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Current Problems in Pediatric and Adolescent Health Care, 2003
M unchausen by proxy (MBP) is a baffling condition that can wreak havoc not only on the body and mind of a child but also on the professionals who encounter it. The abuse in MBP by definition consists of interpersonal dynamics that frequently involve the physician as a necessary agent in the harm that befalls a child.
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M unchausen by proxy (MBP) is a baffling condition that can wreak havoc not only on the body and mind of a child but also on the professionals who encounter it. The abuse in MBP by definition consists of interpersonal dynamics that frequently involve the physician as a necessary agent in the harm that befalls a child.
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Nature Nanotechnology, 2019
The ability to synthesize metal-doped nanoplastic opens windows to accurately assess the potential environmental hazards that nanoplastic poses.
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The ability to synthesize metal-doped nanoplastic opens windows to accurately assess the potential environmental hazards that nanoplastic poses.
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2020
Abstract Calculating Race’s fourth chapter demonstrates that race has become so highly correlated with other social statistics that actuarial science in general has developed a baked-in racial bias. Racial discrimination by proxy (e.g., zip code standing in for race) can be glimpsed in the disparate impact of data-driven decision-making ...
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Abstract Calculating Race’s fourth chapter demonstrates that race has become so highly correlated with other social statistics that actuarial science in general has developed a baked-in racial bias. Racial discrimination by proxy (e.g., zip code standing in for race) can be glimpsed in the disparate impact of data-driven decision-making ...
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POP. Kultur und Kritik
Abstract This chapter examines the idea that people who forgive create an image and idea of the person who is forgiven, what we can call a “proxy,” who stands in for the wrongdoer and is forgiven on her or his behalf. I examine several actual cases—that of Eric Lomax, Simon Wiesenthal, Jean Améry, Primo Levi, and Vladimir Jankélévitch—to
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Abstract This chapter examines the idea that people who forgive create an image and idea of the person who is forgiven, what we can call a “proxy,” who stands in for the wrongdoer and is forgiven on her or his behalf. I examine several actual cases—that of Eric Lomax, Simon Wiesenthal, Jean Améry, Primo Levi, and Vladimir Jankélévitch—to
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New England Journal of Medicine, 2010
The patient looks better than I expected. Investigations for a septic episode revealed a liver replaced by tumor, the primary obscure. He cuts a handsome figure at 70. His handshake is brisk, his expression open and warm. “Hello,” I greet him. “I'm the oncologist.” “I know all about you, doc!” Smiling, he produces a sheaf of papers: my photograph, my ...
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The patient looks better than I expected. Investigations for a septic episode revealed a liver replaced by tumor, the primary obscure. He cuts a handsome figure at 70. His handshake is brisk, his expression open and warm. “Hello,” I greet him. “I'm the oncologist.” “I know all about you, doc!” Smiling, he produces a sheaf of papers: my photograph, my ...
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Decentralized federated learning through proxy model sharing
Nature Communications, 2023Shivam Kalra +2 more
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