Abstract: Piercing jewelry for a garment, including a first stud, a curved rod having a curved shape such that the first stud is connected to a first end of the curved rod, the curved rod including a piercing tip disposed at a second end of the curved rod at an endmost tip of the curved rod, such that the piercing tip includes a sharp point, and a piercing tip threaded portion disposed next to the piercing tip, a second stud removably connected to the second end of the curved rod, the second stud including a piercing tip receiving aperture to receive the piercing tip therein, and an aperture threaded portion disposed within the piercing tip receiving aperture to correspond to the piercing tip threaded portion of the curved rod to allow the second stud to screw onto or off from the second end of the curved rod.

Abstract: Intelligent cognitive assistants for decision-making are provided. A first plurality of decisions made by a first healthcare provider during treatment of a first patient is monitored. For each respective decision of the first plurality of decisions, one or more corresponding medical attributes of the first patient that were present at a time when the respective decision was made are determined. A cognitive assistant is trained, using an imitation learning model, based on each of the first plurality of decisions and the corresponding one or more medical attributes of the first patient. Subsequently, one or more medical attributes of a second patient are received, and a first medical decision is generated by processing the one or more medical attributes of the second patient using the cognitive assistant.

Abstract: Intelligent cognitive assistants for decision-making are provided. A first plurality of decisions made by a first healthcare provider during treatment of a first patient is monitored. For each respective decision of the first plurality of decisions, one or more corresponding medical attributes of the first patient that were present at a time when the respective decision was made are determined. A cognitive assistant is trained, using an imitation learning model, based on each of the first plurality of decisions and the corresponding one or more medical attributes of the first patient. Subsequently, one or more medical attributes of a second patient are received, and a first medical decision is generated by processing the one or more medical attributes of the second patient using the cognitive assistant.