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期刊名:Npj digital medicine

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ISSN:2398-6352

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Facial palsy, affecting 1 in 60 individuals, requires precise assessment for effective treatment and follow-up. Current grading systems are inconsistent due to redundant subjective factors. Discrete assessment of the whole face fails to add...
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Accurately predicting surgical and transfusion needs in traumatic brain injury (TBI) patients remains challenging in emergency settings. We developed multiomics data fusion (MDF) models integrating clinical biomarkers, neural radiological i...
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While chronological age is a universal risk predictor across most populations and diseases, distinguishing between biologically older from younger individuals may identify individuals with accelerated or delayed cardiovascular aging. This s...
Lunxin Chen,Ruixiang Yan,Jialiang Yu Lunxin Chen
Stress, anxiety, and depression represent significant challenges to global public health. Exposure to virtual natural environments, as a convenient and scalable intervention, has shown uncertain effects on healthy adults. This systematic re...
Pengyun Wang,Wenpeng Zhang,Liang Li et al. Pengyun Wang et al.
Quantitative analysis of cartilage thickness plays a pivotal role in the early diagnosis and monitoring of knee osteoarthritis (OA). However, conventional segmentation-based approaches often produce noisy and anatomically inconsistent thick...
Aarav Badani,Fabio Ynoe de Moraes,Philipp Vollmuth et al. Aarav Badani et al.
Clinical trials face persistent challenges in cost, enrollment, and generalizability. This perspective examines how artificial intelligence (AI), large language models (LLMs), adaptive trial designs, and digital twins (DTs) can modernize tr...
Raphael A Fraser,Rebekah J Walker,Jennifer A Campbell et al. Raphael A Fraser et al.
Artificial intelligence and wearable technology are increasingly used in healthcare and hold significant potential for improving the management of diabetes. Wearable devices enable continuous monitoring and real-time data collection, suppor...
Xiu Su,Qinghua Mao,Zhongze Wu et al. Xiu Su et al.
Artificial Intelligence has revolutionized healthcare by offering smart services and reducing diagnostic burden, particularly facilitating the identification and segmentation of malignant tissues. However, current task-specific approaches r...
Shuang Zhou,Jiashuo Wang,Zidu Xu et al. Shuang Zhou et al.
Explainable disease diagnosis, which leverages patient information (e.g., symptoms) and computational models to generate probable diagnoses and reasoning, holds strong clinical promise. Yet, when clinical notes lack sufficient evidence for ...
Hin Yin Chan,Chak Fung Ng,Oscar Yui Ming Choi et al. Hin Yin Chan et al.
Zhang et al. developed a RETFound-enhanced deep learning model to detect multiple eye diseases and tested it in a community-based screening setting. Nevertheless, we believe that more information could be provided to support the claim that ...