Publications by authors named "M Zsuzsanna Lenard"

Many public school diversity efforts rely on reassigning students from one school to another. While opponents of such efforts articulate concerns about the consequences of reassignments for students' educational experiences, little evidence exists regarding these effects, particularly in contemporary policy contexts. Using an event study design, we leverage data from an innovative socioeconomic school desegregation plan to estimate the effects of reassignment on reassigned students' achievement, attendance, and exposure to exclusionary discipline.

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  • Advances in prostate cancer diagnostics over the past decade have improved visualization through MR imaging, leading to more accurate targeted biopsies using mpMRI-ultrasound fusion technology.
  • A study conducted from 2017 to 2019 at Semmelweis University analyzed 40 mpMRI-ultrasound fusion biopsies, examining factors like PI-RADS scores and tumor location for their influence on diagnosis outcomes.
  • The results showed an 80% overall cancer detection rate, with the highest success in PI-RADS 5 lesions and those in the peripheral zone, while larger prostate volumes tended to correlate with negative biopsy results.
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A body mass index (BMI) ≥25 kg/m is linked to worse health outcomes. Little is known about women's awareness of their BMI and their awareness of associations between high BMI and cardiovascular and gynecologic diseases. We investigated perceived versus actual BMI of women in an outpatient women's health clinic and determined awareness of health risks linked to high BMI.

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The effective analysis and interpretation of high-content screening (HCS) data requires joining results to information on experimental treatments and controls, normalizing data, and selecting hits or fitting concentration-response curves. HCS data have unique requirements that are not supported by traditional high-throughput screening databases, including the ability to designate separate positive and negative controls for different measurements in multiplexed assays; the ability to capture information on the cell lines, fluorescent reagents, and treatments in each assay; the ability to store and use individual-cell and image data; and the ability to support HCS readers and software from multiple vendors along with third-party image analysis tools. To address these requirements, the authors developed an enterprise system for the storage and processing of HCS images and results.

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