4098 papers
This study presents the development and pilot testing of a specialized telemedicine platform in Korea that integrates AI-assisted care diaries, multi-party video consultations, and adherence tracking to improve accessibility and care coordination for patients with rare diseases and their families.
This cross-sectional study of 148 adult patients at a Saudi Arabian dental school found that oral health-related quality of life is significantly influenced by Saudi nationality, subgingival calculus, and caries severity, while oral hygiene is primarily predicted by plaque and supragingival calculus.
This study demonstrates that baloxavir, high-dose molnupiravir, and combination therapies effectively protect immunosuppressed hamsters against severe A(H5N1) infection by reducing viral burden and preventing neuroinvasion, highlighting their potential as critical treatments for vulnerable populations during a pandemic.
This review demonstrates that molecular diagnostic techniques like multiplex PCR and BioFire FilmArray systems exhibit high concordance with traditional culture methods while offering significantly faster turnaround times and improved detection of pathogens, particularly in patients previously treated with antibiotics, thereby enhancing clinical decision-making and antimicrobial stewardship.
This study demonstrates that velocity-specific, multi-planar hip strength imbalances in male soccer players are significantly associated with distinct, phase-specific trunk-pelvis and lower-limb coordination patterns during the inside kick, supporting the use of combined strength profiling and waveform analysis to characterize movement strategies relevant to groin loading.
This paper argues that the heart disease epidemic of the early 20th century was primarily caused by infectious pandemics in 1889 and 1918 that "primed" affected birth cohorts for later mortality, a factor deemed more significant than smoking or diet.
This cross-sectional survey indicates that fathers of pregnancies complicated by severe preeclampsia (specifically HELLP syndrome or eclampsia) exhibit higher post-traumatic stress symptoms compared to those with uncomplicated pregnancies, a trend that increases with disease severity and is significantly associated with a history of PTSD, though NICU admission does not appear to mediate this relationship.
This mixed-methods study concludes that self-administered, home-based hair cortisol sampling is not a feasible or scalable method for measuring stress in young children due to low recruitment rates, poor protocol adherence, children's discomfort, and specific cultural concerns regarding hair collection.
This study employs topic modeling and keyword co-occurrence analysis on cardiovascular digital health equity research from 1995 to 2025 to reveal a multidimensional knowledge structure that has evolved from pure technology application toward addressing social disparities, optimizing digital access, and implementing equity-oriented governance.
This randomized crossover trial demonstrates that AI-assisted endoscopy significantly reduces intragastric observation time by 27% compared to conventional magnifying endoscopy during routine EGD, while maintaining high diagnostic sensitivity and benefiting endoscopists of all expertise levels.