Digital Health Tools for Children With Respiratory Disease: Evidence Still Falls Short
A new overview of systematic reviews finds that digital health interventions for children with respiratory diseases lack the robust evidence ...
A new overview of systematic reviews finds that digital health interventions for children with respiratory diseases lack the robust evidence ...
A six-study research collection reveals how trust, anxiety, culture, and overload determine whether digital health innovations are embraced or rejected ...
A sweeping scoping review of 32 studies reveals how SMS reminders, smartphone cervicography, and AI-supported diagnostics are transforming cervical cancer ...
A new meta-analysis of nine randomized trials finds that face-to-face nutritional counseling best preserves body weight in gastric cancer patients ...
A sweeping scoping review of 57 studies across 18 Sub-Saharan African countries finds that community-delivered psychological interventions can reduce perinatal ...
A qualitative study of 20 women in Kigali, Rwanda, reveals major knowledge gaps about urinary incontinence alongside strong demand for ...
JMIR Cancer has launched a dedicated breast cancer theme collection this October, inviting research on digital health, teleoncology, artificial intelligence, ...
Mount Sinai researchers built a privacy-preserving, on-device forecasting system that uses simple linear models and Fitbit data to predict sedentary ...
A two-cohort smartphone study shows that real-world exposure to alcohol-related cues reproducibly raises the odds of momentary drinking in alcohol ...
A controlled quasi-experimental study in rural Ethiopia found that an electronic community health information system, paired with tailored implementation strategies, ...
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