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2. Impact of Distributive Equity on Happiness in the Common Prosperity Perspective: Integrated Applications of Causal Inference and Machine Learning in the Social Sciences.

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TIAN Yi-Chuan and ZHANG Mao-Ying

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Common prosperity is both"common prosperity for all the people"and"prosperity for both the material and spiritual lives of the people". Based on the 2015 Chinese General Social Survey Data, this paper systematically investigates the effects of opportunity equity and outcome equity on happiness using propensity score matching and the causal forest algorithm. The results show that both opportunity equity and outcome equity have a positive effect on happiness; female identity and university education can strengthen the happiness-enhancing effect of opportunity equity, and urban household registration can strengthen the happiness-enhancing effect of outcome equity; the happiness-enhancing effect of outcome equity is most obvious among the group with immediate housing needs, and there is a significant shift around the age of thirty. Therefore, it is suggested that to achieve common prosperity, we should accelerate the construction of opportunity equity mechanism and steadily promote the development of outcome equity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2024
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16. Open biopsy with posterior instrumentation followed by anterolateral approach for removal of an uncommon tumor in the cervical spine.

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Liao JC, Zhang MY, Liu YS, Ding WL, Wang XY, Liang B, and Huang JH

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The conventional treatment for the resection of cervical spinal tumors comprises anterior, posterior, and combined surgical approaches. However, these approaches have certain limitations when tumors invade the vertebrae, vertebral artery, or spinal nerves. Herein, we report an interesting case where a 45-year-old patient was admitted for neck pain. An invasive cervical spinal tumor was discovered and approached in two stages: stage 1 was open biopsy with posterior instrumentation, which was followed by stage 2 with an anterolateral approach for definitive surgical resection. A series of preoperative tests including angiography as well as a balloon occlusion test of the vertebral artery facilitated stage 2 surgical planning for gross total resection of the tumor while minimizing surgical complications., (Copyright © 2021 Baylor University Medical Center.)

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2021
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