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Dr. Dev Roychowdhury's newsletter offers long-form essays by a scholar and consultant, covering AI in public health with a proposed governance framework, and performance psychology applied to sport and high-stakes professional settings. Readers get analytical, research-informed explanations and practical protocols for managing pressure and anxiety.
Announcements for webinars and educational material from a Canada-US coalition working to end race-based adjustments in medical tests and diagnosis. Readers get explanations of what race correction is, why it lacks scientific basis, and how health organizations can begin phasing it out.
This is the blog of EVAL Health, a no-code platform for building clinical decision support apps, and its posts are largely product-led marketing aimed at NIH-funded researchers. Readers get recurring arguments about why clinical tools stall between research and practice, framed around the platform as the solution.
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