Bangladesh’s AI Medical Imaging Boom Is Outpacing Its Laws, Study Warns
A new doctrinal analysis finds that Bangladesh's laws and professional ethics codes are structurally unprepared for AI-driven medical imaging, and ...
A new doctrinal analysis finds that Bangladesh's laws and professional ethics codes are structurally unprepared for AI-driven medical imaging, and ...
An updated umbrella review of 63 systematic reviews shows that patient- and family-centered care takes distinctly different forms in acute, ...
A cross-sectional study of 500 health sciences students in Istanbul finds that higher e-health literacy is strongly associated with more ...
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A University of Minnesota study found that a seven-hour mass communications curriculum significantly improved medical students' comfort, interest, and self-reported ...
Experts writing in The BMJ argue that menstrual tracking apps and cycle syncing lack convincing evidence of benefit while posing ...
A systematic review of 149 studies maps how large language models are being adapted into personalized, adaptive health and wellness ...
A fully automated, wearable-delivered lifestyle programme produced a small and statistically fragile improvement in cognitive scores among at-risk older Japanese ...
JMIR Publications' latest News and Perspectives series spans patient simulator robots for rural clinicians, a Ugandan app for patient-held health ...
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