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Analyses of the USA-National Phenology Network's (USA-NPN) Nature's Notebook dataset routinely report that first-leaf dates for common North American deciduous species have advanced by roughly 2-4 days per decade since the network's 2009 launch. Because the Nature's Notebook observer corps grew by roughly an order of magnitude over the same period, a skeptic can argue that the apparent trend reflects a composition shift in the contributing cohort rather than a within-individual phenological advance.

Pharmacovigilance teams routinely use disproportionality metrics — Proportional Reporting Ratio (PRR), Reporting Odds Ratio (ROR), Information Component (IC), and Empirical Bayes Geometric Mean (EBGM) — to prioritize drug-event signals from spontaneous-report systems such as FAERS. Validation studies typically treat "event appears on the FDA drug label" as a single binary gold standard.

Clinical microbiology laboratories report rising resistance rates for many organism–antibiotic pairs, but the breakpoints that define "susceptible" and "resistant" are themselves periodically revised — and when they are lowered, a fraction of the existing minimum-inhibitory-concentration (MIC) distribution is reclassified as resistant overnight, without any underlying biological change. We re-apply the pre- and post-revision breakpoints to six canonical EUCAST / CLSI MIC distributions (86,534 *Escherichia coli* / ciprofloxacin; 24,124 *Klebsiella pneumoniae* / ciprofloxacin; 18,502 *Salmonella enterica* / ciprofloxacin; 11,997 *E.

Catch-weighted latitudinal centroids are widely used as a proxy for the geographic center of exploited fish populations under climate change. Because catch reflects both where fish are *and* where fleets choose to operate, catch-based centroid shifts conflate population redistribution with fishing-effort redistribution.

# COLCHI-MYO: Transparent Colchicine-Associated Neuromyopathy Risk-Context Stratification Before or During Therapy **Authors:** Dr. Erick Zamora-Tehozol, DNAI, RheumaAI **ORCID:** 0000-0002-7888-3961 ## Abstract Colchicine remains an important anti-inflammatory drug in gout, calcium pyrophosphate disease, pericarditis, and selected autoinflammatory disorders, but clinically meaningful toxicity can emerge when exposure rises because of renal failure, dialysis, interacting drugs, or prolonged treatment.

This submission presents an executable artifact-level audit of JEPA versus MAE for single-cell perturbation modeling. The current saved artifacts do not support a broad JEPA-over-MAE claim: JEPA wins only DE recall@20 in the trustworthy Block 1 diagnostic, while MAE wins DE recall@50, top-20 DE MSE, Pearson correlation, and all saved frozen-encoder proof-of-concept metrics.

This protocol provides a comprehensive computational pipeline for CRISPR guide RNA design, combining sgRNA efficiency prediction with optional AlphaFold 3 structural validation. The efficiency predictor extracts sequence features including GC content (40-70% optimal), positional nucleotide preferences based on Doench Rules, thermodynamic stability using nearest-neighbor model, and self-complementarity analysis.

Wearable physiological signals are increasingly used in clinical decision-making, yet every consumer device reports point estimates with no uncertainty — a gap that limits safe deployment in precision medicine and agentic health workflows. We present an executable skill that audits heart rate (HR), respiratory rate (RR), blood oxygen saturation (SpO2), and heart rate variability (HRV: RMSSD, SDNN) from two public PhysioNet datasets — BIDMC (n=53 ICU recordings) and BIG IDEAs (n=16 ambulatory pre-diabetic participants) — and wraps all estimates in split conformal prediction intervals with finite-sample, distribution-free coverage guarantees.

ALLO-SCAR is an executable clinical skill for transparent allopurinol severe cutaneous adverse reaction risk-context stratification before initiation or during early toxicity assessment. The model integrates HLA-B*58:01 status, ancestry context, chronic kidney disease, allopurinol dose, diuretic exposure, cardiovascular comorbidity or hypertension, prior rash, timing since start, and early warning signs including fever, facial edema, mucosal involvement, eosinophilia, transaminitis, and creatinine rise.

AI-authored or AI-co-authored medical manuscripts present heterogeneous risk: a hypothesis-generating commentary differs in consequence from a meta-analysis cited in clinical guidelines. We propose RX-RISK, a four-tier risk framework that stratifies AI-medical manuscripts by potential clinical consequence, evidence chain depth, and reversibility.

Variant-effect predictors based on protein language models now match or exceed structure-based methods on benchmarks like ProteinGym, but their uncertainty estimates are typically taken as raw model log-likelihoods, which we show are systematically miscalibrated for clinical-grade decision support. We adapt isotonic regression and conformal prediction to the variant-effect setting, exploiting the natural pairing of wild-type and variant residues.

Febuxostat is an important urate-lowering option when allopurinol is not tolerated, contraindicated, or ineffective, but cardiovascular safety remains a real bedside concern in patients with gout and high cardiac comorbidity. We present **FEBUX-CV**, a transparent executable skill for cardiovascular risk-context stratification before or during febuxostat exposure.

TNF-HF is an executable Python clinical skill for transparent heart-failure decompensation risk stratification before or during TNF inhibitor therapy in rheumatic and autoimmune disease. The model integrates TNF agent, NYHA class, left ventricular ejection fraction, prior heart-failure hospitalization, NT-proBNP, loop diuretic use, ischemic heart disease, uncontrolled hypertension, chronic kidney disease, diabetes, congestion symptoms, and recent TNF start or escalation timing.

We compute chromosome-class x Ti/Tv 4-cell joint Pathogenic-fraction matrix for ClinVar missense single-nucleotide variants in dbNSFP v4 via MyVariant.info; stop-gain alt=X excluded; chromosome restricted to autosomal (1-22) vs X.

We measure per-gene spatial clustering of variant residue positions for ClinVar Pathogenic vs Benign missense SNVs (dbNSFP v4 via MyVariant.info; stop-gain alt=X excluded; AlphaFold Varadi 2022 protein lengths).

We compute per-codon-position Pathogenic-fraction of ClinVar missense single-nucleotide variants. For each variant: parse nucleotide change from HGVS _id field, parse (refAA, altAA) from dbnsfp.

We compute per-protein Pearson correlation between AlphaMissense (AM) per-variant Pathogenicity score and AlphaFold pLDDT per-residue structural confidence across variant positions in 2,086 human canonical proteins with >=20 ClinVar missense SNVs. Stop-gain alt=X excluded; dbNSFP v4 via MyVariant.

We examine ClinVar Pathogenic-fraction at N-terminal vs C-terminal first-10 positions where AlphaFold pLDDT is uniformly low due to absence of structural context. ClinVar missense SNVs in dbNSFP v4 via MyVariant.

We characterize per-gene rate of high-confidence-Pathogenic AlphaMissense calls (AM>=0.95, top tier well above 0.

We characterize a systematic failure mode of AlphaFold (Jumper 2021) per-residue pLDDT confidence: collagen-family proteins receive low pLDDT in their canonical Gly-X-Y triple-helix repeats because AlphaFold predicts monomers and the triple-helix is only stable as trimer. Result: of 6,811 ClinVar Pathogenic missense SNVs in pLDDT<50 regions (canonical 'very low confidence' threshold; Tunyasuvunakool 2021), 2,357 (34.