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Deep machine learning: Can it lead to cancer screening improvements?A nonprofit, open-science organization offers $1.2 million for advances that increase accuracy.
Can standardized CT scans improve safety?Dr. Diana Miglioretti and University of California colleagues are developing and testing a new way to lower radiation doses while still producing sharp images.
Dr. Ed Wagner: A model of values-based leadershipKPWHRI celebrates its founding director’s unwavering focus on science for the public good, writes Dr. Eric B. Larson.
A mountain climber’s ‘adventures in knee pain’ lead to cyclingWayne Grytting opted for physical therapy, a steroid injection, and lots of biking — but no surgery, at least not yet.
Dr. David C. Grossman appointed U.S. Preventive Services Task Force chairKaiser Permanente Washington Health Research Institute congratulates Dr. Grossman on his appointment as chair of Task Force
Feedback-informed care: Mapping a new course for depression treatmentWith support from the Garfield Memorial Fund, Kaiser Permanente researchers are using big data to help customize and improve care for depression
Bring a coworker on your bicycle commute. It’ll all be downhill from there.For National Bike month, Alex Fleig recalls his first ride to work. In spite of a hill and an emergency repair along the way, a bicycle commuter was born.
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