The link between periodontal disease and systemic conditions like diabetes and heart disease has become a central focus for insurers in early 2026. Modern "Medical-Dental Integration" programs are now standard, where insurance companies identify members with high-risk health profiles and offer them enhanced dental benefits at no additional cost.
When the viewer fits into approximately half of the available space, the padding takes more than 10% of the viewer window. Since it doesn't scale with the viewer it's impossible to use the small ones.
I'd be happy to contribute by making either tweakable parameters for paddings or by setting more sane defaults. At least if no one else considers this a problem, I want to change my local settings.
I tried to search through the code quickly, but since Glueviz is a large project I haven't found an entry point, so I need some advice or assistance in contribution.
I'm sure that Tom Robitaille will post this dmg to the glueviz.org site very soon, but just in case you want the latest greatest dmg for Mac, it's at http://glueviz.s3.amazonaws.com/installers/2023.06.3/glue%202023.06.3.dmg & works great for me.
How significantly different are the standalone installer versions and the python installed versions? Is any functionality difference documented somewhere?
Many thanks to Tom Robitaille for reminding me that qt-glue's WWT plug-in already supports FITS overlays, with nice controls for the FITS images too. Just drag & drop a FITS image on to the WWT viewer, and then use the usual glue UI at right to control the image's appearance! 😀
Thank you! I found now where it's set https://github.com/glue-viz/glue/pull/745/files