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04, 95% CI 0.82-11.22). Among ICI-treated patients, the high-risk KS group had a trend toward a lower VTE incidence compared with the low-risk group (HR 0.17, 95% CI 0.02-1.36).

VTE rates were higher among NSCLC patients treated with platinum-based chemotherapy than those treated with ICI alone, though the precision of the relative estimate is low. The KS did not identify high-risk ICI-treated patients, suggesting that an ICI-specific risk model is warranted.

VTE rates were higher among NSCLC patients treated with platinum-based chemotherapy than those treated with ICI alone, though the precision of the relative estimate is low. The KS did not identify high-risk ICI-treated patients, suggesting that an ICI-specific risk model is warranted.Efficient coupling solar energy conversion and N2 fixation by photocatalysis has been shown promising potentials. However, the unsatisfied yield rate of NH3 curbs its forward application. Defective typical perovskite, BaTiO3 , shows remarkable activity under an applied magnetic field for photocatalytic N2 fixation with an NH3 yield rate exceeding 1.93 mg L-1  h-1 . Through steered surface spin states and oxygen vacancies, the electromagnetic synergistic effect between the internal electric field and an external magnetic field is stimulated. X-ray absorption spectroscopy and density functional theory calculations reveal the regulation of electronic and magnetic properties through manipulation of oxygen vacancies and inducement of Lorentz force and spin selectivity effect. The electromagnetic effect suppresses the recombination of photoexcited carriers in semiconducting nanomaterials, which acts synergistically to promote N2 adsorption and activation while facilitating fast charge separation under UV-vis irradiation.Topical ivermectin is effective in treating papulopustular rosacea, but its effect on persistent facial erythema of rosacea with high Demodex densities has not been well documented. We retrospectively reviewed 39 rosacea patients with persistent facial erythema and high Demodex densities. Clinician's erythema assessment (CEA) and Demodex density were evaluated before and after topical ivermectin alone or combined with oral carvedilol. Three patients (all with papulopustular rosacea, in ivermectin group) dropped out due to early ivermectin-induced local flare of rosacea. In the remaining patients (ivermectin group n = 14; ivermectin-carvedilol group n = 22), the CEA grade and Demodex density were significantly reduced, both P less then  .01. There was no statistically significant difference between the two groups in CEA before and after treatment (P = .07 and P = .23, respectively), and in Demodex density (P = .82 and .10, respectively). Both regimens markedly improved the persistent facial erythema with response being excellent in 26 of 36 patients (72%), good in 2, fair in 4 and none in 4. There was a correlation between the reduction of CEA and Demodex density after treatment (rho = 0.50, P = .002). The results showed that topical ivermectin was effective in reducing persistent facial erythema of rosacea with Demodex overgrowth.The commercial success of the electrochemical energy conversion technologies required for the decarbonization of the energy sector requires the replacement of the noble metal-based electrocatalysts currently used in (co-)electrolyzers and fuel cells with inexpensive, platinum-group metal-free analogs. Among these, Fe/N/C-type catalysts display promising performances for the reduction of O2 or CO2 , but their insufficient activity and stability jeopardize their implementation in such devices. To circumvent these issues, a better understanding of the local geometric and electronic structure of their catalytic active sites under reaction conditions is needed. Herein we shed light on the electronic structure of the molecular sites in two Fe/N/C catalysts by probing their average spin state with X-ray emission spectroscopy (XES). Chiefly, our in situ XES measurements reveal for the first time the existence of reversible, potential-induced spin state changes in these materials.

To compare outcomes before and after implementation of medical abortion (termination of pregnancy) without ultrasound via telemedicine.

Cohort analysis.

The three main abortion providers.

Medical abortions at home at ≤69days' gestation in two cohorts traditional model (in-person with ultrasound, n=22158) from January to March 2020 versus telemedicine-hybrid model (either in person or via telemedicine without ultrasound, n=29984, of whom 18435 had no-test telemedicine) between April and June 2020. this website Sample (n=52142) comprises 85% of all medical abortions provided nationally.

Data from electronic records and incident databases were used to compare outcomes between cohorts, adjusted for baseline differences.

Treatment success, serious adverse events, waiting times, gestation at treatment, acceptability.

Mean waiting time from referral to treatment was 4.2days shorter in the telemedicine-hybrid model and more abortions were provided at ≤6weeks' gestation (40% versus 25%, P<0.001). Treatment success (98.8% versus 98.2%, P>0.999), serious adverse events (0.02% versus 0.04%, P=0.557) and incidence of ectopic pregnancy (0.2% versus 0.2%, P=0.796) were not different between models. In the telemedicine-hybrid model, 0.04% were estimated to be over 10weeks' gestation at the time of the abortion; all were completed safely at home. Within the telemedicine-hybrid model, effectiveness was higher with telemedicine than in-person care (99.2% versus 98.1%, P<0.001). Acceptability of telemedicine was high (96% satisfied) and 80% reported a future preference for telemedicine.

A telemedicine-hybrid model for medical abortion that includes no-test telemedicine and treatment without an ultrasound is effective, safe, acceptable and improves access to care.

Compelling evidence from 52142 women shows no-test telemedicine abortion is safe, effective and improves care.

Compelling evidence from 52 142 women shows no-test telemedicine abortion is safe, effective and improves care.