🆕 Nancy Dale and colleagues report the CRIMSON trial, investigating the effectiveness on mortality of an evidence-based decision support tool versus standardised malnutrition treatment in acutely #malnourished children
Read the full Article ➡️ www.thelancet.com/journals/lan...
#primarycare #medsky
Read the full Article ➡️ www.thelancet.com/journals/lan...
#primarycare #medsky
October 1, 2026 at 3:22 PM
🆕 Nancy Dale and colleagues report the CRIMSON trial, investigating the effectiveness on mortality of an evidence-based decision support tool versus standardised malnutrition treatment in acutely #malnourished children
Read the full Article ➡️ www.thelancet.com/journals/lan...
#primarycare #medsky
Read the full Article ➡️ www.thelancet.com/journals/lan...
#primarycare #medsky
LLM's do for creating formulaic art & fiction what nuclear weapons did for war. Thousands of years of hard work to create stuff that's more standardised and optimised until you get to the point where it stops being worthwhile to use it at all and becomes more of a deterrant.
October 1, 2026 at 2:50 PM
LLM's do for creating formulaic art & fiction what nuclear weapons did for war. Thousands of years of hard work to create stuff that's more standardised and optimised until you get to the point where it stops being worthwhile to use it at all and becomes more of a deterrant.
Surabhi Mahajan, Executive Director at JP Morgan Chase, on cutting incident triage time from hours to minutes with a standardised multi-cloud trace ID:
Standardizing a trace ID across GCP, AWS, and on-prem became the fix for multi-cloud incident triage.
Standardizing a trace ID across GCP, AWS, and on-prem became the fix for multi-cloud incident triage.
October 1, 2026 at 1:06 PM
Surabhi Mahajan, Executive Director at JP Morgan Chase, on cutting incident triage time from hours to minutes with a standardised multi-cloud trace ID:
Standardizing a trace ID across GCP, AWS, and on-prem became the fix for multi-cloud incident triage.
Standardizing a trace ID across GCP, AWS, and on-prem became the fix for multi-cloud incident triage.
Ten thousand standardised antibodies is not something a company builds in a funding round. It is a cohort, and a cohort is the most durable asset in applied AI. But the dataset is the second-hardest part.
October 1, 2026 at 10:00 AM
Ten thousand standardised antibodies is not something a company builds in a funding round. It is a cohort, and a cohort is the most durable asset in applied AI. But the dataset is the second-hardest part.
🧬3D bioprinting is opening new possibilities for personalised regenerative medicine, but it also creates new regulatory challenges.
Check the latest STRONG-UR report, which explores these challenges 👉
www.strong-ur.eu/news-events/...
Check the latest STRONG-UR report, which explores these challenges 👉
www.strong-ur.eu/news-events/...
STRONG-UR is navigating the regulatory challenges of 3D bioprinting - STRONG-UR
What happens when a medical treatment is no longer a standardised product, but is created for an individual patient — using living cells, biomaterials and a 3D printer, directly in the operating room?...
www.strong-ur.eu
October 1, 2026 at 9:54 AM
🧬3D bioprinting is opening new possibilities for personalised regenerative medicine, but it also creates new regulatory challenges.
Check the latest STRONG-UR report, which explores these challenges 👉
www.strong-ur.eu/news-events/...
Check the latest STRONG-UR report, which explores these challenges 👉
www.strong-ur.eu/news-events/...
GBD 2023, heart failure: estimated 56.0 million cases in 2023 (24.9 million in 1990)
All-ages prevalence +124.6%
Age-standardised +2.7% (95% UI −0.6 to 5.8)
Leading etiologies: ischaemic HD 33.7%, hypertensive HD 23.8%, other cardiomyopathy 7.9%, COPD 5.7%
All-ages prevalence +124.6%
Age-standardised +2.7% (95% UI −0.6 to 5.8)
Leading etiologies: ischaemic HD 33.7%, hypertensive HD 23.8%, other cardiomyopathy 7.9%, COPD 5.7%
Globally, #HeartFailure affected an estimated 56 million people in 2023, with increasing burden largely associated with population growth and aging.
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ja.ma/4AVWa0G
October 1, 2026 at 8:45 AM
GBD 2023, heart failure: estimated 56.0 million cases in 2023 (24.9 million in 1990)
All-ages prevalence +124.6%
Age-standardised +2.7% (95% UI −0.6 to 5.8)
Leading etiologies: ischaemic HD 33.7%, hypertensive HD 23.8%, other cardiomyopathy 7.9%, COPD 5.7%
All-ages prevalence +124.6%
Age-standardised +2.7% (95% UI −0.6 to 5.8)
Leading etiologies: ischaemic HD 33.7%, hypertensive HD 23.8%, other cardiomyopathy 7.9%, COPD 5.7%
JERA teams up with Dell, RHAELM on AI infrastructure development in Japan - https://www.channelnewsasia.com/business/jera-teams-up-dell-rhaelm-ai-infrastructure-development-in-japan-6423691
JERA teams up with Dell, RHAELM on AI infrastructure development in Japan
TOKYO, Oct 1 : Japan's biggest power generator JERA will partner with Dell Technologies and UK-based AI infrastructure developer RHAELM to accelerate the development of AI infrastructure in Japan, the three companies said on Thursday.They signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to develop a standardised fr
www.channelnewsasia.com
October 1, 2026 at 6:43 AM
JERA teams up with Dell, RHAELM on AI infrastructure development in Japan - https://www.channelnewsasia.com/business/jera-teams-up-dell-rhaelm-ai-infrastructure-development-in-japan-6423691
JERA teams up with Dell, RHAELM on AI infrastructure development in Japan
JERA teams up with Dell, RHAELM on AI infrastructure development in Japan
TOKYO, Oct 1 : Japan's biggest power generator JERA will partner with Dell Technologies and UK-based AI infrastructure developer RHAELM to accelerate the development of AI infrastructure in Japan, the three companies said on Thursday.They signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to develop a standardised fr
www.channelnewsasia.com
October 1, 2026 at 6:40 AM
JERA teams up with Dell, RHAELM on AI infrastructure development in Japan
inconsistent network of aging turnpike signs. The council commissioned 643 standardised milestones in 1892. While stonemasons G & F Stead carved the stone backing columns, the signature cast-iron plates were subcontracted to ironfounders Henry Brayshaw and John Booth of Liversedge.
October 1, 2026 at 6:35 AM
inconsistent network of aging turnpike signs. The council commissioned 643 standardised milestones in 1892. While stonemasons G & F Stead carved the stone backing columns, the signature cast-iron plates were subcontracted to ironfounders Henry Brayshaw and John Booth of Liversedge.
this when standardised and sold as occupational safety equipment will make going and working outside much safer too (you only really need like 30W of effective cooling to unlock actual physical work even in very hot and humid environments), an example of such stuff is earplugs or air filters
October 1, 2026 at 1:52 AM
this when standardised and sold as occupational safety equipment will make going and working outside much safer too (you only really need like 30W of effective cooling to unlock actual physical work even in very hot and humid environments), an example of such stuff is earplugs or air filters
Baffling isn't it?
She's a snark scatter gun, and people love her when she's snarking on the Nasty Men but then she snarks at something else and they remember that, well, she's Like That
And tailored made to measure vs standardised sizing seems to confuse far too many
She's a snark scatter gun, and people love her when she's snarking on the Nasty Men but then she snarks at something else and they remember that, well, she's Like That
And tailored made to measure vs standardised sizing seems to confuse far too many
September 30, 2026 at 11:45 PM
Baffling isn't it?
She's a snark scatter gun, and people love her when she's snarking on the Nasty Men but then she snarks at something else and they remember that, well, she's Like That
And tailored made to measure vs standardised sizing seems to confuse far too many
She's a snark scatter gun, and people love her when she's snarking on the Nasty Men but then she snarks at something else and they remember that, well, she's Like That
And tailored made to measure vs standardised sizing seems to confuse far too many
via LNER. I think if it was a more fair and standardised system, then it would look like that GBR is for the people. Then there is the rental of rolling stock. That also needs to be, somehow, brought back into the public ownership. Maintenance, example the new Transpennine trains in 2034 are
September 30, 2026 at 9:47 PM
via LNER. I think if it was a more fair and standardised system, then it would look like that GBR is for the people. Then there is the rental of rolling stock. That also needs to be, somehow, brought back into the public ownership. Maintenance, example the new Transpennine trains in 2034 are
The Mini Disc emoji exists because Japanese mobile carriers in the late 90s created their own emojis and Mini Disc was super popular in Japan, later when the unicode 6.0 standard for emojis was created in 2010 there was a no deleting policy that caused some unusual emoji to become standardised
September 30, 2026 at 8:00 PM
The Mini Disc emoji exists because Japanese mobile carriers in the late 90s created their own emojis and Mini Disc was super popular in Japan, later when the unicode 6.0 standard for emojis was created in 2010 there was a no deleting policy that caused some unusual emoji to become standardised
The USA uses the measurement that the UK stopped using in the 1820's when it standardised its weights and measurements.
The USA is the only country on the planet to still use these measurements as Liberia and Myanmar are transitioning to metric.
This is of course 'American Exceptionalism'.
The USA is the only country on the planet to still use these measurements as Liberia and Myanmar are transitioning to metric.
This is of course 'American Exceptionalism'.
September 30, 2026 at 7:30 PM
The USA uses the measurement that the UK stopped using in the 1820's when it standardised its weights and measurements.
The USA is the only country on the planet to still use these measurements as Liberia and Myanmar are transitioning to metric.
This is of course 'American Exceptionalism'.
The USA is the only country on the planet to still use these measurements as Liberia and Myanmar are transitioning to metric.
This is of course 'American Exceptionalism'.
"Unlike the 'Belgorod', which was built as an individual conversion, the 'Khabarovsk' marks the start of a standardised production line for this new category of weapon."
marineforum.online/en/project-0...
4/4
marineforum.online/en/project-0...
4/4
Khabarovsk project: Russia's Poseidon carrier on the water
Launch of Project 09851 "Khabarovsk": Russia's first series-produced carrier for the Poseidon nuclear underwater glider. Entry into service planned for the end of 2026.
marineforum.online
September 30, 2026 at 6:52 PM
"Unlike the 'Belgorod', which was built as an individual conversion, the 'Khabarovsk' marks the start of a standardised production line for this new category of weapon."
marineforum.online/en/project-0...
4/4
marineforum.online/en/project-0...
4/4
Oh right I forgot about those, it's been so long since I've seen them around (over here most cartons have been standardised with a twist or pop cap of some kind)
September 30, 2026 at 4:56 PM
Oh right I forgot about those, it's been so long since I've seen them around (over here most cartons have been standardised with a twist or pop cap of some kind)
Assessing environmental services and recreational value of Jashore Pouro Park in Jashore district of Bangladesh
Assessing environmental services and recreational value of Jashore Pouro Park in Jashore district of Bangladesh
Jashore Pouro Park is a popular recreational site offering significant environmental and social benefits to the community. This study assesses the Park's environmental services and recreational value using data collected through a standardised questionnaire from 561 visitors aged 18 and above who visited the park solely for leisure purposes. Seasonal data on environmental services and water quality parameters were collected from April 2021 to March 2022, including seasonal pond water sampling (n = 15 spatial subsamples per pond per season; two ponds).
dlvr.it
September 30, 2026 at 3:13 PM
Assessing environmental services and recreational value of Jashore Pouro Park in Jashore district of Bangladesh
I'm still looking for a *good* home automation platform, to be honest. HA is wondrous but it's also not entirely reliable.
But what we need is something solid and standardised. Like KNX but actually not completely impossible to work with as an owner.
So, interested in developments.
But what we need is something solid and standardised. Like KNX but actually not completely impossible to work with as an owner.
So, interested in developments.
September 30, 2026 at 3:05 PM
I'm still looking for a *good* home automation platform, to be honest. HA is wondrous but it's also not entirely reliable.
But what we need is something solid and standardised. Like KNX but actually not completely impossible to work with as an owner.
So, interested in developments.
But what we need is something solid and standardised. Like KNX but actually not completely impossible to work with as an owner.
So, interested in developments.
📄 From #CAMH: Review Article: The acceptability and effectiveness of standardised diagnostic assessment approaches in children and young people's mental health services – an updated systematic review
👉 https://doi.org/10.1111/camh.70007
#MentalHealthResearch
👉 https://doi.org/10.1111/camh.70007
#MentalHealthResearch
Child and Adolescent Mental Health
Open Access
doi.org
September 30, 2026 at 11:15 AM
📄 From #CAMH: Review Article: The acceptability and effectiveness of standardised diagnostic assessment approaches in children and young people's mental health services – an updated systematic review
👉 https://doi.org/10.1111/camh.70007
#MentalHealthResearch
👉 https://doi.org/10.1111/camh.70007
#MentalHealthResearch
Standardised boundaries and reliable data make carbon tracking meaningful. Use digital tools and recognised frameworks to report transparently.
For practical insights: www.climate-speakers.org.uk/carbon-footp... #CarbonReporting
#Sustainability
For practical insights: www.climate-speakers.org.uk/carbon-footp... #CarbonReporting
#Sustainability
September 30, 2026 at 5:10 AM
Standardised boundaries and reliable data make carbon tracking meaningful. Use digital tools and recognised frameworks to report transparently.
For practical insights: www.climate-speakers.org.uk/carbon-footp... #CarbonReporting
#Sustainability
For practical insights: www.climate-speakers.org.uk/carbon-footp... #CarbonReporting
#Sustainability
That sounds like the opposite of efficiency - if you give everyone Jira, that creates a standardised workflow that anyone can then plug into. If you've got a load of personalised tools, that creates problems as soon as people leave, and issues onboarding new staff
September 29, 2026 at 2:32 PM
That sounds like the opposite of efficiency - if you give everyone Jira, that creates a standardised workflow that anyone can then plug into. If you've got a load of personalised tools, that creates problems as soon as people leave, and issues onboarding new staff
An equity index future is a standardised, exchange-traded agreement based on the value of an index at a set date. It is settled in cash, not in shares. CME's E-mini S&P 500 contract is worth $50 per index point and trades almost around the clock on Globex.
September 29, 2026 at 2:30 PM
An equity index future is a standardised, exchange-traded agreement based on the value of an index at a set date. It is settled in cash, not in shares. CME's E-mini S&P 500 contract is worth $50 per index point and trades almost around the clock on Globex.
After a day of talking semantics and data models and the way that every org does things too differently for any of this to be standardised, I find myself wondering “do ontologies replicate philology”
September 29, 2026 at 2:23 PM
After a day of talking semantics and data models and the way that every org does things too differently for any of this to be standardised, I find myself wondering “do ontologies replicate philology”