Publications by authors named "Pallavi Chitturi"
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- Choice-based conjoint (CBC) helps researchers understand how individuals form preferences based on different attributes of decision alternatives.
- Though widely used in fields like psychology and marketing, CBC is increasingly being applied in healthcare to analyze patient choices regarding policy, drugs, and doctor interactions.
- There is a need for standardized methodologies in applying CBC in healthcare, and the review focuses on recent innovations that improve its effectiveness, including Pareto optimality, enhanced information per profile, and smaller choice sets.
Several studies report associations between the particularly interesting new cysteine histidine-rich (PINCH) protein and HIV-associated CNS disease. PINCH is detected in the CSF of HIV patients, and changes in levels during disease may be indicative of changes in disease status over time. PINCH binds hyperphosphorylated Tau (hpTau) in the brain and CSF, but little is known about the relevance of these interactions to HIV CNS disease.
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