Can AI Understand the Metaphors We Use About Illness? On Imperfect Cognitions today, Yufeng Liu explores this question.

Can AI Understand the Metaphors We Use About Illness? On Imperfect Cognitions today, Yufeng Liu explores this question.
What happens if two psychiatrists assess the same patient? On today's post, Mateo Boberg, Julie Nordgaard and Mads Gram Henriksen explore how reliable psychiatric diagnoses are in the 21st century.
Retail Times UK: #Newresearch shows unstable health policy deterring investment from UK’s biggest food brands - https://kensbookinfo.blogspot.com/p/end-of-line.html#RetailTimesUK
Dr. Mignot explains orexin agonists for #narcolepsy type 2 🌟 Lasker-award winning researcher Dr. Emmanuel Mignot joined us to discuss all things #orexin in our #WorldNarcolepsyDay interview, out now on YouTube: https://youtu.be/lmoHeDZEoTg?si=l6W4KaXSKOo6WXSt #Medsky #Neurology #NewResearch #Pharma
Are judgments of wrongful discrimination responsibility-sensitive? On today’s post on Imperfect Cognitions, Lydia Tsiakiri explores this question.
don't miss this book launch! this Monday, 21 Sep @4pm, hybrid event! @StephenMillar #newresearch #Queensuniversitygalway
Can inner strength be trained? On today's post, Hielke Bosma explores the role of inner strength in rehabilitation care.
"Working Mothers' Career Aspirations and Priorities Following the COVID-19 Pandemic" by Lisa H. Rosen, et al.
Read now ➡️ www.mdpi.com/3042-6693/2/...
#WorkingMothers #COVID19 #CareerAspirations #WorkFamilyBalance #Motherhood
Adults who reported having COVID-19 at least twice were significantly more likely to be diagnosed as having a new medical condition than those who reported never having been infected, according to a study published this week
How helpful is self-help? On Imperfect Cognitions this week, Carme Isern-Mas discusses the potential harms of everyday self-help discourse in contexts of systemic oppression.