3171 papers
This scoping review synthesizes evidence from 19 studies (2022–2026) to demonstrate that AI measurably influences interproximal reduction simulation accuracy across clear aligner therapy workflows, while highlighting the critical need for dedicated prospective studies comparing AI-simulated versus conventional IPR outcomes.
This paper presents an algorithmic process and accompanying resources to help clinical practice guideline development teams synthesize meta-analysis evidence into recommendations, thereby reducing subjective bias and enhancing reproducibility in physical therapy.
This study argues that Nigeria's reliance on the Codex Alimentarius's 25% relative sugar reduction standard for "Less Sugar" carbonated soft drinks fails to protect public health by allowing products to retain hazardous absolute sugar levels, necessitating a regulatory shift to a stricter 60% reduction threshold and mandatory warning labels to effectively mitigate Non-Communicable Disease risks.
This study demonstrates that commercially baked bread in Nigeria contains critically high sodium levels exceeding global standards, and simulates that implementing mandatory reformulation targets of 250–370 mg/100g could reduce population sodium exposure by 41.7% to 60.0%, offering a scalable strategy to lower cardiovascular disease burdens despite the need to navigate industrial and trade challenges.
This study develops an integrated framework combining Ordinary Kriging, Random Forest, and Multi-Layer Perceptron models to create district-level dengue risk maps in Sri Lanka, demonstrating that this ensemble approach effectively identifies high-risk urban areas and supports targeted public health interventions.
This study utilized in silico molecular property prediction to evaluate twenty phytochemicals from *Alpinia zerumbet*, revealing that most, particularly 1,8-cineole and linalool, satisfy Lipinski's Rule of Five and exhibit favorable drug-likeness characteristics for potential oral drug development.
This randomized feasibility simulation trial found that while the Negative Pressure Isolation Chamber (NPIC) significantly reduced aerosol exposure during intubation, it also prolonged intubation time and emergency diagnosis, raising concerns about its clinical usability.
This paper outlines the establishment, methodology, and key findings of the Australian Undiagnosed Disease Network (UDN-Aus), Australia's first national initiative designed to improve genomic diagnosis rates for undiagnosed rare diseases through a collaborative multi-site research program.
This study demonstrates that current multimodal large language models systematically overestimate the quality of preclinical endodontic preparations and lack the reliability of expert endodontists, particularly regarding safety-critical judgments, indicating they are unsuitable as replacements for human assessment in dental education.
This case report demonstrates that neoadjuvant treatment with ensartinib combined with chemotherapy achieved a pathological complete response in a patient with locally advanced ALK-rearranged lung squamous cell carcinoma, a rare subtype lacking established neoadjuvant guidelines.