This section focuses on recent global studies and discoveries in the various fields of healthcare.
Diffuse alveolar hemorrhage DAH is an uncommon but potentially lifethreatening pulmonary complication in patients with rheumatic diseases RD Immunosuppression endothelial injury and systemic inflammation may increase
Telehealth as defined by the World Health Organization WHO encompasses activities systems and health services conducted remotely by professionals using Information and Communication Technologies ICT
This research presents a novel visual predictive model aimed at the early identification of patients at elevated risk of poor prognosis following intravenous thrombolysis assessed six months postacute ischemic stroke
Pointofcare ultrasonography POCUS is increasingly recognized in internal medicine yet its influence on hospitalists clinical reasoning remains underexplored
Digital tools are increasingly widespread in healthcare particularly in the fields of emotion recognition and mental health assessment
Structured exercise programs delivered via telemedicine have the potential to benefit patients with chronic low back pain CLBP However evidencepractice gaps exist such as low exercise adherence and lack
Adherence to treatment is critical to effective management of COPD and is key to addressing the growing burden of disease So this study conducted to evaluate the effectiveness of a health education intervention on treatment
Nonspecific cancer symptoms are challenging to interpret in general practice They can be attributed to a wide range of other conditions and delay the cancer diagnosis increasing the risk of poor outcomes
Triaging acute ischemic stroke patients is difficult in prehospital settings We investigated if a quickly applicable and compact EEG recording system is usable for stroke patients in the ambulance
Hypertension is a key contributor to the global cardiovascular disease burden In the World Health Organization WHO hypertension management guideline suggested baseline laboratory tests for patients
