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MacGregor Bullock posted an update 6 days ago
Background Life expectancy has increased markedly in the past decades. Thus, it is of great importance to understand how people are ageing and if the trajectories of health and disability are changing over time. This study aimed to examine trends in functional abilities and health in independent cohorts of people aged 75-95 over three decades.…[Read more]
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MacGregor Bullock posted an update 7 days ago
ed risks, contributed to different health consequences, and were relevant to different subpopulations. Before implementing housing-related screening initiatives, health systems should understand how specific measures surface distinct housing-related barriers. Measure selection should depend on program goals and intervention resources.…[Read more]
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MacGregor Bullock posted an update 10 days ago
han nonsurvivors, which may be helpful prognostically in clinical cases.Fear of unfavorable business outcomes, including negative financial impacts, deters implementation of school food service initiatives to support healthy student eating behaviors. There have been no systematic reviews to guide feasible long-term healthy school food initiatives.…[Read more]
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MacGregor Bullock posted an update 11 days ago
The interest of the construction industry in alkali-activated materials has increased to the extent that these materials are recognized as alternatives to ordinary Portland cement-based materials in the quest for sustainable construction. This article presents the design and construction of a prototype of an eco-friendly house built from concrete…[Read more]
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MacGregor Bullock posted an update 12 days ago
The claims that a large fraction of the immunopeptidome is composed of spliced major histocompatibility complex (MHC) peptides have stirred significant excitement and raised controversy. Here, I suggest that there are likely no spliced peptides in the immunopeptidome, and if they exist at all, they are extremely rare. I base this claim on both…[Read more]
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MacGregor Bullock posted an update 17 days ago
The Revised International Staging System (R-ISS) stratifies patients affected by Multiple Myeloma (MM) into three distinct risk groups R-ISS I [ISS Stage I, Standard-Risk cytogenetics and normal Lactase DeHydrogenase (LDH)], R-ISS III (ISS stage III and either high-risk cytogenetics or high LDH) and R-ISS II (any other characteristics). With the…[Read more]
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