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Radiologist reviewing CT scan with AI overlay for Pulmonary Embolism detection

AI Improves Pulmonary Embolism Detection

AI models accurately detected pulmonary embolism on imaging, though accuracy dropped when tested in external datasets overall, too.

Older adult eating a balanced meal at home, illustrating risk of malnutrition and frailty

Frailty and Oral Health Signal Malnutrition

In rural older adults, frailty and reduced chewing performance were linked to a higher risk of malnutrition in southern Taiwan too.

Aedes mosquito concept illustrating dengue infection and long term hospitalization and disability burden

Dengue Infection Raises Two Year Disability Burden

Dengue infection raised two-year hospitalization risk and added measurable disability burden in Singapore’s linked national cohort.

Patient holding travel documents while speaking with a public health nurse about tuberculosis treatment continuity of care

Continuity of Care Improves TB Treatment Completion

A CureTB analysis found: 79% treatment completion after international relocation, with timelier linkage improving outcomes overall.

Patient and clinician discussing functional neurologic disorder care and diagnosis in a neurology clinic.

Functional Neurologic Disorder: Patient Voices on Care Gaps

Functional neurologic disorder is a positive-sign diagnosis and patient perspectives show why early empathic communication matters.

Hospital corridor with paediatric care signage during influenza season, representing paediatric influenza hospitalisations after COVID-19.

COVID-19 Shifted Pediatric Flu Hospitalization Patterns in Children

Pediatric influenza hospitalizations shifted after the COVID-19 pandemic, with altered seasonality, virus type, and shorter stays.

Infusion chair and IV setup with a clock motif, reflecting time-of-day immunochemotherapy in advanced NSCLC.

Time-of-Day Immunochemotherapy Improves NSCLC Survival

Retrospective signals have suggested that treatment timing may influence immunochemotherapy efficacy, but prospective evidence has been limited.

Dermatology exam lamp in clinic for plaque psoriasis care after vunakizumab discontinuation

Vunakizumab Discontinuation Predicts Plaque Psoriasis Remission

After vunakizumab discontinuation, many plaque psoriasis patients maintained PASI 90, but BMI and interruptions predicted relapses.

Clinician assessing foot pain in rheumatology podiatry service visit

Rheumatology Podiatry Service Expands Access to Public Foot Care

A rheumatology podiatry service trial will test feasibility of improving patient-centered foot outcomes in rheumatologic disorders.

Robotic secondary cytoreductive surgery planning for triple-site extrapelvic ovarian cancer recurrence.

Triple-Site Ovarian Cancer Recurrence Managed Robotically

Robotic secondary cytoreductive surgery enabled rapid complete removal of three extrapelvic ovarian cancer recurrences in one case.