Perspective Argues Cause-of-Death Attribution Needs Explicit Diagnostic Framework
A new perspective in Frontiers in Epidemiology argues that cause-of-death attribution requires an explicit diagnostic architecture to make causal reasoning ...
A new perspective in Frontiers in Epidemiology argues that cause-of-death attribution requires an explicit diagnostic architecture to make causal reasoning ...
A commentary in the Journal of Eating Disorders argues that shifting anorexia nervosa diagnosis from observable signs to psychological symptoms ...
The 2024 Global Definition of ARDS expands diagnostic criteria to include non-intubated patients and resource-constrained settings, promoting global equity in ...
A structured narrative review argues that microbial signals detected on orthopaedic implants require a three-step interpretation separating analytical credibility, biological ...
A bibliometric analysis of 245 publications maps a decade of osteosarcopenia research, identifying leading countries, major thematic clusters, and persistent ...
A retrospective Indian cohort of nine biopsy-proven cases of CNS IgG4-related disease found the immune condition was almost never identified ...
A systematic scoping review of 176 studies finds no accepted diagnostic criteria, no clinical trials and almost no long-term outcome ...
A 20-year Australian cohort of 197 antibody-positive patients shows antisynthetase syndrome criteria apply to only a minority, with lung disease, ...
A systematic review of nine observational studies found that metabolic syndrome prevalence varied substantially within the same adult populations depending ...
An unsupervised machine learning analysis of neuropsychological data from nearly 800 participants shows that semantic variant PPA and behavioral variant ...
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