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    • Optimising the health literacy and readability assessment of written health information 

      Mac, Olivia Alice
      Published 2025
      This thesis critically examines readability assessment in the context of developing, revising and evaluating written health information. Using a mixed methods approach, this project aims to strengthen the evidence base ...
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    • Deep Learning-Based Cardiovascular Risk Prediction Using Routine Mammograms 

      Ibrahim, Mu'Ath
      Published 2025
      Aims This thesis aims to develop an innovative deep learning-based framework for the automated detection and grading of breast arterial calcification (BAC) using routine mammograms. The framework is designed to enhance ...
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    • A Biography of Sir Nicholas Throckmorton 1515-1571 

      McGrath, R.F.
      Published 1976
      There is no comprehensive biography of Sir Nicholas Throckmorton. This account is concerned primarily with the public world of the Throckmorton who lived under five monarchs in England and served another four abroad as ...
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    • Differential diagnosis of vertigo using machine learning techniques 

      Wang, Chao
      Published 2025
      Patients with vertigo can be categorised into syndromes, each with two main differential diagnoses. Syndromes include acute vestibular syndrome (AVS), typically caused by vestibular neuritis (VN) or posterior circulation ...
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    • Exploring Sex Differences in Asthma: The Role of Sex Chromosome Genes in Pathogenesis and ICS/LABA Response 

      Pang, Zeyu
      Published 2025
      Asthma affects over 262 million people worldwide, imposing a substantial global health burden. Asthma is a complex chronic airway disease characterized by airway hyperresponsiveness, variable airflow obstruction, and ...
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