6270 papers
This study proposes a simplified two-step screening process for dyslexia in Indian primary school children, validating the web-based Dynaread tool as an effective, sensitive, and time-efficient method for large-scale early detection with an estimated prevalence of 8.33%.
This study reveals that long-term follow-up adherence among high-myopia patients after ICL implantation declines sharply over time, leading to delayed detection of sight-threatening complications, and highlights that improving patient knowledge and attitudes through targeted education is crucial for enhancing monitoring and preventing vision loss.
This study demonstrates that *Origanum* essential oil significantly reduces *Blastocystis* cyst shedding, alleviates oxidative stress and inflammation, and restores intestinal tissue architecture in experimentally infected mice, showing therapeutic efficacy comparable to or exceeding that of the standard drug nitazoxanide.
This study analyzes NHANES data from 1999–2018 to reveal that the triglyceride-glucose (TyG) index exhibits a threshold effect on mortality among cancer survivors, with risks decreasing below specific levels (8.24–8.39) but increasing for cardiovascular and diabetes-related deaths at higher levels, suggesting it is a valuable prognostic marker for targeted interventions.
This retrospective study of maintenance hemodialysis patients demonstrates that albumin variability, rather than absolute values, is the strongest independent biological marker associated with erythropoiesis-stimulating agent (ESA) hyporesponsiveness, suggesting that monitoring albumin instability could help identify patients at risk for deteriorating ESA efficacy.
This cross-sectional study of 300 young adults demonstrates that sleep quality and perceived stress significantly mediate the relationship between physical activity and cardiorespiratory fitness, both independently and through a serial pathway.
This study reports a second patient with homozygous GINS2 variants causing Meier–Gorlin syndrome, expanding the clinical phenotype to include craniosynostosis and NK cell deficiency while revealing epigenetic alterations linked to skeletal and craniofacial development.
While pre-school teachers in Enugu State, Nigeria, demonstrated high willingness to conduct vision screening for children aged 3–5 years, their sensitivity in accurately detecting visual impairment was low despite high specificity.
This two-decade single-center retrospective study of 22 pediatric patients highlights the substantial clinical and biological heterogeneity of cardiac masses, demonstrating that while rhabdomyomas are often associated with tuberous sclerosis and tend to regress spontaneously, non-rhabdomyoma lesions exhibit greater pathological diversity and more frequently require surgical intervention.
Using historical data and population forecasts, this study projects that emergency department visits in Stockholm will rise substantially by 2035, driven primarily by rapid population ageing among adults aged 65 and older, necessitating strengthened geriatric-adapted care and improved coordination across healthcare levels.