3171 papers
This study challenges the "healthy migrant effect" by demonstrating that foreign-born U.S. adults have a higher burden of undiagnosed diabetes compared to native-born adults, suggesting that apparent health advantages stem from lower rates of clinical detection due to barriers in healthcare access rather than a genuinely lower disease prevalence.
This study demonstrates that integrating functional lung imaging features ("Functionomics") with conventional radiomics and dosiomics significantly enhances the predictive accuracy for grade ≥2 radiation pneumonitis in lung cancer patients compared to using anatomical or dosimetric data alone.
This retrospective cohort study of 216 patients demonstrates that delaying definitive surgical treatment for maxillofacial fractures beyond 72 hours significantly increases the risk of postoperative infections and overall complications, particularly for mandibular fractures, compared to early intervention.
This study demonstrates that short-term carbohydrate restriction in newly diagnosed acute myeloid leukemia patients reprograms leukemic metabolism by suppressing anabolic processes in proliferative blasts while revealing hierarchical metabolic vulnerabilities in therapy-persistent stem-like populations, thereby establishing organism-level dietary intervention as a therapeutic framework for targeting leukemia.
This randomized controlled trial demonstrates that using a low CO₂ insufflation rate of 1 L/min, compared to the standard 5 L/min, significantly better preserves cardiac output and stroke volume while reducing systemic vascular resistance during gynecological laparoscopic surgery without compromising surgical efficiency.
This retrospective study of 67 patients demonstrates that palmar mini-incision surgery utilizing a self-made Kirschner wire micro automatic retractor is a safe, minimally invasive, and highly effective treatment for moderate to severe carpal tunnel syndrome, achieving a 95.2% excellent-to-good functional outcome rate.
This cross-sectional study of 39 adult male smokers with normal spirometry reveals a high prevalence (72.5%) of impaired diffusing capacity (DLCO), suggesting that combining DLCO assessment with age, smoking history, and FEF25–75 metrics can significantly improve early detection of pre-COPD beyond traditional spirometry alone.
This prospective study demonstrates that the monocyte-to-lymphocyte ratio (MLR) derived from umbilical cord blood complete blood counts serves as a noninvasive, cost-effective, and relatively accurate early diagnostic marker for predicting purulent meningitis in preterm infants with early-onset sepsis.
This study presents the development and rigorous psychometric validation of the AICPER, a multidimensional instrument designed to assess health professions trainees' perceptions of AI across functional, ethical, and educational domains, demonstrating strong reliability and structural validity across nursing, pharmacy, and public health programs.
This qualitative phenomenological study, guided by Snyder's Hope Theory, reveals that exergaming fosters hope in hospitalized children with hematological malignancies by enabling them to reframe hospitalization into attainable goals, construct feasible pathways within clinical constraints, and activate a distributed sense of agency through the collaborative efforts of children, caregivers, and healthcare professionals.