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Can machine learning predict and prevent mental health problems?
In a recent study published in the Nature Medicine journal, researchers assessed the efficacy of the machine learning model in the prediction of mental health crises.
Researchers Develop ‘Smart’ Microneedle Adhesive Bandage System for Monitoring Sodium, Glucose, pH, and More
A platform that could be the next breakthrough in quest for painless technology to replace in-patient phlebotomy blood draws for many clinical laboratory tests.
Reference Intervals for Clinical Chemistry Analytes for Transgender Men and Women on Stable Hormone Therapy
Gender-affirming hormone therapy with either estradiol or testosterone is commonly prescribed for transgender individuals. Masculinizing or feminizing hormone therapy may impact clinical chemistry analytes, but there is currently a lack of published reference intervals for the transgender population.
Guidelines Ensure Assessment of Patient Symptoms, Quality of Life Is Ethical
Ethical guidelines in clinical research can reduce risk, increase participation, protect the welfare of participants.
“One-Size-Fits-All” Flawed for Assessing Cardiovascular Disease Risk
This study examines death rates for cardiovascular diseases in various Asian ethnicity subgroups.
Researchers Say New High-Speed 3D Microscope Could Replace Traditional Biopsy, with Implications for Surgical Pathology
Columbia University’s MediSCAPE enables surgeons to examine tissue structures in vivo and a large-scale clinical trial is planned for later this year.
Biomarkers in the blood can indicate the seriousness of head trauma
A blood sample to is used to diagnose patients with traumatic brain injury.
Vein Finding Tool Review
Phlebotomy has been practised for centuries and is still one of the most commonly used invasive procedures in medicine, and can cause some risks for both patients and health workers. Devices like the Aimvein Pro Vein Finder can help reduce these risks.
Hundreds of Patient Data Breaches Are Left Unpunished
Private companies and universities among those that may be failing to protect patient confidentiality.
Emerging DNA-based sensors are promising tools for food safety
n a recent study published in the journal TrAC Trends in Analytical Chemistry, researchers discussed the current trends, challenges, and future of the deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA)-based sensors in real-time and rapid food contaminants analysis
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