Authors: Shaw C, Oppilamany N, Anders P, Stannard J, Knight E, Baxter A, Marsden J
International journal of public health
Chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension (CTEPH) is a rare complication of pulmonary embolism characterised by unresolving thromboembolic pulmonary vascular emboli persisting despite medical ther...
Authors: Rueb M, Knuchel S, Knuchel J, Lee KB, Fischer MR
GMS journal for medical education
Critical thinking is being assaulted by the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in manuscript writing, in which the written word is not human-owned and attributed references are hallucinated by AIÂ []....
Authors: Papadimos TJ, Stawicki SP
Cureus
Cellular senescence was initially hypothesized to be caused by the limited proliferative capacity of cells and the arrest of the cell cycle. The arrest of the cell cycle is irreversible and triggers v...
Authors: Prince CM, Tom AM, Ali SS, Gopinath J, Ali S, Enos AS, Sreejith A
Frontiers in public health
Suicide is the second leading cause of death among children and adolescents and represents a major global public health concern (). In the United States, suicide rates among pediatric age groups have...
Authors: Schmitt M, Schröder J, Scheit L
European heart journal. Case reports
() is a major pathogen contributing to global infection-related morbidity and mortality, causing millions of severe invasive infections annually., It can lead to pneumonia, surgical site infections, p...
Authors: Claar RD, Lamb DG
Brain communications
Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is a progressive, degenerative disease and the most common cause of blindness in developed countries []. Two primary forms of advanced AMD have been identified:...
Authors: Fujisaki S, Kuraishi A, Takano R, Hayashi H, Asano R, Ogo T
Circulation reports
Promoting regular physical activity has become an increasingly important public health and educational priority in China. Under the broader policy framework of Healthy China 2030, physical activity is...
Authors: Jiang X, Wang F, Yu L, Zhang J
Frontiers in digital health
Metabolic dysfunction and alcohol-associated liver disease (MetALD) is a distinct subset of steatotic liver disease (SLD). MetALD is diagnosed in the presence of â„ 1 cardiometabolic risk factor (CMRF)...
Authors: Lavorini F, Sorano A, Fumagalli C, Mannini C, Fabietti G, Vitale G, Benuzzi L, Marfella R, Marchionni N, Usmani OS
ERJ open research
âThe intellectual property rights to the COMPAS-W scale are assigned to Tilt Your Life Pty Ltd, of which JG is Founder and Director. The scale is available for non-commercial academic and research use...
Authors: Oda Y, Kitagaki K, Unzai H, Kihara C, Niwano M, Ueda C, Wada Y, Kaneko M, Otobe Y
Circulation reports
Depression causes significant suffering for those affected and represents a major public health issue. On the one hand, it is a common reason for consultation in both primary care and specialised ment...
Authors: Bellizzi KM, Saracino RM
Frontiers in aging
Cigarette smoking is a well-established exogenous source of reactive oxygen species (ROS) and reactive nitrogen species (RNS), generating a substantial oxidative burden that disrupts cellular and syst...
Authors: Fu Y, Ding Z, Chang Y, Wu C, Wang S, Mao G, Su H
Experimental and therapeutic medicine
Youth involved in the juvenile justice system face heightened risks of engaging in illegal and destructive behaviorsâincluding substance use (), mental health problems (), and risky sex practices ()....
Authors: Boyraz M, YĂŒce S, Kızıltan GF, Turgut HC, Bayramlar OF, Botan E
Frontiers in psychiatry
Selfâreported health is a widely used indicator of how individuals perceive their own health status, and it consistently predicts hospitalizations, emergency department use, morbidity, and mortality a...
Authors: Teo WL, Cheong WY, Ang KW, Koh YLE, Tan NC
Frontiers in digital health
Japan provides an informative setting for social psychiatry because universal health insurance, a historically large psychiatric inpatient sector, wide regional variation in beds and services, and pol...
Authors: Wei J, Song Y, Guo M
Frontiers in psychiatry
People with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) experience higher rates of anxiety and depression, and pregnancy adds additional psychological and physiological stressors.