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Tag: BUSINESS/ECONOMICS
Efforts needed to better integrate family caregivers into health care teams
Study outlines ways to provide more support to family caregivers
Oncotarget: IGF2 expression in breast cancer tumors and in breast cancer cells
The Oncotarget authors propose that methylation of DVDMR represents a novel epigenetic biomarker that determines the levels of IGF2 protein expression in breast cancer.
Burnout can exacerbate work stress, further promoting a vicious circle
Work stress and burnout are mutually reinforcing; surprisingly, the effect of work stress on burnout is much smaller than the effect of burnout on work stress
Strenuous work during pregnancy increases likelihood of high birth weight
First empirical evidence of maternal and fetal health effects of working during pregnancy shows strenuous work increases the likelihood of having a baby with fetal macrosomia by 17% due to potential inadequacies of workplace accommodation laws
Mary Ann Liebert, Inc., publishers and Editage unveil services
New Rochelle, NY, November 9, 2020–Mary Ann Liebert, Inc., publishers, a leading international publisher of cutting-edge peer-reviewed journals, and Editage, the flagship brand of Cactus Communications (CACTUS), a technology company accelerating scientific advancement, have announced the author services being offered…
New app allows users to explore how global warming changes their cities’ climate
A new mobile app allows people to explore how global warming will affect the future climate of their towns and cities. Developed by EarthSystemData Ltd with the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research at the University of East Anglia (UEA),…
‘HERZlich willkommen’: a very warm welcome
The University of Konstanz has been recognized with the Henriette Herz Award of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation for its active recruitment concept for excellent early career researchers from the Global South. With the prize money in the amount of…
University of Tennessee, Knoxville, recognized for economic and community engagement
UT named an Innovation and Economic Prosperity University, joins peer institutions to expand capacity to serve
Do spoilers harm movie box-office revenue?
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Virtual support from Sandia enabled B61-12 flight test on F-35A jet fighter
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Overcoming COVID-19 pandemic challenges through virtual means, teams from Sandia National Laboratories and the U.S. Air Force under the guidance of the National Nuclear Security Administration performed a critical B61-12 flight test aboard the F-35A Lightning II…
You drive like a girl: Study shows gender bias in perceptions of ride-sharing performance
Gender discrimination continues to plague organizations, and “gig economy” businesses, which have thrived over the last decade, are not immune, according to new research from the University of Notre Dame. Gig economy businesses, including Uber and Airbnb, offer temporary positions…
Don’t be fooled by pretty food, USC research warns
As the holiday season nears, thoughts of pumpkin pies, roasted chestnuts and turkey dinners fill our dreams and our grocery shopping lists. While visions of holiday food may be pleasing to the eyes and tantalizing to the palate, it would…
Researchers examine if online physician reviews indicate clinical outcomes
Online consumer reviews play an important role in almost every consumer industry — from dining and shopping to travel and technology. But what do online reviews of physicians tell consumers? In a new study, researchers from The University of Texas…
Putting stock into Twitter: Social media can influence returns, WVU finance professor says
Twitter’s impact is not limited to news, sports and political opinions. Posts on the social media platform can influence stock returns, according to research led by a West Virginia University financial expert. Alexander Kurov , Fred T. Tattersall Research Chair…
Why consumers think pretty food is healthier
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ACA results in fewer low-income uninsured, but non-urgent ER visits haven’t changed
Since the Affordable Care Act’s (ACA) Medicaid expansion program went into effect 10 years ago, the U.S. has seen a larger reduction in the number of uninsured low-income, rural residents, compared to their urban contemporaries.
Here’s how to improve packaged foods nutrition
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nTIDE October 2020 Jobs Report: Job numbers hold steady for Americans with disabilities
Kessler Foundation and University of New Hampshire nTIDE Report–featuring Job Path, a New York City based nonprofit that taps multiple sources of funding to create comprehensive opportunities for individuals with developmental disabilities
Why big-box chains’ embrace of in-store click-and collect leaves money on the table
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How neural networks can help us gain a deeper understanding of financial markets
A new research project will use Bayesian Neural Networks to model, analyse and understand trading behaviour in the world of finance. The researchers behind the project expect the technology to revolutionise our understanding of financial data.
European funding worth millions for Bielefeld computer scientist
Professor Barbara Hammer and three European colleagues receive ERC Synergy Grant
Health care use drops during pandemic; switch to telemedicine creates disparities
Switch to telemedicine was not enough to offset reductions in in-person care
Artificial Intelligence has learned to estimate oil viscosity
A group of Skoltech scientists developed machine learning (ML) algorithms that can teach artificial intelligence (AI) to determine oil viscosity based on nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) data. The new method can come in handy for the petroleum industry and other…
ACA results in fewer low-income uninsured, but non-urgent ER visits haven’t changed
Since the Affordable Care Act’s (ACA) Medicaid expansion program went into effect 10 years ago, the U.S. has seen a larger reduction in the number of uninsured low-income, rural residents, compared to their urban contemporaries. But the likelihood of repeated…
Do small gifts to donors increase charity appeal ROI?
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How asymmetrical alliances impact firm performance and risk
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Identifying communities at risk for impacts of extreme heat
Method currently used by California may overlook vulnerable communities
‘The Cost of Free Shipping’ lifts curtain on Amazon
A new book alleges worker exploitation at Amazon, and shows how communities are resisting it
Oncotarget: Heterogeneity of CEACAM5 in breast cancer
Oncotarget recently published ‘Heterogeneity of CEACAM5 in breast cancer’ which reported that Here, we examined a repository of 110 cryopreserved primary breast carcinomas by immunohistochemistry to assess the distribution of CEACAM5 in tumor subtypes
Expensive gene therapies raise challenges and opportunities: Expert panel report
New CCA expert panel report
How to fix the movement for fossil fuel divestment
‘Why the divestment movement is missing the mark’ exposes critical shortcomings and offers recommendations for a more impactful version 2.0 of the popular movement
More Republicans follow COVID guidelines when they’re told it will protect themselves
For decades, scientists have predicted that a deadly pandemic would sweep the globe — but what they didn’t expect was that basic public health measures such as mask wearing and social distancing would become political flashpoints, especially in the United States.
More Republicans follow COVID guidelines when they’re told it will protect themselves
New research from the UBC Sauder School of Business suggests Democrats feel responsible for others, while Republicans feel responsible for themselves
New study by ESMT Berlin shows political commitment increasingly important for CEOs
Political and social engagement is a relevant topic for European business leaders. CEOs are increasingly making public statements on political issues in order to make a positive contribution to socially relevant topics. These are the findings of a recent study…
Evolution of consumption: A psychological ownership framework
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Johnson receives funding for Mason SBDC CARES Act proposal
Timm W. Johnson, Director, Mason Small Business Development Center (SBDC), received $51,504 from Prince William County Government for: “Mason SBDC CARES Act Proposal for Prince William County.” Funding began in late September 2020 and will end in late December 2020.…
September 2020 COVID Update: Americans with disabilities strive to stay in labor market
As the pandemic persists, furloughs are converting to job losses for many workers, increasing the number of people actively looking for work, a trend that may reflect ongoing economic challenges
Bound for the EU, American-made biomass checks the right boxes
A first-of-its-kind study published in the journal Scientific Reports finds that wood produced in the southeastern United States for the EU’s renewable energy needs has a net positive effect on US forests–but that future industry expansion could warrant
COVID-19 vaccine nationalism could cost world up to $1.2 trillion: New RAND Europe study
Study shows global access to COVID-19 vaccines is best for world’s health and wealth
Take part an online symposium held by Tokyo Tech’s revolutionary research hub, the WRHI
The Tokyo Tech World Research Hub Initiative (WRHI) will hold an International Online Symposium to present the activities and achievements of its ambitious research program on Tuesday, November 10th, at 14:00 JST (UTC+9). The WRHI, which was founded as part…
How computer scientists and marketers can create a better CX with AI
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Low-cost airlines have adapted best to COVID-19
UOC research analyses the long-term effects of low-cost carriers on European airports from 2001 to 2019
Focused efforts needed to help health IT reach its promise
Best-practices need to be shared widely to speed promised transformation
The BrainHealth project could create a resilient economy
As part of a global collaboration, the Center for BrainHealth proposes a holistic economic reimagination that focuses on brain health to improve employees’ resilience
First companies picked for Sandia’s new Mentor-Protégé Program
Small-business protégés based in New Mexico, California and Missouri
From sea to shining sea: new survey reveals state-level opinions on climate change
A new report analyzing state-level opinions on climate change finds the majority of Americans believe in and want action on climate change–but factors like state politics and local climate play important roles.
Troubled independent oncology practices in COVID-19 era
What The Viewpoint Says: The financial risks and challenges for independent oncology practices in the COVID-19 era and possible solutions to promote their stability and survival are discussed in this Viewpoint. Authors: Zachary A. K. Frosch, M.D., of the University…
Report calls for easing access, improving home health for older adults
COVID-19 pandemic should prompt rethinking of health care for Medicare beneficiaries: OHSU co-author
Will you give a new leader a chance? – one can get stuck on negativity
According to a new study from the University of Vaasa, the first year of a new leader can be challenging – particularly if he or she comes from outside the organisation