We use two items to capture weight management practices: “How often do your children exercise?” and “How often do your children eat out at a fast food restaurant?” Both items were rated by five-point-Likert scale items (from 1 = ‘Rarely or never’ to 5 = ‘Daily’). ...
For exam- ple, the complexity of having a first mammogram for a woman who just turned 50 years of age is likely to be quite different compared to a woman having "just another mammogram" at age 65. Further, one 50-year-old woman may have ready access to preventive health care, while ...
This study explored which iTools clinicians used and how often; how satisfied clinicians were with the tools; whether tool use was associated with practice changes; and identified mediators for practice change(s) related to breast cancer screening (BCS). Methods: Canadian primary care providers who...
One of the main reasons for applying a systemic therapy before rather than after curative surgery is the potential size reduction of a malignant tumor, which is thought to permit less-invasive curative surgery. In addition, clinical and pathological remission can be achieved before surgery, which ...
often stop gaining body fat around 55, weight gain tends to continue in women until the age of 65, primarily because metabolism slows with aging, making it harder to maintain or lose weight after age 60. On women, this excess weight shifts from the hips and thighs to the torso after ...
In the context of machine learning applied to images, transformers are a type of neural network architecture that extends the transformer model, originally designed for natural language processing [28], to handle computer vision tasks. These models are often referred to as vision transformers (ViTs)...