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1. Patients’ perspectives on prescription cannabinoid therapies: a cross-sectional, exploratory, anonymous, one-time web-based survey among German patients

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Fischer, Jan Moritz, primary, Kandil, Farid I., additional, Katsarova, Ekaterina, additional, Zager, Laura Sophie, additional, Jeitler, Michael, additional, Kugler, Felix, additional, Fitzner, Franziska, additional, Murthy, Vijayendra, additional, Hanslian, Etienne, additional, Wendelmuth, Christoph, additional, Michalsen, Andreas, additional, Karst, Matthias, additional, and Kessler, Christian S., additional

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2023
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3. Stress Reduction by Yoga versus Mindfulness Training in Adults Suffering from Distress: A Three-Armed Randomized Controlled Trial including Qualitative Interviews (RELAX Study)

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Fischer, Jan Moritz, primary, Kandil, Farid-Ihab, additional, Kessler, Christian S., additional, Nayeri, Lucas, additional, Zager, Laura Sophie, additional, Rocabado Hennhöfer, Theresa, additional, Steckhan, Nico, additional, Koppold-Liebscher, Daniela A., additional, Bringmann, Holger C., additional, Schäfer, Thomas, additional, Michalsen, Andreas, additional, and Jeitler, Michael, additional

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2022
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4. Medically prescribed cannabinoid therapies from German patients’ perspectives – study protocol for a representative and anonymous online survey – an exploratory mixed-methods study (Preprint)

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Fischer, Jan Moritz, primary, Kandil, Farid-Ihab, additional, Karst, Matthias, additional, Zager, Laura Sophie, additional, Jeitler, Michael, additional, Kugler, Felix, additional, Fitzner, Franziska, additional, Michalsen, Andreas, additional, and Kessler, Christian S., additional

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2022
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5. Caps and Robbers: What Can You Expect?

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Zager, Laura A. and Verghese, George C.

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The "matching" hats problem is a classic exercise in probability: if "n" people throw their hats in a box, and then each person randomly draws one out again, what is the expected number of people who draw their own hat? This paper presents several extensions to this problem, with solutions that involve interesting tricks with iterated expectations, the law of total probability, and binomial and hypergeometric distributions.

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2007

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