Category: Medicine
ESC report highlights gaps in cardiovascular guideline implementation
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in MedicineReview of cardiovascular clinical practice guideline implementation barriers and evidence-based strategies to improve adoption across diverse healthcare systems
MRI scores differentiated pyogenic from tuberculous spondylitis
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in MedicineMRI-based scoring systems rapidly differentiate pyogenic from tuberculous spondylitis, reducing inappropriate antibiotic therapy and improving clinical decision-making in spinal infections.
Rohingya refugees showed strong natural immunity and fading vaccine immunity
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in MedicineStudy of antibody durability following SARS-CoV-2 infection and vaccination among Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh, with implications for vaccination strategy in humanitarian settings.
SIPAT evaluation highlights alcohol use and education
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in MedicineDomain-level SIPAT assessment reveals alcohol use and lower education as primary psychosocial vulnerabilities across transplant candidates, supporting targeted pre-transplant evaluation.
Hospital accreditation standards may support AI readiness
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in MedicineExplore how hospital accreditation standards establish foundational capabilities for AI implementation, including governance, data infrastructure, and workforce readiness in healthcare settings.
XGBoost outperformed ARIMA and Prophet for TB forecasting
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in MedicineXGBoost machine learning model demonstrates superior accuracy for monthly tuberculosis forecasting in coastal urban environments compared to traditional ARIMA and Prophet approaches.
Review finds established markers in schizophrenia, with mixed social cognition evidence
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in MedicineReview of neurophysiological, neuropsychological, and social cognition endophenotypes in schizophrenia research. Evaluates biomarkers as intermediate indicators linking genetic factors to clinical.
About half with trace ultra results were recommended tuberculosis therapy
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in MedicineStudy of 311 adults with trace-positive TB tests shows 20% culture-confirmed disease at enrollment and identifies clinical predictors to guide treatment decisions in settings with uncertain TB status.
Primary dysmenorrhea is common among women in sub-Saharan Africa
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in MedicineMeta-analysis of 65 studies shows primary dysmenorrhea affects 73% of Sub-Saharan African women, with family history and irregular cycles as key risk factors.
Sentinel hospital network tracked COVID-19 hospitalizations in Italy
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in MedicineSentinel Hospital Network in Italy monitored COVID-19 admissions across 21 hospitals, demonstrating vaccination’s impact and validating surveillance reliability.
