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Emily O'Connor

Emily O'Connor

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Journalist, Allergy - European Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology

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human behavior,Health psychology, inspirational people human interest., science wellness, medical news mental health

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Total articles 256

  • Medical Causation Opinion Excluded in Toxic Exposure FELA Case

    By Emily O'Connor| Lexology Verified ABSTRACT: The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals, applying Federal Rule 702 and Daubert, affirmed the U.S. District Court’s exclusion of a medical causation expert’s testimony, which claimed to apply differential diagnosis, but did so in a faulty manner.

    By Emily O'Connor · Lexology

    Sep. 14, 2023

  • Reproductive and ecological adaptations to climate underpin the evolution of sociality in lizards

    By Ben Halliwell, Emily O'Connor, Tobias Uller, Shai Meiri| bioRxiv@ AbstractIdentifying the environmental factors associated with group living is important for understanding how social systems originate, persist and diversify. In endothermic birds and mammals, living in social groups is associated with habitat constraints and harsh climatic conditions.

    By Ben Halliwell, Emily O'Connor, Tobias Uller, Shai Meiri · bioRxiv

    May. 03, 2024

  • Reproductive and ecological adaptations to climate underpin the evolution of sociality in lizards

    By Ben Halliwell, Emily O'Connor, Tobias Uller, Shai Meiri| bioRxiv@ AbstractIdentifying the environmental factors associated with group living is important for understanding how social systems originate, persist and diversify. In endothermic birds and mammals, living in social groups is associated with habitat constraints and harsh climatic conditions.

    By Ben Halliwell, Emily O'Connor, Tobias Uller, Shai Meiri · bioRxiv

    May. 03, 2024

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Allergy - European Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology

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