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This cross-sectional study demonstrates that immersive virtual reality training for Basic Life Support and AED use is a feasible, highly usable, and effective educational tool that significantly enhances performance and knowledge among primary care physicians and nurses.
This cross-sectional study of 680 Malaysian adults reveals that while general preventive behaviors are common, specific knowledge about Human Metapneumovirus remains limited, with higher awareness significantly associated with female sex, older age, health-related backgrounds, and prior respiratory infection history, highlighting the need for targeted public health communication to address misconceptions.
This paper reports the identification of a rare retroaortic left renal vein during routine cadaveric dissection, detailing its anatomical features and highlighting its clinical significance for surgical and radiological procedures.
This prospective, randomized phase II trial demonstrates that adding low-dose dasatinib to azacitidine maintenance therapy significantly improves overall survival and is well-tolerated in patients with intermediate- and high-risk acute myeloid leukemia.
This cohort study demonstrates that fertility preservation strategies are feasible for young women with breast cancer, with nearly half of those attempting to conceive achieving a live birth, predominantly through spontaneous conception despite exposure to gonadotoxic treatments.
Analysis of the PPMI cohort reveals that prodromal participants who are alpha-synuclein biomarker-positive but unstaged exhibit significantly higher baseline autonomic dysfunction and a faster rate of worsening compared to both healthy controls and biologically staged individuals, supporting the need for refined early disease stratification.
This study analyzes Patient Information Leaflets from NIHR-funded trials to reveal that descriptions of healthcare systems data use are frequently vague or incomplete compared to trial protocols, highlighting a critical gap in guidance needed to ensure patients can make fully informed decisions.
This study demonstrates that initiating buprenorphine treatment for opioid use disorder in emergency departments with rapid primary care follow-up is a dominant, cost-effective strategy that improves health outcomes while reducing overall healthcare costs compared to referral alone.
This hospital-based study in Northeast Nigeria identified a 24.94% prevalence of dermatophytoses among patients, predominantly caused by *Trichophyton rubrum*, and highlighted significant risk factors including animal contact, low socioeconomic status, and poor hygiene practices.
This community-based cross-sectional study conducted in Dhangadhi, Nepal, between October 2024 and February 2025, found a hypertension prevalence of 31.35% among 545 participants and identified significant associations between the condition and gender and smoking, highlighting the need for community-based preventive measures.