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55.8 percent of people with diabetes were diagnosed in 2023; 21.2 percent of those with diabetes had optimal glycemic concentrations
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Rural Patients Less Likely to Have Minimally Invasive Colon Cancer Surgery
The surgical approach mediated one-third of the complication risk experienced by rural patients
Read More »Machine, Deep Learning Models Improve Prediction of CKD Progression
Integrated data models outperform single data source models, with highest AUROC for long short-term memory
Read More »Sex Differences Seen in Characteristics, Course of Schizophrenia, Bipolar Disorder
Women with bipolar disorder had better performance in verbal memory, psychomotor speed than men with bipolar disorder
Read More »Biparametric MRI Noninferior for Diagnosing Prostate Cancer
Clinically significant cancer was detected in 29.2 versus 29.6 percent of men with biparametric and multiparametric MRI
Read More »Elevated BP at Age 7 Years Linked to Premature CVD Mortality
Greater risk for CVD mortality seen in association with elevated blood pressure and hypertension at age 7 years
Read More »Voice-Based AI Enables Collection of BP Measurements at Home
Intervention resulted in a 17 percent absolute improvement in closing BP gaps, increased MA Star performance
Read More »Video Head Impulse Test, Caloric Test Can Differentiate Meniere Disease, Vestibular Migraine
vHIT had PPV of 81 percent, NPV of 36 percent for distinguishing MD from vestibular migraine
Read More »Caffeine Impairs Red Blood Cell Metabolism, Transfusion Efficacy
Elevated caffeine linked to increased hemolysis and lower posttransfusion hemoglobin increments
Read More »Lung Cancer Screening Beneficial to Age 80 for Candidates Fit for Surgery
In patients treated with surgery, survival rates were comparable for those aged 75 to 80 years and for younger patients
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