Cancer Telemedicine Study Uncovers Participation Gaps and End-of-Life Messaging Trends
A study of hospital-based cancer telemedicine found that over a third of patients did not participate, while active users strongly ...
A study of hospital-based cancer telemedicine found that over a third of patients did not participate, while active users strongly ...
A randomized comparative study found that residual cervical biopsies during conization reduced follow-up visits and direct costs without significantly altering ...
A full-scale marine trial reveals that cyclic low-frequency acoustic delousing causes no adverse stress responses or growth impairments in Atlantic ...
In a study of 171 people with multiple sclerosis, artificial intelligence models using structural MRI lesion masks estimated brain connectomes ...
A randomized trial found that patients with borderline personality disorder who received four months of brief Good Psychiatric Management showed ...
A case–control study found that routine inflammatory–nutritional blood indices differed between acute schizophrenia patients and matched controls, with a three-index ...
A prospective study of 89 bariatric surgery patients found liver fat grading improved within three to six months on both ...
A qualitative study of 120 Flemish general practitioners and gynaecologists identifies fragmented systems, unclear responsibilities and poor digital integration as ...
A rehabilitated two-toed sloth adapted to a protected Ecuadorian dry forest while an inexpensive Bluetooth tracker helped wildlife carers support ...
When a newborn lands in the neonatal intensive care unit, the medical emergency is only the beginning. Behind the incubator ...
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