Global Intelligence Database
Not all sepsis survivors face the same future. New research shows that patients can be classified into five distinct subtypes at hospital discharge, which powerfully predict their risk of death and long-term disability, paving the way for more personalised aftercare.
By Flick, Kamphuis, Valley, Armstrong-Hough, Iwashyna
A systematic review identifies specific genetic mutations in Toll-like receptors (TLRs) that influence an individual's risk of contracting Dengue and the severity of the illness. These findings point toward a future where genomic profiling could dictate treatment strategies for neglected tropical diseases.
By Candrasari, Purwosatrio, Purnomosari, Laksanawati, Nirwati
Researchers have successfully embedded a massive clinical trial directly into Spain's public health system. This pragmatic approach bypasses traditional bottlenecks, collecting real-world data seamlessly through existing digital registries.
By Mallah, Pardo-Seco, Rodriguez-Tenreiro-Sánchez, Giné-Vázquez, Mirás-Carballal, Piñeiro-Sotelo, Cribeiro-González, Conde-Pájaro, González-Pérez, Razzini, Rivero-Calle, Dacosta-Urbieta, Harris, Loiacono, van Aalst, Farre, Dufournet, Johansen, Modin, Biering-Sørensen, Duran-Parrondo, Martinón-Torres
A systematic review of 49 studies reveals that while researchers are actively using machine learning to predict diabetes complications, they have yet to adopt recent breakthroughs like generative AI. Although eye-related issues are the most studied focus, significant opportunities remain in analysing unstructured data such as medical images.
By Pescol, Bosoni, Ghilotti, De Cata, Sacchi, Bellazzi
An extract from the common green seaweed Ulva lactuca has demonstrated significant antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. In an in vivo study, the extract not only neutralised harmful free radicals but also helped restore damaged lung tissue and suppressed key inflammatory markers, highlighting its potential as a natural resource for medicine.
By Alotaibi, El‐Masry, El‐Bouseary, El‐Sheekh, Saleh, Sultan, Alosaimi, El‐Nagar