Clinicians-in-training juggle long hours, debt, and high stakes. A new commentary urges programs—and the public—to see mental health […]
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New analysis urges routine screening for anxiety, depression and trauma symptoms after MINOCA and “broken‑heart” syndrome. A systematic […]
A sweeping review in The American Journal of Medicine warns that the mental‑health crisis among doctors isn’t just about workforce […]
A narrative review in GeroScience suggests cold water therapy—think brisk showers, dips in lakes, or post‑workout ice baths—could modestly support […]
New analysis of 4,511 older adults in China suggests both government- and family-based support buffer against becoming frail, […]
An algorithm trained on routine heart tracings predicted who would develop hypertension and who faced higher risks of […]
Healthy plant‑based eating linked to a slight drop in breast cancer risk, major European study finds
A very large European analysis suggests that the quality of plant foods—not strict veganism—may matter for breast cancer prevention. Researchers […]
A major European study has found that women who most closely followed a diet pattern associated with insulin resistance faced […]
In a long-running study of seniors with multiple chronic conditions, those eating more total protein had a lower […]
Mediterranean‑style eating, more fiber, and less alcohol and ultra‑processed food are tied to lower breast‑cancer risk; survivors may […]
New review explains how machine learning could sharpen breath tests, spot leaks faster, and make everyday air safer. […]
Keeping humans in the loop and guarding patient privacy are non‑negotiable if hospitals want safe, effective AI. A […]
Early wins in planning, monitoring, and training meet real‑world risks, a new review finds. Artificial intelligence (AI) is […]
Leaders say artificial intelligence can speed infection diagnosis, track outbreaks, and ease staffing strains—but adoption will roll out […]
New review outlines where automation can help now, from smarter scheduling to AI scribes and billing support. America […]
New review maps where artificial intelligence is already helping dentists—and where caution is still needed. A narrative review […]
A new four‑country survey of 642 undergraduates in medicine, nursing, physiotherapy, and clinical nutrition finds that while students […]
Generative artificial intelligence (AI) is moving from tech headlines into hospital wards—and nursing education needs to catch up […]