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Mid-Term Review

Mid-Term Review. 2008. An example of a population is all trees in a forest. all maple trees in a forest. all plants in a forest. all animals in a forest. In which of the following relationships is neither species harmed? Predation Parasitism Competition Commensalism.

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Mid-Term Review

Mid-Term Review. 2008. An example of a population is all trees in a forest. all maple trees in a forest. all plants in a forest. all animals in a forest. In which of the following relationships is neither species harmed? Predation Parasitism Competition Commensalism.

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Liability & Clinical Research June 27, 2007

Liability & Clinical Research June 27, 2007. Adam Robison, Esquire Health Industry Group Vinson & Elkins LLP. I. Presentation Overview. Introduction Types of Clinical Trial Liability Tort Constitution Criminal Regulatory/Statutory Resources. I. Presentation Overview. Billing.

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Double-blind Clinical Trials

Double-blind Clinical Trials. A double-blind or double-masked study is one in which neither the participants nor the study staff know which participants are receiving the experimental treatment and which ones are receiving either a standard treatment or a placebo.

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History of the Universe

History of the Universe. Topics. The Big Bang: origin of the Universe What is science and the scientific method? Origin of the Elements What is an element and what determines which element an atom is? Origin of the Solar System and Planet Earth Radioactive dating Hadean Age. The Big Bang.

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Ethical Conflicts in Randomized Controlled Trials

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Chapter 1 The Science of Biology

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Research-Based SAE Programs

Research-Based SAE Programs. From National SAE Web Site Dr. Gary Moore. Two Types of Research SAEs. You conduct a true experiment in an attempt to solve a problem or learn new knowledge. You study a problem. Because of the nature of the problem, you cannot perform an experiment.

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Equivalence Tests in Clinical Trials

Equivalence Tests in Clinical Trials. Chunqin Deng, PhD PPD Development Research Triangle Park, NC 27560. Test for Difference : H 0 : ? T =? R or H 0 : ? T -? R =0 H A : ? T ?? R H A : ? T -? R ?0 or H 0 : T/R=1 H A : T/R ? 1.

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Topics: Research Design

Topics: Research Design. Basic issues of research design Role of statistics in behavioral research Classification of variables Quantification of variables (scales of measurement) Validity of interpretations of research studies Types of research designs.

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Treatment Switching in the VenUS IV trial

Treatment Switching in the VenUS IV trial. Methods to manage treatment non-compliance in RCTs with time-to-event outcomes. Caroline Fairhurst York Trials Unit. Context. Two arm RCT Clinical setting Continuous treatment Time-to-event outcome (e.g., death, healing). Dream or reality?.

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Initiating phase 1 clinical trials in pediatric oncology National Cancer Institute Perspective

Initiating phase 1 clinical trials in pediatric oncology National Cancer Institute Perspective. Barry Anderson, MD, PhD Pediatric Section Cancer Therapy Evaluation Program NCI FDA 17 Oct 02. Barriers/Challenges to the Study of New Agents in Pediatric Oncology. Infrastructure

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Reinforcement and Recognition

Reinforcement and Recognition. Supported Evidence or Evasive Effervesce?. Kathy Mott Tara Sladek-Maharg Cindi Spaulding Karen Zopatti.

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Effective Planning for Health Care Decision-making at the End of Life Charles P. Sabatino Commission on Law and Aging Am

Effective Planning for Health Care Decision-making at the End of Life Charles P. Sabatino Commission on Law and Aging American Bar Association August 2006. These slides are available at: www.abanet.org/aging/cleconferencematerials.html. Outline P. 2.

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Writing a Research Protocol

Writing a Research Protocol. Michael Aronica MD Program Director Internal Medicine-Pediatrics. Assumptions. You already have a research question or problem Have already searched, read and critically appraised the literature. Title Purpose Introduction Hypothesis Setting(s)

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Epigenetic drug Gar1041 (auranofin) in combination with antiretroviral therapy (ART) reduces the proviral DNA reservoir

Epigenetic drug Gar1041 (auranofin) in combination with antiretroviral therapy (ART) reduces the proviral DNA reservoir in SIVmac251-infected macaques. Andrea Savarino. Barriers to cure. Latently infected T-cells Residual viral replication Anatomical reservoirs.

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Hypothesis Testing

Hypothesis Testing. Repeated-Measures Data with One Sample. Repeated-Measures Testing with One Sample. One-Sample Z/T-Test: Looks at difference between one sample and its population at one point in time

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Quantitative Research

Adequate experimental control Lack of artificiality Basis for comparison Adequate information from the data Uncontaminated data No confounding of relevant variables Representativeness Parsimony. Pretest-posttest control group design Posttest only control group design

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Continuous Glucose Monitoring

Continuous Glucose Monitoring. Prepared By: Weston Cook. What is Glucose Monitoring?. Glucose monitoring is a process that helps diabetics manage the disease and avoid its associated complications.

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