Authors: Marheinecke R, Ramirez L, Opel N, Spitzer C, StrauĂ B, Engert V
Scientific reports
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a common sleep-related breathing disorder characterized by recurrent upper-airway obstruction, intermittent hypoxemia, and sleep fragmentation. Global estimates sugges...
Authors: Wibawa R, Jha B
Scientific reports
Highâperformance ML models for clinical risk prediction face a wellâdocumented translational barrier: even when performance metrics satisfy publication standards, models rarely reach the clinical work...
Authors: Mekonen Z, Almaw H, Gizachew B, Sintayehu G, Abawa RT, Tiruneh EK, Ferede AG, Bantie GM
Scientific reports
The digitization of health services and clinical processes has resulted in the healthcare industry generating an ever-increasing amount of textual data, encompassing electronic health records, clinica...
Authors: Fredriksson R, Han Y, Du X, Sexton CA, Barasa P, Zanotti F, Hamilton NB, Ito K, Zavan B, Kozlova EN
NPJ microgravity
Post-traumatic headache (PTH) is defined as a headache developing within 7 days after head trauma or after regaining consciousness, with acute PTHs lasting less than 3 months and persistent (chronic)...
Authors: Vinuesa R, Brunton SL, Mengaldo G
Nature communications
Cardiac rehabilitation is a key intervention for preventing and improving the prognosis of patients with cardiovascular diseases, with core components including exercise training, risk factor control,...
Authors: Czekalla N, Schröder A, Mayer AV, Stierand J, Stolz DS, Kube T, Korn CW, Wilhelm I, Klein JP, Paulus FM, Krach S, MĂŒller-Pinzler L
Translational psychiatry
Gambling, a widely enjoyed leisure activity, involves wagering money (or something of value) on uncertain outcomes in hopes of winning something of greater value []. While most engage in gambling with...
Authors: Hosaka K, Hirano Y
Psychiatry and clinical neurosciences
Fever remains among the most common reasons for consultation in pediatric emergency departments [] and illustrates how caregiver behaviour is shaped by cultural beliefs and cognitive biases, most nota...
Authors: Shao R, Li W, Su H, Zhou S, Lan M, Li D
Geriatrics & gerontology international
Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) encompass a range of disorders affecting the heart and blood vessels, standing as a formidable global health challenge and a leading cause of death worldwide []. In 2019...
Authors: Xiong ZY, Fu ZR, Chen JY, Chen T, Yang S
BMJ open
Tuberculosis (TB) remains a significant global public health challenge, with the 2025 World Health Organization (WHO) Global TB Report documenting approximately 10.7 million incident cases and 1.23 mi...
Authors: Zhou W, Zhang L
BMJ open
Public health research has mostly focused on firearm injuries in high-income contexts, leaving the broader arms industry largely unexamined. Little is known about the public health impacts of weapons...
Authors: Soylemez N, Yıldırım H
BMJ open
Melatonin has become the most commonly used sleep supplement in children, with recent surveys indicating that up to 19% of school-age children have used melatonin in the past 30 days. In the US, melat...
Authors: Grégory J, Hammel JF, Ronot M, Roux C, Barat M, Allaire M, Parlati L, Moussa N, Beunon P, Oberti F, Chevallier P, Anty R, Girot P, Sutter O, Ganne N, Papadopoulos P, Blanc JF, Ghelfi J, Decaens T, Yzet T, Nguyen-Khac E, Magnin B, Muti L, Risson JR, Tann F, Boige V, Calame P, Richou C, Vilgrain V, Rautou PE, Darsonval A, Nhora R, Devictor J, Bouattour M, Cartron E, Aubé C
BMJ open
The term âcrop healthâ (CH) refers to overall physiologic attributes related to favorable rigor and growth of cultivated crops for producing a range of ecosystem services (ESs) for human wellbeing and...
Authors: Papri N, Tabassum A, Saha T, Ara G, Rahman M, Hossain S, Jalal Uddin MM, Hossain MS, Akter L, Hasan MT, Khan KM, Mohammad QD, Islam Z
BMJ open
Infant feeding practices are parentsâ efforts to regulate or alter the infantâs diet and eating habits. It is crucial for child growth, development, and survival, particularly during the first two yea...
Authors: Koopmans MR, Shedden Mora M, Van Busschbach J, Klimek M
BMJ open respiratory research
Scientific progress has long depended on building interpretable models of complex systems, from Newtonâs laws to the NavierâStokes equations, which encode mechanistic understanding and enable predicti...
Authors: Bhanbhro S, Memon ZA, Ahmed W, Ansar F, Tahir G, Agha N, Davis SF, Soltani H
BMJ global health
Systematic electronic patient-reported outcome (ePRO) monitoring has emerged as a strategy to improve symptom management and health-related quality of life (HRQoL) in patients with cancer. Patients co...