They'll be working on that and building more clinical trials.
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But the perspective of "Chronic" is more clinical than metaphysical.
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But more clinical trials are needed to know for sure.
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However, he said City must learn to be more clinical.
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The study could provide scientists with more clinical evidence on CBD.
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So for instance, we're doing a lot more clinical trial recruiting.
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And I think there needs to be more clinical research on that.
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Because I come from that background, my approach is a little more clinical.
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"He is helping us to be more clinical," Puel said, with maximum understatement.
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She prefers it a bit more clinical, I understand, but I needed help.
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Maybe if he was more clinical in front of goal then yeah, maybe.
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Staudt says this means there will likely be more clinical trials testing this.
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But what we need most right now are more clinical trials and more dollars.
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Sanitizer might feel like a modern-day, scientific, and more clinical upgrade to soap.
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It provides more clinical information than a handheld ultrasound scanner, allowing for more accurate diagnoses.
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But the description Shubin laid out in the 1997 patent filing was much more clinical.
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"We have to be more clinical in front of goal," Petkovic said through an interpreter.
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Yes, there will need to many many more clinical trials before this technology is proven out.
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More clinical results on safety could begin to trickle in in the second half of 2020.
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Simon Stone's contemporary spin on the classic tale of marital vengeance feels more clinical than tragic.
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The therapy faces several more clinical trials and rigorous FDA review before it enters widespread use.
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It was impressive, though, just a step more clinical than an arthouse film that shows unsimulated sex.
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"We really need more clinical trials to figure out whether we're doing the right thing," he said.
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No, and until more clinical trials are conducted, we won't know exactly what it is good for.
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Odontuya worries that spiritual matters could still be sidelined by the modernizing pull of more clinical approaches.
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"The CRL states that more clinical data are required to support an approval," the company said in a statement.
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Rapti says the plan is to run more clinical studies in the coming year, helped by the new funding.
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In private, Trump advisers say the campaign now takes a colder and more clinical view of the electoral map.
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Allen felt a debt to the feeling's New Age fans, but she also saw the usefulness of more clinical language.
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Doctors are still pushing for more clinical evidence that the treatment can be safe and more effective than delaying treatment.
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But it's not the fault of these people who are business owners; there just needs to be more clinical research.
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Ketamine is often misused as a club drug, earning it the nickname "Special K." However, it is finding more clinical applications.
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In 2012, she choreographed "Untitled (the Blue Ballet)," set to music by Morton Feldman; the results were more clinical than visceral.
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Until more clinical trials are performed, there is only preliminary evidence to show that purified CBD can reduce anxiety, she added.
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The whole process and method, in a way, it's even more horrific now, because it's more clinical, more controllable, and etcetera, etcetera.
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Many of Ms. Lang's dances exist in specific, often spare environments — architectural investigations that often come off as more clinical than spiritual.
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A spokeswoman indicated a Fitbit might become more of a symptom checker — but she didn't rule out the possibility of something more clinical.
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"We see the growing demand for direct-to-consumer, but we're also seeing more and more clinical practices using genetic data," Tabelsi said.
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While fMRI has great research potential, EEG has more clinical value — mainly because the equipment is easier to fit inside a psychiatrist's office.
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And where Visconti's film always teeters on the brink of spectacular camp, Mr. van Hove's production pulls back for a more clinical view.
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Dr. Gottlieb and others say that patients facing long odds and potentially fatal diseases don't have time to wait for more clinical trials.
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I hope from the bottom of my heart that we can play the same way in the final, but with more clinical finishing.
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But even with the lights dimmed, the entire setup felt more clinical than connective, as if we were all enrolled in Human Interaction 101.
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The Mexicans had more than half a dozen opportunities in the game and should have made sure of victory much earlier with more clinical finishing.
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Until there are more clinical studies, I'll probably stay on 5-HTP along with Jim Carrey, albeit carefully, until I find better long-term solutions.
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The horror genre can be a pipeline into the dark corners of the psyche, but the impact of "The Dark" is more clinical than cathartic.
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" Goldsmith adds that, while mushrooms tend to be a little more "down to earth and physical," acid is a little more "clinical, high contrast spotlight.
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The drug maker said that in March it would begin two more clinical trials of remdesivir, an experimental antiviral drug, in more nations outside China.
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Being independent has allowed the company to really distinguish its own brand from the more "clinical" Big Tech companies, according to Skullcandy CMO Jessica Klodnicki.
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He also predicted 2018 will see applications for more clinical trials, though most likely ones the involve simply deleting a problematic gene rather than correcting it.
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"There could be an LDL threshold below which more clinical benefit not likely attained," said Eric Topol, a cardiologist and director of Scripps Translational Science Institute.
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A majority of NHS spending goes on staff costs and while the workforce has become more clinical—and less managerial—staff shortages are becoming more common.
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He also acknowledges that to make big, solid claims about its efficacy as birth control they'll need more clinical data—especially studies they didn't fund themselves.
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A 2013 statement from the group said it's "a condition warranting more clinical research and experience before it might be considered for inclusion" in its manual.
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Tsitsipas, showing no fatigue after a near three-hour group stage defeat by Nadal on Friday, was far more clinical, taking three of his four chances.
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Badre admits we simply need more clinical data before considering weighted blankets as anything other than an alternative approach to treating sleep disorders in adult populations.
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A review paper in the journal Menopause, released in October 2010, called for more clinical studies to evaluate the role of soy isoflavones in menopausal health.
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I wish we lived in a culture where we could just google 'trans woman,' 'trans girl,' other more clinical, correct terms, as opposed to fantasized slurs.
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" Emmeline Peaches, a sex toy critic, has tried the sex selfie stick herself, and thinks that the experience is "actually more clinical than most have typically suggested.
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The 23-year-old was not happy with his serving against Tiafoe but was much more clinical in the department on Thursday, striking 19 aces against Martinez.
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You can then choose to take that information to your doctor, who can confirm the results through more clinical testing, or you can just stress out about it.
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While he did not abandon his call for a full stop to Muslim immigration to the United States, Mr. Trump described his proposal in somewhat more clinical language.
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Cocker trades the deviant, salacious appetite of past songs like "Pencil Skirt" and "I Spy" for something more clinical, likening success to the life of a porn star.
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In a 2013 statement, the association said it&aposs "a condition warranting more clinical research and experience before it might be considered for inclusion" in its own diagnostic manual.
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The group hopes to double the survival rate by 2020 with its tremendous push for more clinical trials and the creation of early detection methods, which now don't exist.
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In order to establish a causal mechanisms, researchers will need to do more clinical research to see how coffee affects certain areas of the body, such as the liver.
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" The second chapter, "The Epidemic," is more clinical, citing the DSM's Diagnostic Criteria for Narcissistic Personality Disorder — things like "Requires excessive admiration" and "Shows arrogant, haughty behaviors or attitudes.
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The Algerian served warning when he headed a Marc Albrighton free kick straight at Porto keeper Iker Casillas after 11 minutes but he was more clinical 14 minutes later.
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The American carved out 13 break point opportunities, but Osaka saved all of them and was far more clinical herself, converting three of the four chances that came her way.
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We've seen this happen in real life, too: When the government mandates the coverage of a new type of drug, there are more clinical trials to develop that particular treatment.
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With momentum on her side, Mertens was more clinical in the second set as she converted three out of four break point opportunities to close the match in under two hours.
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Steering a path through all these permutations is going to be a challenge and ESMO's Ciardiello says the cancer community must await more clinical trial results over the next few years.
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So why wouldn't we include care coordinator positions — providing better care for the patients and freeing up more clinical time for the doctors — every time we open a new addiction clinic?
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"We really do need more clinical trials and more research," says Andrea Hohmann, a cannabidiol researcher at the University of Indiana who is studying CBD's potential as a nonaddictive pain therapy.
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But for veterans seeking a moment of clarity after years of overwhelming stress and grief, there's hope that more clinical trials, and evidence-based practices, will make it easier to access.
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While much of the report focused on recreational use, it also recommended more clinical research about the medical use of cannabis with the aim of bringing cannabis-based drugs onto the market.
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My parents had budgeted for more, originally planning to follow through with a more clinical round of testing, but the assessor suggested investing that money in therapy with an autism specialist instead.
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Research is still in its beginning phases, and until more clinical trials are completed, the veterinary world won't know much more about CBD's effects than pet owners who have tried it for themselves.
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Thrombectomy has become more common since 2015 as more clinical trials have shown better survival and long-term outcomes with anti-clotting drugs and thrombectomy than with anti-clotting drugs alone, Brinjikji said.
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If his tone was more subdued and the content more clinical — like a policy questionnaire distributed to officeseekers — his remarks on Wednesday cataloged considerable skepticism of Mr. Biden and his competing political vision.
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"Heroin-assisted treatment is a much more clinical service aimed at getting people stable," Andrew McAuley, a senior research fellow on substance use at Glasgow Caledonian University, said in an interview on Wednesday.
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While Boone reflected the emotions of his players — Aaron Judge was close to tears in the clubhouse Saturday night — Cashman was far more clinical, his focus already on the construction of the 2020 roster.
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The more clinical public appearances have become, the bigger the scarcity premium on capturing executives talking like normal human beings, rather like the fascination with photographs of makeupless Hollywood stars taking out the rubbish.
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Newcastle have managed unlikely draws with Man City and Liverpool recently, while the Black Cats could have snatched a win against Arsenal last weekend had they been a bit more clinical in front of goal.
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But then one reason Scott Moncrieff's Proust sounds so Jamesian is that James's circularity sustains sexual euphemism in a way that Proust's more clinical kind does not, and those euphemisms were essential to English publication.
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But if we get a little more clinical, and define goodness as how well something performs the function for which it was intended, The Emoji Movie might be the most perfect thing I have ever seen.
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If we want to see FDA approval for a device like Ava before our ovaries shrivel up and die, that means more clinical research, more funding, more prototypes, and perhaps most frustratingly, a sense of urgency.
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The animals we typically keep as pets have informed a cinematic commerce of domesticity, while wild animals find themselves under an even more clinical gaze, distanced from corporeal experience and often only looked at in captivity.
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At the rally, Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey delivered a fierce stump speech — part pep talk, part high-concept peroration — to volunteers, before laying out a more clinical case for Mr. Jones to reporters outside.
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Led by Contour Venture Partners, the new financing will be used to accelerate Trialjectory's operations by adding more clinical trials for different cancer types and expanding the company's outreach to caregivers, pharmaceutical companies and patients, the company said.
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Some are security cameras in their ship, some are mounted inside and outside of their suits, and the story varies between forced intimacy and a more clinical remove, depending on which cameras are in use at any given moment.
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Brouwer and Meeuwsen had never competed at an Olympics before but appeared unfazed by the big stage, using a more clinical attack to prevail 23-21 22-20 on a damp night in Copacabana where the arena was only half full.
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" The American Psychiatric Association's DSM-5, a manual that classifies mental disorders, lists Internet Gaming Disorder as "a condition warranting more clinical research and experience before it might be considered for inclusion in the main book as a formal disorder.
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Bedrocan Nederland, which produces pharmaceutical-grade medicinal cannabis commissioned by the Dutch government, will become the first to market cannabis in the UK. Scientists like Barnes and Tracy hope this legislative change will clear the pathway for more clinical research.
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It's already received funding from the Spanish Cancer Association, so the next steps, aside from testing with more clinical samples, are to get FDA approval and the various other government permissions needed to begin implementing it on a global scale.
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All three women are active volunteers with the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network, which not only works on pushing for more clinical trials but provides emotional support and free help for patients and caregivers to find the best specialists trained in treating the disease.
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"It's just that we have to look into how far the use of the products can be controlled and at the same time to carry out more clinical research on the plant and how it can be used as alternative medicine," Johan said.
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The Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center page on probiotics states that more clinical trials are needed to confirm the effectiveness of probiotics, and also provided a terrifying list of cases in which patients developed sepsis or other bacterial infections from taking probiotics during cancer treatment.
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" Mahnke agreed that while he generally has to approach the stories from a more "clinical" perspective when distilling them into scripts, "the stuff that gets to me is how monstrous humans have been throughout history and how we really haven't given up on it.
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"The concept of personalized medicine is now an integral part of clinical practice in oncology, and more clinical trials are stratifying patient populations with predictive biomarkers; this has led to improved clinical outcomes by stratifying patients for their response to treatment," the report said.
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Most of the academic researchers who spoke at the hearing agreed that CBD had potential health benefits, but many also argued that more clinical trials were needed before a sound decision could be made on whether to let CBD get further into the food supply.
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An avid gardener, she points out a spot through a window where she'd planted rose bushes in the dry desert earth—until she realized the only people enjoying the flowers were those who stepped outside to smoke, and she paved it over to make more clinical space.
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But Germany's 23-year-old Maximillian Marterer put paid to that with a well-earned 23-25 24-25(26) 23-22 24-24 second round victory on the Court 1 bullring - the world number 70 displaying a more clinical edge when his chances came along.
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Genalyte has already gained permission from an Institutional Review Board (IRB) to run clinical studies aon the accuracy of its finger prick technology against whole blood testing techniques and plans to use the new funding to run more clinical trials in the near future to gear up for possible regulatory approval.
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" Under the name "Man Flu," the phenomenon has entered the Oxford English Dictionary ("A cold or similar minor ailment as experienced by a man who is regarded as exaggerating the severity of the symptoms"), though all things considered I suggest the more clinical and less judgmental term "Masculine Flu Drama Syndrome.
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"There need to be more clinical trials and more data out there so that we can really dive deep into how manypatients are affected and how we can help them, " Daniel Reker, a lead author on the study and researcher at MIT's Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research, said in a statement.
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In the case of younger children, Fioramonti said "we are thinking of using the fairy-tale model" by using folklore from different cultures to illustrate the human connection to the environment, according to the Times, with middle-grade students learning more clinical lessons on sustainability including the United Nations's sustainable development goals.
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"In terms of whether they have any role in promoting good cells... we've found quite a lot of molecules that appear to be quite pivotal in the wound healing process," said Nigam, adding that more clinical trials are needed to determine if these molecules do play a significant role in the promotion of healing.
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"Where there is a great need is more clinical studies looking at both prevention of cancer, not just breast cancer but other cancers as well, and also one area that soy isoflavones can be beneficial is preventing the side effects of the cancer treatments we use, like chemotherapy, radiation therapy, hormone therapy," Kucuk said.
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Sam Kamin, a professor of marijuana law and policy at the University of Denver, believes this move could be a step toward reclassifying cannabis, because the federal government has been essentially insisting it needs more clinical trials to make such a switch—despite the fact that 33 states have medical marijuana programs, and 11 have legalized it recreationally.
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While on the surface, the two sites may appear redundant as they both essentially explain memes, the more clinical (and advertiser-friendly) database at KnowYourMeme complements the intentionally abstruse and problematic slang-filled Dramatica pages, just as studying Latin benefits from exposing one's self to both the formal structure of classical and the common parlance of vulgar.
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But even the Trump administration seems to be lightening up as of late: Last week, pressured by a court order, the DEA announced it might finally begin approving applications for institutions to study cannabis for research purposes—an initial step that some advocates say could lead to rescheduling, but should, in the very least, allow more clinical trials to be performed.
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A large part of the investment being announced today will be going funding more clinical trials, which are based at the University Hospital of Zurich with Professor Brigitte Leeners and cover areas like fertility challenges and pregnancy complications (which itself is another huge area, and leads Ava into one of the least understood aspects of pregnancy: miscarriage, especially those that happen in the first trimester).
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If more and more clinical practice were relegated to increasingly opaque learning machines, if the daily, spontaneous intimacy between implicit and explicit forms of knowledge—knowing how, knowing that, knowing why—began to fade, is it possible that we'd get better at doing what we do but less able to reconceive what we ought to be doing, to think outside the algorithmic black box?
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" Dr. Daniel Weintraub, an Acadia consultant and Parkinson's disease expert, did not share the same level of concern about Nuplazid as the authors of the ISMP report, but suggested that more clinical testing and other research be conducted since there is "currently insufficient data ... to state that Nuplazid is or is not associated with an increased mortality or morbidity risk in patients with Parkinson disease psychosis.
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