These results have major implications for diagnostic and therapeutic applications of iron oxide nanoparticles," the paper concludes.
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Their 1,161-day search for answers—called the "diagnostic odyssey" in rare disease circles—had been excruciating.
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With genetic sequences and synthetic copies, experts were able to quickly develop diagnostic tests for the virus.
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It wasn't until a diagnostic blood test was developed that other manifestations of the disease were identified.
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And as many as 70 companies are vying to develop a "bedside diagnostic" test for hospital use.
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And as many as 70 companies are vying to develop a "bedside diagnostic" test for hospital use.
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I took particular aim at its most lucrative product, the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders.
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Despite such evidence of the effectiveness of diagnostic-support software, studies show that doctors rarely use it.
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Current diagnostic criteria for addiction are not so much a definitive scientific description as a useful guideline.
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This prompted the company to integrate new battery diagnostic software in an iOS update for all users.
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Datasets like that collected by the NIH are essential to building new diagnostic tools involving machine learning.
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On Friday, the Food and Drug Administration granted emergency approval to a new COVID-19 diagnostic test.
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Many people do not meet the criteria for diagnostic testing through their medical professional, thus inhibiting access.
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Dr. Forde was also instrumental in elevating diagnostic and surgical endoscopy into a commonly taught academic discipline.
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After 200 years, it's still the most cost-effective and practical first step in most diagnostic analyses.
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The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said in a notice posted on Friday that "certain driving conditions may cause the air bag sensing and diagnostic module software to activate a diagnostic test" that would prevent the air bag from deploying in the event of a crash.
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With the financial security of knowing a "presumptive" positive diagnosis will be covered, the lawmakers said patients will be able to receive the full scope of essential diagnostic and therapeutic care, "including guidance on self-isolation for themselves and their families" even without an authorized COVID-19 diagnostic test.
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During this time, the diagnostic categories changed — Asperger's syndrome and pervasive developmental disorder, diagnostic categories that once included many children, are no longer used, and we now consider all these children (and adults) to have autism spectrum disorder, or A.S.D. The salient diagnostic characteristics of A.S.D. are persistent problems with social communication, including problems with conversation, with nonverbal communication and social cues, and with relationships, together with restricted repetitive behavior patterns, including repetitive movements, rigid routines, fixated interests and sensory differences.
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Point-of-care tests represented about 5.553 percent of Abbott's total diagnostic sales of $4.6 billion last year.
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As diagnostic tests rely on ever-tinier amounts of blood, some scientists are striking a note of caution.
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We provide primary medical care, dental services, mental health support, medicine, diagnostic testing, substance abuse services, and more.
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This $100 device, when paired with its smartphone app, allows you to read your car's diagnostic info yourself.
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Diagnostic data and location checks, whereby DJI checks for "No Fly Zones" (NFZ), require users to opt-out.
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If it can provide virtual care, including diagnostic testing and pharmacy, it could become a "closed loop" system.
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Apple explains that "there is no publicly available infrastructure to support iOS diagnostic analysis," according to the documents.
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There's also no diagnostic tool available for Parkinson's, which introduces more potential for misdiagnosis (more on that later).
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For a diagnosis of an anxiety disorder, six months is the diagnostic bar you're hoping not to hurdle.
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First off, SAD as we know it colloquially isn't actually in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM), a.k.a.
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The company's app is a health "tracking" app, rather than diagnostic tool for clinical use at this point.
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So anxiety may "mask" symptoms of heart disease among women, leading to diagnostic and treatment delays, she said.
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"It has no clinical or diagnostic meaning currently," said Meloy, a forensic psychologist who's consulted for the FBI.
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Several life sciences companies also signed it, including Exact Sciences, maker of a diagnostic test for colorectal cancer.
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The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) also warns against using thermal cameras as a standalone diagnostic tool.
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"This innovation can become the breakthrough diagnostic for CMPA," said Greg Behar, chief executive of Nestlé Health Science.
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The cause isn't fully understood, but autism is more frequently identified today due to more thorough diagnostic criteria.
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The deal will result in a sequencing-based companion diagnostic with a pan-cancer indication, the companies said.
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Many diagnostic "breathalysers" already exist, and sniffer dogs, too, can be trained to detect illnesses such as cancer.
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WHO said it has sent medical supplies such as masks, gloves, gowns and diagnostic tests around the world.
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They're hoping it will give doctors an extra diagnostic tool and allow patients to better manage their health.
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"This case posed a diagnostic conundrum," the doctors wrote in November in The New England Journal of Medicine.
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For example, Medicaid providers would cover diagnostic imaging, lab tests, and other services, including sonograms when medically necessary.
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Again, in practice, that's not easy because of how long it takes to get results from diagnostic tests.
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Not only is there a quicker diagnostic test, but there are also ample supplies of an effective vaccine.
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Snap-On is the maker of high quality tools and diagnostic equipment for auto repair and other industries.
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The firm said around 13 percent of its diagnostic sales come from the consumables used in the machines.
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The cousin's symptoms raised suspicions of plague and a preliminary rapid diagnostic test was positive for the disease.
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The sounds generated by a motherboard are, for the most part, designed to be used for diagnostic purposes.
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Canada's version of single-payer covers its citizens' hospital care, doctors' visits, mental-health care and diagnostic procedures.
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Back in December, Uber unveiled its next generation of JUMP bikes, with self-diagnostic capabilities and swappable batteries.
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Verizon has its own connected car dongle called the Hum, which provides many similar location and diagnostic services.
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Searls seems to have no interest in either confirming or disproving the test's validity as a diagnostic tool.
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Diagnostic tests were already performed routinely using a drop of blood from a pinprick long before Theranos existed.
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For Scanwell, it's the culmination of a three-year journey to bring their first diagnostic test to market.
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Which means there is no established set of diagnostic criteria to help mental-health professionals screen for it.
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Because the paper-based diagnostic test can be freeze-dried, it can be stored and transported without problems.
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In 1952, the American Psychiatric Association listed homosexuality in its Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM).
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According to entrepreneur and philanthropist Bill Gates, a key need is a "reliable, affordable, and accessible" diagnostic test.
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The "ultimate goal," according to Bloomberg, is to make HealthKit data a diagnostic tool available to healthcare providers.
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When you sign up for Drivewise, Allstate sends you a device you plug into your car's diagnostic port.
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His mother is a retired pediatric hematology oncologist and his father is a retired nuclear and diagnostic radiologist.
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To get a more specific identification, the lab sent the sample to the CDC's Parasitology Reference Diagnostic Laboratory.
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The American Psychiatric Association has included pedophilia in its Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders since 1968.
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The problem is exacerbated by a lack of adequate diagnostic technologies and treatment facilities, according to the WHO.
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This means that therapy and most mental illness diagnostic screenings, until quite recently, were designed for white people.
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"There's no single diagnostic test nor a combination of tests to make the diagnosis of PV," he said.
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Hessenflow tells Axios: What's needed is both better diagnostic testing and the development of new antibiotics, Mathers says.
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The World Health Organization this week issued a list of must-have diagnostic tools for nations to adopt.
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The diagnostic test maker's shares were trading at $133.81 after the company's preliminary results fell short of expectations.
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Improving health care infrastructure, especially in low-resource communities, will enable timely and equitable diagnostic testing within communities.
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Danaher's (DHR) Cepheid unit received FDA approval for its rapid coronavirus diagnostic test, the first of its kind.
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When its own diagnostic tools weren't ready in time, Theranos passed third-party testers off as its own.
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In 2012, Massachusetts passed a law forcing automotive companies to share diagnostic information with third party repair shops.
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ELI LILLY, THERMO FISHER SCIENTIFIC TO DEVELOP COMPANION DIAGNOSTIC FOR LOXO-292 IN PATIENTS WITH LUNG, THYROID CANCERS
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Hahn said diagnostic manufacturers believe they can churn out 4 million tests by the end of next week.
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"We have a culture here in Germany that is actually not supporting a centralized diagnostic system," Drosten said.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention botched its first attempt to mass-produce a diagnostic test kit.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention previously said each diagnostic kit can test 700-800 patient samples.
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FDA has also been coordinating closely with CDC and other diagnostic developers who are working on coronavirus tests.
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A trio of House Democrats is pressing the Trump administration on the affordability of coronavirus diagnostic tests. Reps.
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The statute also fails to clarify whether or not diagnostic testing should be exempt from cost-sharing requirements.
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If doctors would routinely cast a wider diagnostic net up front, billions of wasted dollars could be saved.
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The first involves sequencing the virus's genome and manipulating it to refine diagnostic tests, treatments and vaccine candidates.
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The C.D.C. had distributed diagnostic testing kits to state health departments, but they turned out to be flawed.
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Still, Koopmans would like more information about exactly how diagnostic tests are being performed, and diseases ruled out.
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Plug in the KOBRA Wireless Car Scanner into your on-board diagnostic computer and check for error codes.
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The PCR diagnostic test is highly sensitive and can amplify genetic material from even a single viral molecule.
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The diagnostic moment, as the Brazilian researchers might have guessed, came to Bordone in a flash of recognition.
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Better diagnostic tests could improve predictions of whether cancer patients are likely to benefit from the costly treatments.
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According to Stop TB, 18 new diagnostic products may be ready for evaluation by the WHO in 2020.
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GE's healthcare businesses range from large imaging machines to small diagnostic tools and equipment used in drug manufacturing.
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It altered an onboard diagnostic system so it would not provide warnings that the emissions system was malfunctioning.
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" Medical students are often taught a piece of diagnostic wisdom: "When you hear hoofbeats, think horses, not zebras.
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Finally, health agencies must ramp up funding for medical research to develop accurate diagnostic tests and pharmacological treatments.
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The Austin-based startup sells at-home diagnostic tests including for sexually transmitted diseases, fertility, and food sensitivity.
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By 2017, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration had granted special emergency use approval to 19 diagnostic tests.
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Deep-learning diagnostic tools are more likely to flourish in countries outside the United States, Dr. Zhang said.
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I asked Frances if he could rewrite his diagnostic guide in the DSM, what changes he would make.
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" Other cases are probably being missed, Dr. Lindgren added: "It's very likely you could make the diagnostic tools better.
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They have also explored diagnostic fads, disappearing diseases like hysteria or sudden epidemics of ailments like attention deficit disorder.
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Unless it's in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM), insurance companies will not pay for treatment.
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Abbott Labs has reached a revised $5.3 billion agreement to purchase of Massachusetts-based diagnostic test maker Alere Inc.
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IDEXX Laboratories is the maker of veterinary testing equipment and is the world leader in diagnostic tools for animals.
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One of the fun things about writing them is they can enter this diagnostic mode or adjust their apperception.
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An experimental blood test could detect autism in children at younger ages than current diagnostic methods are capable of.
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The entrepreneur claimed her company Theranos had created a diagnostic method that required just the smallest drop of blood.
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As you've probably guessed, Apple only makes the diagnostic software available to its own stores and authorized service providers.
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For the iMac Pro, replacing the logic board or flash storage will, again, apparently require running the diagnostic software.
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They can set their own markup on spare parts, for instance, and charge diagnostic fees, they said in interviews.
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In one case, researchers were also seeking to promote their own newly approved medical device as a diagnostic tool.
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Three years ago, a reporter asked Kadmon Corporation founder Samuel Waksal his opinion on embattled diagnostic start-up Theranos.
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It's classified as a social anxiety disorder in the American Psychiatric Association's Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders.
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That means dogs — or technology based on their incredible abilities — aren't going to become primary diagnostic tools anytime soon.
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This article was reviewed by Steven Reisman, MD, a cardiologist and the director of New York Cardiac Diagnostic Center.
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Many manufacturers, including Seagate and Western Digital, offer utility and diagnostic programs in the support areas of their sites.
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Plus, another $ 1.3 billion/year is needed to boost R&D for new vaccines, diagnostic tests and drug treatments.
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On Friday, WHO said it sent medical supplies such as masks, gloves, gowns and diagnostic tests around the world.
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Otherwise, with the increasing availability of genetic information will come an explosion in needless diagnostic testing and therapeutic interventions.
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Without this money, the administration said, mosquito surveillance and control, vaccine development, and diagnostic testing improvements will be hindered.
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Patients are selected for treatment based on a diagnostic test made by Myriad Genetics Inc known as BRACAnalysis CDx.
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The air vent has also been moved over to the bottom of the device, next to the diagnostic port.
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A colonoscopy is then performed and some insurers consider that test a "diagnostic" exam, rather than a preventive screening.
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The diagnostic data includes device connectivity, peripherals, configuration options, performance data, movie consumption, installed apps, and a lot more.
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Buying Massachusetts-based Alere would allow Illinois-based Abbott to become the leader in point-of-care diagnostic testing.
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It is to be used along with a diagnostic test, developed by Abbott Laboratories, designed to detect the mutation.
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The finding suggests that a Myriad Genetics companion diagnostic test, designed to select suitable patients, may not be necessary.
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With so much of medicine relying on diagnostic tests, if the technology works, it could be a game changer.
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Investors expect the company to be bought eventually or to merge with a larger industrial diagnostic or biotech company.
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They're a really great diagnostic tool for when we have a social justice problem that we're not addressing directly.
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After several doctor visits, Lauder was awaiting the results of diagnostic tests to determine the cause of her symptoms.
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PMDD was officially added as a depressive disorder in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders in 2013.
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According to Sluss, the whole thing takes about five seconds and is the fastest concussion diagnostic on the market.
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The groom's mother is a diagnostic radiologist and director of breast imaging at White Plains Hospital in White Plains.
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By allowing us to avoid toxic and costly treatments when not needed, diagnostic tests more than prove their value.
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The test is not equivalent to a medical-grade diagnostic one, but rather a chance to gain some insights.
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We need these rapid diagnostic tests that are likely to come from people that are working on this issue.
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The missile was damaged while the airmen were troubleshooting a problem with a diagnostic test, the Air Force said.
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Indicated unchanged HHS announced a $8.9 million agreement with Siemens Healthineers to further develop a new Zika diagnostic test.
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Alliance Medical, a provider of molecular and diagnostic imaging services, also operates in Italy and Ireland, the firm said.
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Despite its high prevalence, NSSID has only provisional status in the DSM-5, the standard diagnostic manual of psychiatry.
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The organization offers many different services, including diagnostic and treatment funding, support systems, vocational training, transition planning, and education.
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The country's public health infrastructure mandates thorough contact tracing and diagnostic efforts for all newly diagnosed individuals, she said.
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Furthermore, measuring nanomechanical events or mechanical responses is essential for developing novel label-free diagnostic devices and analytical probes.
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That's a huge challenge in parts of the world where doctors are scarce and diagnostic tests can be unreliable.
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The guidelines they use to determine coverage for diagnostic tests is murky and archaic, often using decades old evidence.
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However, a diagnosis with a constellation of symptoms, medications and diagnostic tests tells only one part of the story.
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If a patient is sick, the doctor performs a diagnostic, finds the root cause and recommends a treatment plan.
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It's also difficult to track how many children after failed screenings receive follow up diagnostic exams and eventual treatment.
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"This is an inflammatory marker that may be non-specific and may not be diagnostic of CTE," he said.
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Its companion animal group division concentrates "on areas such as diagnostic imaging and software systems" for veterinarians, Williams says.
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This story has also been updated to include new additional reporting about the Obama administration's approach to diagnostic testing.
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While other countries in the region quickly ramped up their diagnostic capacity, Japan has struggled to conduct the examinations.
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But these measures — especially when paired with aggressive diagnostic testing, isolation of the sick, and contact tracing — can work.
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It also strengthens existing unemployment insurance and food assistance programs, and will provide free diagnostic testing for the virus.
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Constructive assessment is an essential part of high-quality education, and some forms of diagnostic testing can be helpful.
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Quanterix and others are developing blood-based diagnostic tests to help doctors offer more targeted cancer treatments, for example.
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Recent changes in diagnostic guidelines have extended the criteria to adults who have experienced inattentiveness and restlessness since childhood.
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Analogously, diagnostic testing snafus in the U.S. suggest that the number of "confirmed cases" here is simply not reliable.
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Diasorin shares leaped 10.8% after the Italian diagnostic specialist announced the impending launch of a new test for coronavirus.
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Health officials will not be able to detect those brush fires, or keep them from growing, without diagnostic tests.
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"I think we're well advised to be cautious about how we use diagnostic language for public figures," she said.
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The passengers will stay in California for 72 hours where they will undergo a diagnostic test for the virus.
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That's how I learned about the Gallium 85033 DOTA imaging– a type of positron-emission tomography (PET) diagnostic procedure.
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Could the system correctly classify the images into three diagnostic categories—benign lesions, malignant lesions, and non-cancerous growths?
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If we were put through the full diagnostic test Maeve experiences here, perhaps the results would be equally unsettling.
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Assessment The culminating assignment was a writing diagnostic utilized as a springboard for literacy and writing instruction across curriculums.
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Right Achilles injury feared to be severe, but we won't know for sure until the diagnostic tests are done.
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This article was reviewed by Steven Reisman, MD, a cardiologist and the director of New York Cardiac Diagnostic Center.
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But it could streamline pathways for the approval of new non-diagnostic technologies and tools that counter medical errors.
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It's the most valuable diagnostic tool we have and can be remarkably effective as a treatment tool as well.
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The medical community must call for real diagnostic hearing exam by a qualified audiologist whenever opioid abuse is suspected.
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"Everyone goes to the dentist [and] in the dentist's office, x-rays are the major diagnostic tool," Hillen says.
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TOKYO, Dec 17 (Reuters) - Fujifilm Holdings Corp said on Tuesday it is considering buying Hitachi Ltd's diagnostic imaging business.
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A deal for Oxford Immunotec would underscore the interest of bigger diagnostic companies in its so-called T-SPOT.
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And, when they added in the scores from the dual-task tests, the researchers' diagnostic accuracy increased to 97%.
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The FDA also approved Myriad Genetics' diagnostic test to identify breast cancer patients who are eligible for Pfizer's talazoparib.
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Last week, WHO said it sent medical supplies such as masks, gloves, gowns and diagnostic tests around the world.
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In the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, the American Psychiatric Association defines gambling disorder through its impacts.
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But it is crucial that we also demand bold developments in the diagnostic and therapeutic environments that foster care.
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EDT at the Georgia Diagnostic and Classification Prison in Jackson, the state's department of corrections said in a statement.
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Dahlia Biosciences: Leading the next generation of multiplexed in situ single-cell RNA analysis tools for research and diagnostic applications.
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The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) includes the term "gender dysphoria" to describe the distress some feel.
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After each evaluation visit, psychologists filled out a diagnostic judgment form about each child and entered it into a database.
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There are dozens of other companies working on similar, if less-sweeping projects, that involve re-thinking diagnostic blood testing.
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Pulling up doctors for sexual misconduct is imperative because such offences are intentional unlike negligence or diagnostic mistakes, AbuDagga said.
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As a condition of the deal, he was ordered to serve 90 days in prison and undergo a diagnostic evaluation.
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Snap-on is the maker of high-end tools and diagnostic equipment for auto repair shops and various other industries.
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The company is shedding lower-growth businesses in order to focus on the hot battery and engine diagnostic component market.
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The American Psychiatric Association repeatedly rejects proposals to add sex addiction or "hypersexual disorder" to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual.
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The algorithms are developing diagnostic and therapeutic models that the researchers hope will have a direct application in patients' lives.
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Usually, though, tracking this bit of diagnostic data can be a bit tricky, relying on intrusive methods like ingestible pills.
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The company is still investigating the problem and asks those affected to send in diagnostic reports by following these steps.
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The agency is also preparing to ship an additional 150,000 diagnostic tests after sending out 250,000 last week, he said.
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Your insurance negotiates the best rates with a group of hospitals, doctors, labs and diagnostic imaging locations within its network.
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It's been limited to running diagnostic tests, figuring out how well a computer built for Earth could survive in space.
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The company failed federal lab inspections from the FDA and Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, which oversees diagnostic labs.
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If you're diagnosed with the condition after receiving diagnostic laparoscopic surgery, a reproductive endocrinologist may recommend surgery or another treatment.
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It called for the urgent development of better diagnostic tests to detect the virus in pregnant women and newborn babies.
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Every month, the Diagnosis column of The New York Times Magazine challenges Well readers with a real-life diagnostic question.
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They have to confirm the diagnosis using one of two types of diagnostic tests, which can take weeks to complete.
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As of 2014, only fifteen states require insurers to cover some aspect of IVF, with many only covering diagnostic procedures.
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Lok also highlighted that existing diagnostic kits were not very good at differentiating if the virus was dengue or Zika.
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Very few people know their total or liquid net worth — perhaps the most important diagnostic for long-term financial planning.
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Any diagnostic tests that you've been putting off, such as an allergy test or blood work may be worthwhile, too.
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Before 1973, for example, being gay was considered paraphilic under the DSM (diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders)-II.
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"The tools were preferred over a traditional interface, without a loss in diagnostic accuracy," the researchers write in their paper.
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This provides a new starting-point for developing diagnostic tests and even treatments to make recurrent miscarriages far less likely.
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Unlike other car companies, Tesla runs its own service business and doesn't give outside mechanics access to its diagnostic tools.
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"One of our goals is to become a companion diagnostic for a lot of these interesting drugs," Tandon told TechCrunch.
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Clinical depression is defined in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders by a longstanding pattern of negative mood.
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Illumina's stock closed down 23 percent Tuesday after the diagnostic test maker reported preliminary first-quarter revenue well below expectations.
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In 1994, the condition of "neurosis" was dropped entirely from the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual, psychiatry's encyclopedia of mental disorders.
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America's Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5) recognizes that something's going on, but calls for closer study.
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This could pave the way for everything from cheap diagnostic tools for viruses like Zika to programmable cancer-hunting nanobots.
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It first appeared in the benchmark of modern psychiatry, the U.S. Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, in 210.
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Molybdenum-99, or Mo-99, is used in millions of diagnostic tests for cancer, heart disease and other illnesses worldwide.
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People with diabetes are still holding out for a true "artificial pancreas," which would automate the diagnostic monitoring and injections.
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In 1978, the American Psychological Association removed homosexuality from its list of clinical disorders in its Diagnostic and Statistical Manual.
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The legislation proposes that tech companies make diagnostic tools, repair manuals, and official parts available to consumers at their request.
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And not all people who identify as transgender have gender dysphoria at the level of distress that requires diagnostic treatment.
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Osaka-based Wako Pure makes laboratory chemicals and clinical diagnostic reagents, and reported sales of 75.7 billion yen last year.
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The tool and diagnostic equipment manufacturer reported first-quarter earnings per share of $2.82, beating Wall Street estimates of $2.72.
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Research has shown that doctors may spend less time with obese patients and fail to refer them for diagnostic tests.
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Diagnostic tests used to determine mental pathologies are the subject of "Psychobook: Games, Tests, Questionnaires, Histories," edited by Julian Rothenstein.
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To the Editor: When national standards and a national curriculum are used strictly for diagnostic purposes, they provide invaluable feedback.
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"They should just let us fix our stuff, and provide parts, service information and diagnostic software to everyone," Proctor said.
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Most people have probably never heard of the guidebook in question, the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM).
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Dogs, flies and rats Though Na-Nose may seem revolutionary, smell was recognized as a potential diagnostic tool in antiquity.
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Recently, more than 80 pharmaceutical and diagnostic companies signed a declaration that committed them to help tackle drug-resistant superbugs.
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To accompany the device, Spectral has created a diagnostic test that can determine whether a patient has high endotoxin levels.
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The idea is (of course) not to replace those interviewers, but to add additional objective weight to the diagnostic process.
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"There is limited public awareness of potential disease prevention measures, and of the diagnostic and treatment options available," Desai says.
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This time, the doctor took it more seriously, and Miller was sent to a diagnostic imaging center for an ultrasound.
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For over a decade, scientists from California to Cambridge have been trying to develop diagnostic blood tests for mental illnesses.
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The diseases depicted, frozen on the canvas, have in turn created a type of diagnostic mystery for modern day physicians.
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There is typically no cost sharing on clinical diagnostic laboratory tests, according to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
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There is typically no cost sharing on clinical diagnostic laboratory tests, according to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
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Amazon AWS announced Friday it's setting aside an initial $20 million to help accelerate research and development of diagnostic solutions.
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Research shows it is equivalent to in-person care in diagnostic accuracy, treatment effectiveness, quality of care, and patient satisfaction.
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" Hahn said, without further explanation, that "internationally, different countries have had different levels of success with their diagnostic test development.
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We don't know because the US has been extremely slow to roll out diagnostic testing for the Covid-19 disease.
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On January 11, Landt sent his kit to Taiwan's Centers for Disease Control and diagnostic company Roche in Hong Kong.
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Dr. Deborah Birx said she did not mean to suggest the widely used diagnostic tests generated frequent false-positive results.
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The decline in corresponding mortality rates is likely due to improved screenings, diagnostic tests and treatments, according to the report.
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The unique identifier allows Edge users to use a single click to delete associated diagnostic data stored on Microsoft servers.
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Eventually a diagnostic procedure identified a semicircular object lying across his vocal cords, which had caused internal blistering and swelling.
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Ai Fen, director of Wuhan Central Hospital's emergency department, shared a diagnostic report with colleagues on WeChat on December 30.
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Her father retired as a field sales manager for the Sun Electric Corporation, a Chicago manufacturer of automotive diagnostic equipment.
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"We can administer diagnostic interviews and determine if the symptom causes significant distress or impairment in functioning," Dr. Fairbrother said.
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That set a new daily record, but it came after the authorities changed the diagnostic criteria for counting new cases.
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"The biggest worry right now in the US [is] we don't have a point-of-care diagnostic," Baylor's Hotez said.
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The American Psychiatric Association publishes a reference manual known as the DSM (the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders).
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The development of new diagnostic tools makes it essential that we prioritize care and support until a cure is found.
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That enabled labs all over the world to design diagnostic tests to flag cases as they spread outside of China.
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He didn't seem to fit in any of the diagnostic boxes they had at hand — until a new clue emerged.
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As for Bard, she is thrilled with her first diagnostic success, though she credits the decision-support software she used.
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Gilead is among a dozen companies in the race to develop treatments, vaccines and diagnostic tests for the novel coronavirus.
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This is just one example, but it emphasizes the need for large-scale pattern recognition in creating predictive diagnostic models.
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Park said parents of young children with serious disease want their children to have the most complete diagnostic test possible.
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"The diagnostic works at CDC," Azar stressed, adding that 12 labs around the nation are now using the tests, too.
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The agency has a diagnostic test available, but right now, all testing must be done at CDC labs in Atlanta.
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CDC has not told public health labs when it will distribute a second version of the diagnostic test, Wroblewski said.
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Her company, Theranos, aimed to democratize health care by providing broader access to preventive care through proprietary blood diagnostic technology.
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AI IN MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS: How US health systems are using AI for diagnostic imaging, clinical decision support, and personalized medicine
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Her mother, a diagnostic radiologist specializing in women's imaging, is the founder and owner of Women's Radiology in New York.
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A similar diagnostic technology is being developed by an Israeli chemical engineer, Hossam Haick, who was also touched by cancer.
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The Rio Olympics went ahead without spreading the virus, and new diagnostic tests for Zika were swiftly designed and deployed.
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Wako Pure, which makes laboratory chemicals and clinical diagnostic reagents, had sales of 75.7 billion yen ($755 million) last year.
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The Apostrophe platform does some assistive organization and facilitates communication, but the tech is not involved in any diagnostic analysis.
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Average pay: $287,2575/year FlexJobs description: Medical coders assign and validate appropriate procedural and diagnostic codes in a medical setting.
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Health data on its own — billing, diagnostic and treatment information, typically recorded in arcane, shorthand codes — is not very useful.
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If a doctor suspects a patient's symptoms are caused by chancroid, she would have no easy diagnostic test to use.
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The sort of testing Dr. Gibbs had can be expensive, and diagnostic brain scans usually are not covered by insurance.
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And although analyzing stool samples under a microscope is a valid diagnostic method, it's not the most sensitive, Mejia added.
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Dr. Peter Kanaris is the clinical director of the Sexual Diagnostic Program for Kanaris Psychological Services in Smithtown, New York.
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A rapid response is crucial during an outbreak, so when questionable diseases are detected in American livestock, samples are rushed by chartered jet to an airport in Suffolk County and then taken by helicopter to the island, said Dr. Fernando Torres-Velez, who heads the diagnostic work at the Foreign Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory.
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Select Analytics and you can choose which diagnostic data gets sent back to Apple—data which the company promises is anonymized.
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Simply insert a universal plug into your car's OBD-II diagnostic connector, and use in tandem with a compatible OBD app.
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CRISPR diagnostic tools are likely to clear regulatory hurdles and make their way to market before more controversial gene-editing technologies.
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Theranos has said it's developed a technology that can run scores of diagnostic tests using only a few drops of blood.
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For years there was a suspicion among doctors that the diagnostic test and the oil contrast medium might enhance pregnancy rates.
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So far so good, remote diagnostic kits run this way, but where mFluiDx gets even more interesting is what happens next.
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In a real-world setting, detection dogs could flag individuals for further screening, allowing health officials to perform standardized diagnostic tests.
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Apple has stressed that its watch is not a diagnostic tool, and that patients should seek health advice from their doctor.
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ET at the Georgia Diagnostic and Classification Prison in Jackson, Georgia after the US Supreme Court denied a stay of execution.
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Patients go through what doctors call the "diagnostic odyssey", which typically takes three to five years and involves batteries of tests.
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The definition of intellectual disability must be "informed by the medical community's diagnostic framework" and may not "disregard established medical practice".
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Abbott said in February it would buy Alere for $5.8 billion, to become the leader in point-of-care diagnostic testing.
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Apple requires a physical inspection to buy the service in-store and a remote diagnostic test if you do so online.
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But the data firm was well matched with Watson, IBM's artificial-intelligence platform, which it is promoting as a diagnostic tool.
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"If expensive diagnostic testing was genomics' equivalent of mainframe computers, direct to consumer ancestry genetics was the hobbyist use," he noted.
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An honors graduate of Lone Star College at CyFair, Taylor majored in Diagnostic Medical Sonography, the school's admissions office tells PEOPLE.
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Myriad Genetics — The molecular diagnostic company's stock plunged more than 30% after it missed on third-quarter earnings and revenue forecasts.
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They found something weirder: a different radioactive material called technetium-99m that doctors use for diagnostic imaging of arteries and cancers.
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Exact Sciences was up 8.9 percent at $35.55 after two brokerages raised their price target on the diagnostic test maker's shares.
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The app will also be able to relay diagnostic information about the scooter, as well as locate it on a map.
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Hewitt also said "sharing sensitive diagnostic tools and proprietary hardware data" could make it easier for hackers to break into devices.
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With computational pathology, pathologists can redirect their efforts toward more sophisticated tasks, such as integrating histologic findings with other diagnostic analyses.
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Not just for toys anymore: A LEGO-like library of 3D-printed building blocks could be the future of diagnostic tools.
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"Gaming disorder" should be considered a mental health disorder, according to the latest edition of the World Health Organization's diagnostic handbook.
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An immediate challenge is to develop better diagnostic tools to help scientists distinguish Zika from similar flaviviruses, namely Dengue and Chikungunya.
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Because predictive tests—unlike diagnostic ones—often need not be disclosed, the customer can secure an advantage over a future insurer.
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They also stressed the need for better diagnostic tests to track and study new cases of gonorrhea along with new treatments.
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"Right now psychiatrists have to guess which medication is likely to be effective from a diagnostic point of view," Yamins says.
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"We've received reports that users may no longer receive alerts, so we're analyzing diagnostic logs to understand why," the company added.
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Popular sites like MedCalc and UptoDate are useful tools for doctors to consult diagnostic criteria and double check on treatment guidelines.
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There's a white church there, and beneath it is the remote diagnostic lab where I chatted with Arnold in the past.
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The funding request includes $85033 million for CDC surveillance activities and $200 million for vaccine research and diagnostic development and procurement.
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On our TV screens, on your radio broadcasts and now on your podcasts; there is a grand diagnostic misadventure playing out.
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Under the care of Dr. Ralph Moloshok, the chief of staff for the Department of Pediatric Endocrinology, the diagnostic process began.
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