Publications by authors named "I Cunha"

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  • Machine learning is changing image processing and analysis, especially in microscopy, by automating tasks and uncovering visual patterns.
  • The review examines the importance of data characteristics like quantity and content in choosing the right ML models for microscopy applications.
  • It also discusses the uses of ML in cell biology, including data curation and prediction, while addressing challenges and risks, suggesting ways to mitigate them.
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Background: Although people with HIV have a markedly higher risk of anal squamous cell carcinoma (ASCC), there are few evaluations of anal Pap screening determinants within safety-net HIV clinics.

Method: We conducted an evaluation of anal Pap screening correlates within a safety-net HIV clinic in Miami. Medical records were reviewed for 298 people ages 45 and older receiving HIV primary care.

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Accumulating research has supported the potential for body positivity content on Instagram to challenge predominant appearance ideals and promote a healthier body image. However, research in diverse groups is lacking - in particular, individuals with a disability have largely been neglected. Using #Disabled #BodyPositivity, this analysis examined the content of 623 body positive posts on Instagram.

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  • * This study aimed to compare how well the complement systems in humans and dogs can kill L. infantum, showing that human serum was more effective than dog serum.
  • * Although dog serum was generally less effective, infected dogs had a stronger immune response than non-infected ones, highlighting that dogs are more susceptible to visceral leishmaniasis than humans.
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Body positivity refers to a movement, popularized on social media, that encourages the normalization and acceptance of bodies diverging from sociocultural ideals, specifically within marginalized communities. Previous studies suggest that briefly viewing body positive social media content may lead to increased body satisfaction and positive affect in young women relative to thin-ideal and appearance-neutral content. Diminished body functionality and appearance change due to chronic illness poses a unique challenge to positive body image in young adults living with chronic illness.

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