Authors: Golmohammadi A, Peikar A, Karimpour F, Bagheri FZ, Panahande SB
Cardiovascular diabetology. Endocrinology reports
Neuronal and axonal loss represent a major pathological substrate underlying disability in multiple sclerosis (MS)[]. Optical coherence tomography (OCT) is a noninvasive, quick, patient-friendly exami...
Authors: Dixon RJ, Price ET
Clinical and translational science
Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) has become one of the most common and easily damaged knee ligaments in sports and military training affecting young and active people. The extensive interest in ACL ru...
Authors: Demont A, Masson J
Musculoskeletal care
Wilson disease (WD) is a rare autosomal-recessive disorder of impaired copper metabolism that leads to pathological copper accumulation in the liver and brain, and may result in hepatic dysfunction, n...
Authors: Arshad N, Lakew N, Carlbring P, Pallesen S, Leino T, Forsström D, Lindner P, Jonsson J
Harm reduction journal
The global food system is currently undergoing a significant transformation driven by increasing environmental concerns, population growth, and shifts in consumer dietary patterns. The growing demand...
Authors: He H, Frei J, Schmitt R
BMC medical informatics and decision making
Glioblastoma is an aggressive primary brain tumor with an unfavorable prognosis. In unselected contemporary cohorts, median overall survival is generally between 12 and 18Â months, whereas selected mol...
Authors: Beerenbrock Y, Möhler R, Rathjens L, Jenetzky E, Martin DD
BMC pediatrics
In recent years, awareness has grown that the broader socioecological environment, including sociopolitical uncertainty and societal instability, can act as potent stressors with long-term consequence...
Authors: Zuo C, Yin Y, Zhang C, Ma X, Zheng Z, Wang S, Ye C
BMC neurology
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: Chen S, Luo L, Gong F
BMC infectious diseases
The Tobacco and Vapes Act became UK legislation on 29 April 2026, representing a landmark moment. As a consequence, people born after 1 January 2009 cannot be legally sold tobacco in the UK, preventin...
Authors: Togha M, Bahreini M, Aarabi S, Jafari E, Advani S, Beladi-Moghadam N, Yazdi N, Ahmadvand MH
The journal of headache and pain
It is estimated that diabetes will affect approximately 1.3 billion people by 2050. Despite evidence-based guidelines advocating comprehensive management strategies, a persistent gap between clinical...
Authors: Gayanova L, Sian K, Wells J, Fedin A, Qi Y
Clinical and translational science
The ongoing transition to Industry 4.0 has reshaped modern manufacturing by inte- grating automation, intelligent sensing, and data-driven control systems. These developments aim to enhance productivi...
Authors: Thew HZ, Lim PY, Tan TQ, Goh JH, Yap AQR, Choy JS, Ng CH
PloS one
Energy is a critical driver of economic growth, with projections indicating a substantial investment of approximately 2.8 trillion US dollars in energy production in 2023 []. Despite this investment,...
Authors: Srinil T, Sirivanasandha B, Halilamien P, Pangthipampai P, Phumchaitheerachort J, Sangjak P, Poolsuppasit S
PloS one
Aging is a lifelong process marked by progressive structural and functional changes that determine health across the lifespan []. As populations age, interest in healthy aging has shifted from disease...
Authors: Xie S, Guo L, Zhang W
PloS one
Data sharing is the practice of making research outputs available to other researchers by adding or combining research participantsâ data into larger repositories []. The nuances between genomic data...
Authors: Chang IC, Yen CE
JMIR formative research
Antidepressant medications have substantially improved the health and well-being of many people [], and their success in enabling those experiencing an episode of depression to retain their quality of...
Authors: Kaylor-Hughes C, Coe A, Chondros P, Densley K, Fletcher S, Chatterton ML, Hoyer D, Chen T, Ng C, Mangin D, Kendrick T, Allnutt Z, Gunn Ao J
JMIR research protocols
Adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS) is a complex 3-dimensional (3D) spinal deformity characterized by lateral deviation and axial rotation of the vertebrae []. In severe cases, surgical correction i...