Publications by authors named "Guyon Kleuters"
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- Obesity during mid-life is linked to a higher risk of renal cell carcinoma (RCC), but obese patients diagnosed with RCC tend to have better survival rates, highlighting an "obesity paradox."
- 334 patients with localized RCC were studied regarding their pre- and post-diagnosis weight changes, revealing an average weight loss of 1.45 kg in the two years leading up to diagnosis.
- Non-obese patients and those with more advanced tumors experienced greater weight loss prior to diagnosis, and a portion of that weight was regained within two years after diagnosis, indicating disease-related weight loss patterns that may explain the obesity paradox.
We memorize our daily life experiences, which are often multisensory in nature, by segmenting them into distinct event models, in accordance with perceived contextual or situational changes. However, very little is known about how multisensory boundaries affect segmentation, as most studies have focused on unisensory (visual or audio) segmentation. In three experiments, we investigated the effect of multisensory boundaries on segmentation in memory and perception.
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