Menstrual tracking apps may do more harm than good, experts warn
Experts writing in The BMJ argue that menstrual tracking apps and cycle syncing lack convincing evidence of benefit while posing ...
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 ...
A German randomized controlled trial has enrolled 306 patients to test whether a digitally supported, cross-sectoral care model can reduce ...
Swedish researchers have published a protocol for a feasibility study of Health Web 1.0, a web-based occupational therapy group intervention ...
The EU-funded DiCE project has completed a four-year effort showing how digital healthcare devices can be redesigned, collected and recycled ...
A Harvard-led study quantifies how a moderated WhatsApp community of 1,754 surgeons from 95 countries and a multilingual YouTube video ...
As powerful new weight-loss drugs transform obesity treatment, leading surgeons argue that metabolic bariatric surgery remains an essential, durable component ...
A qualitative study of Turkish patients using national digital health platforms reveals that ethical breaches involving privacy, autonomy, and transparency ...
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