4810 papers
This scoping review analyzes 67 studies to map how armed conflict disrupts continuity and coordination of care through five interdependent domains—people, hardware, services, linkages, and governance—thereby identifying systemic leverage points for designing interventions that address root causes rather than isolated consequences in conflict-affected settings.
This study demonstrates that while high-intensity interval training improves glycaemic control in type 2 diabetes patients, divergent fasting lactate responses reveal distinct subgroups with unique serum multi-omics remodelling patterns involving lipid, redox, and immune pathways that are not fully captured by conventional metabolic markers.
In a Swedish middle-aged population, specific immune aging perturbations, particularly an imbalance between naïve and memory CD4+ T cells and a reduction in naïve regulatory T cells, are associated with subclinical coronary atherosclerosis and significant stenosis even before the onset of manifest coronary artery disease.
This case report describes a 37-year-old male who underwent successful microsurgical resection of a cervical vagal schwannoma, during which tumor manipulation triggered three brief episodes of asystole that resolved spontaneously upon cessation of traction, resulting in complete recovery without neurological deficits or pharmacological intervention.
This cross-sectional study of 390 households in conflict-affected Bukavu, DRC, reveals that 80% of families with young children face unacceptable food consumption scores, driven primarily by socioeconomic factors such as employment status, home ownership, and access to credit, thereby highlighting the urgent need for integrated interventions targeting livelihoods and dietary diversity.
This study found that while large language models can support geriatric osteoporosis management, the base ChatGPT 4.5 model outperformed guideline-integrated versions in accuracy and adherence, yet all models exhibited limitations in safety awareness and context-sensitive reasoning, underscoring the continued necessity for expert clinical supervision.
This case report describes the first documented instance of a primary intramuscular ganglioneuroma arising from the psoas muscle in a resource-limited setting, highlighting that despite diagnostic challenges and the absence of immunohistochemistry, definitive diagnosis relies on characteristic histopathology and treatment is successfully achieved through complete surgical excision.
This single-center comparative cohort study demonstrates that Senhance®-assisted robotic Nissen fundoplication in children is a feasible and safe alternative to conventional laparoscopy, offering comparable surgical and anesthetic outcomes despite longer initial preparation times associated with the learning curve.
This study demonstrates that elevated Systemic Immune-Inflammation Index (SII) levels are independently associated with increased mortality in heart failure patients and significantly improve risk stratification when incorporated into predictive models.
This study validates the construct validity and reliability of the Quality of Work Life (QWL) questionnaire for assessing work experiences among employed individuals with borderline personality disorder, confirming its utility as a valuable tool for both research and clinical occupational interventions.