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AI to Predict Suicide: The Case for Interpretable Machine Learning
Governance

AI to Predict Suicide: The Case for Interpretable Machine Learning

by William J. Bannon IV

This AI approach can analyze patient data to identify risks and more efficiently target interventions

Autism and Identity: Navigating Disability Versus Difference
Governance

Autism and Identity: Navigating Disability Versus Difference

by Damian Santomauro

A personal account describes the challenges many people on the autism spectrum face and the need for better support

Governance

When Someone Great Is Gone

by Sonya Stokes
When Someone Great Is Gone
Gender

Women and Suicide During COVID-19

by Serena Santoni, Alize Ferrari, William James Dangel, Ruri Syailendrawati
Women and Suicide During COVID-19
Governance

The Future of American Democracy Depends on Improving U.S. Health

by Thomas J. Bollyky, Tara Templin, Simon Wigley
An entrance sign to the Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas, Texas, on October 4, 2014. The sign says “EMERGENCY” and points to the left. In the background we can see an American flag billowing against a brilliant clear blue sky. REUTERS/Jim Young
Governance

The Global Experience of Gun Control

by Vin Gupta
Old coffee cans of shotgun shells dropped off to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department at the “Gifts for Guns” buyback in Compton, California on January 21, 2013. Picture shows two bright red, rusted out coffee tins filled to the brim with shotgun shells, red shells in the first tin, blue in the second. REUTERS/David McNew