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Researchers have launched a planned scoping review to map how scientists evaluate their efforts to share evidence with health policymakers. Instead of testing whether these initiatives succeeded, the team will chart the evaluation methods used over the past two decades.
A study suggests that major depression, bipolar illness, and schizophrenia share inherited DNA signals with biological aging markers, pointing to common underlying genes rather than direct cause and effect.
A nationwide trial in Germany found that anchoring an AI chatbot to official clinical guidelines produced safe, helpful answers for rheumatology patients, making only one confirmed unsafe error across thousands of interactions.
Menopause spans roughly 40% of the female lifespan and involves up to 72 symptoms. Instead of a single uniform treatment, menopause hormone therapy includes over 200 varieties that must be tailored to the individual.
A review of 100 medical publications found that AI healthcare guidelines are split into competing checklists that focus on paperwork rather than clinical safety.
A review of clinical trials shows that EMDR and CBT relieve trauma and anxiety equally well in young people, but EMDR leads to a bigger drop in depression symptoms.
A hybrid machine learning model sorted 20,758 health profiles with over 90% test accuracy to identify key obesity risk factors. The model found that dietary choices ranked higher in importance than screen time or physical activity.
A review of nine studies found that generative AI can draft accurate physical recovery plans, matching expert opinion up to 98.75% after review. However, models still invent false medical details, meaning clinicians must oversee every plan.
A qualitative study explored how 20 young people experienced an internet-based trauma therapy programme paired with remote therapist guidance.
Tracking thousands of people from childhood to age 62 revealed that carrying obesity for decades steadily increases blood markers of heart injury and stress.