This poem is commentary on our dominant paradigm of epidemiological knowledge production racial health inequities. The core animating concern here structural racism—not just as a thing ‘out there’ to study in relation inequities, but also ‘in here’ that shapes how we do what and who gets it—that is, epistemic methodological norms, matters inclusion representation raise questions about procedura...

Foot and ankle injuries are commonplace in competitive sports. Improvements in injury surveillance programs and injury reporting have enabled physicians to better recognize and manage specific foot and ankle injuries, with a primary goal of efficient and safe return to play. Athletes are becoming stronger, faster, and better conditioned, and higher-energy injuries are becoming increasingly comm...

The concept of commissioning is starting to gain traction in the Australian health system. Primary Care Networks began operations in July 2015 with a remit around commissioning health services. Despite the centrality of this concept, we know relatively little about commissioning in Australia. Other systems have experimented with it for some time, and this paper reviews the evidence and lessons ...

Surgical management of placenta accreta spectrum (PAS) is, if anything, wrought with complexity. Placental invasion can be confined and relatively easy to manage or as surgically challenging a stage-IV ovarian tumour. In the most extensive cases, is equally capable encasing not only ureter but also femoral vessels obturator nerve, instead solid tumour surgeon faced mixed solid–cystic structure ...

Information Extraction (IE) is the key technology enabling analytics over unstructured and semi-structured data. Not surprisingly, it is becoming a critical building block for a wide range of emerging applications. To satisfy the rising demands for information extraction in real-world applications, it is crucial to lower the barrier to entry for IE development and enable users with general comp...

Infants face the paramount task of learning a language. Here, I review recent literature on two separate topics that suggest they use a combination of both evolutionarily old and new cognitive tools to face this task. Research on the principles that guide how humans and nonhuman animals group sequences of sounds has shown that we share with other species perceptual biases that we apply to lingu...