So there's been extensive concern about misunderstanding, about overinterpretation, about false reassurance.
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This also creates a false reassurance that Facebook's stated policies are always robust and effectively policed.
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Unscrupulous politicians will be tempted to fudge figures to win votes, or to give lenders false reassurance.
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"My fear is that a better helmet will give false reassurance," a psychiatrist and C.T.E. researcher said.
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In other words, the authors were concerned that 23andMe might provide a false reassurance to people who would otherwise seek medical care.
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Therefore, a lot of patients may be getting medication they may not need, and others are getting a kind of false reassurance from their doctors.
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"These words and similar ones give patients a false reassurance," Akturk, who did the study while at the Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, Florida, said by email.
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Freenome's Otte takes the exact opposite approach, and asks the question: Would patients rather have false reassurance, or some undue anxiety ahead of a follow-up test?
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In addition, if a teen is taking the pill to manipulate her period and decides to be sexually active, there may be false reassurance about contraception for inconsistent pill takers.
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Active-shooter simulations can similarly offer false reassurance, explains Michael Dorn, executive director of Safe Havens International, a company that has assessed the safety of nearly 8,000 schools around the world.
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With some schools closing and the CDC urging school districts across the country to prepare for a coronavirus outbreak, many parents' natural response is to cover up potential danger with false reassurance.
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While Freenome is focused on mitigating false negative results for its test -- the number of patients that are given false reassurance -- Thrive is working to bring down its rates of false positives.
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The company has attracted some controversy over the years for providing health information directly to consumers, including risks for cancer and other disease, especially in cases where it's provided people with false reassurance.
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Ultrasounds can give women false reassurance if the cancer is not detectable, and there's also a risk of a false-positive result — when the test incorrectly indicates the presence of cancer where there is none.
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Daly says Thrive's multi-cancer blood test is not intended to replace the standard of care, meaning that patients given false reassurance would still be recommended the traditional screening tests, like mammographies or pap smears.
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Although each of these Band-Aid solutions and others address specific VA dysfunctions, they ironically have the more detrimental effect of providing false reassurance that something meaningful is being done about our veterans' overall predicament.
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Now, the company has been very clear about that — that they're just giving you these three bits, that there are plenty of others — but you have to actually read that and comprehend it to avoid that situation of false reassurance.
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False reassurance is given to the American people that North Korea has not "demonstrated" that it can miniaturize a nuclear warhead small enough for missile delivery, or build a reentry vehicle for an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) capable of penetrating the atmosphere to blast a U.S. city.
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"My concern is that if an individual does this test without checking with their health care provider and gets a negative result, that it will give them false reassurance," says Dr. Banu Arun, co-director of the clinical cancer genetics program at MD Anderson Cancer Center.
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Frequently, little or no pain occurs from a krait bite, and this can provide false reassurance to the victim. Typically, victims complain of severe abdominal cramps, accompanied by progressive paralysis. If death occurs, it takes place about four to eight hours after the krait bite. Cause of death is general respiratory failure, i.e. suffocation.
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Just give a false reassurance to his girlfriend, she goes to get a financier at the same time. Sam is staying and keeps his two friends at his girlfriend's house. All three of them (characters) suffer from superiority complex, ego and selfishness. Most of the people are used to speaking slang language of UP & Bihar.
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As no local symptoms are seen, a patient should be carefully observed for tell-tale signs of paralysis (e.g. the onset of bilateral ptosis, diplopia, and dysphagia), and treated urgently with antivenom. Frequently, little or no pain occurs at the site of a krait bite, which can provide false reassurance to the victim. The major medical difficulty of envenomated patients is the lack of medical resources (especially intubation supplies and mechanical ventilators in rural hospitals) and the ineffectiveness of the antivenom.
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For each true positive scan there have been as many as 19 falsely positives scans. Other concerns include radiation exposure and the cost of testing along with the follow up of tests. False reassurance from false negative findings, overdiagnosis, short term anxiety/distress, and increased rate of incidental findings are other risks. It has been estimated that radiation exposure from repeated screening studies could induce cancer formation in a small percentage of screened subjects, so this risk should be mitigated by a (relatively) high prevalence of lung cancer in the population being screened.
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5 The play was produced at the Southwark Playhouse, London in August 1997. The reviewer for The Independent wrote: "...a zany, expertly mimed sequence throws the tensions of cooped-up family car travel into rollicking relief when, in fantasy, the parents and children swap roles. But, like so much off-Broadway fare, the play insists on coating the pill of pain in the sickly sugar of false reassurance."Taylor, Paul. "Review: Theatre 'Approaching Zanzibar' Southwark Playhouse, London" The Independent, August 8, 1997 One Shoe Off opened Off-Broadway in April 1993 in a Second Stage Theatre production at the Public Theater.
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When a disaster occurs, prompt and reliable information exchange, coordinated behaviour and self-sacrifice play a role in individual and collective safety. A study published in 2020 showed that social networks can function poorly as pathways for inconvenient truths that people would rather ignore and that the interplay between communication and action may depend on the structure of social networks. It also showed that communication networks suppress necessary "evacuations" in test-scenarios because of spontaneous and diffuse emergence of false reassurance when compared to groups of isolated individuals and that larger networks with a smaller proportion of informed subjects suffered more damage due to human-caused misinformation. 50px Text was copied from this source, which is available under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
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That took > strong moral principles, intellectual rigour, and courage." - Robin Wilton, > Senior Advisor for Internet Trust, Internet Technology Office, Internet > Society > "Where others would have been slowed down by false reassurance, or given up > in the face of intimidating detail, Caspar would read the legislation, read > the code, understand the context, and keep going until he had a way forward. > Once the analysis was clear, and the solution formulated, he would set about > communicating it, with the same dogged enthusiasm."- Ben Goldacre > "Over the years, we met on the same conference circuit, surrounded by the > usual suspects. We’d share our frustration about legal developments and > government idiocy. He’d rant about ‘charlatans and crooks’, ‘sinister > drafting’, ‘disingenuous politicians’. He’d draw diagrams on paper napkins > when excited, wanting to show someone how TOR worked. Jump up and > gesticulate wildly, as if solving a Rubik’s cube, describing YouProve and > anonymous credentials. He boycotted conferences he’d urged me to attend > (after I’d bought my flights) on grounds that the sponsors were evil.
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