The authors start with the observation that traditional asset allocation processes fail to integrate
the two important sources of portfolio risk: systematic and active. They introduce a new …

If a manager has an outstanding track record, how can we tell how much this past success
is due to luck versus skill? The complex nature of active portfolio management makes this …

… We don’tknow; thiswill bein the hands of the remaining authors asCharles Warlow and Jan
van Gijn dwindle into retirement of a sort, or at least alife that will not require the relentless …

Aim To describe the ECPR experience of two Australian ECMO centres, with regards to
survival and neurological outcome, their predictors and complications. Methods Retrospective …

Aims To identify the predictors of survival to discharge in adults resuscitated with extracorporeal
cardiopulmonary resuscitation (ECPR) following in-hospital cardiac arrest (IHCA). …

While some aspects of addiction can be studied in laboratory or controlled settings, the study
of long‐term recovery management and the health services that support it requires going …

Rabbits with hereditary glaucoma develop ocular changes that resemble human congenital
glaucoma and buphthalmia. The inheritance is autosomal recessive (bu). Previous research …

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Arguably, two of the most important decisions a consultant or plan sponsor can make involve
1) the allocation of funds across asset classes and 2) the implementation of the targeted …

HIV/AIDS has steadily increased in Native American and Alaska Native populations, and
despite efforts at control many challenges remain. This article examines historical, biological, …