AI-based target prediction maps the pharmacology of antidiabetic drugs for type 2 diabetes
A mini review used Swiss Target Prediction to map the probable protein targets of seven major classes of antidiabetic drugs ...
Tag: COVID-19
Scoping review maps infectious disease control in European border regions
A scoping review of 45 studies identifies fragmented surveillance, data-sharing and legal barriers to infectious disease control in European border ...
Fear of Death Dipped After Ukraine Invasion Began, Hungarian Study Finds
A repeated cross-sectional study of three independent Hungarian samples found descriptively lower fear of death after Russia's invasion of Ukraine ...
Infection control scores climb at 37 Tanzanian referral hospitals, study finds
A retrospective study of 37 Tanzanian referral hospitals found median infection prevention and control scores rose from 46 percent in ...
Ultrasound-guided tracheostomy proves safe option in COVID-19 ICU patients
A retrospective cohort study at a Croatian hospital found that ultrasound-guided percutaneous dilatation tracheostomy in 99 COVID-19 ICU patients produced ...
Diabetes was common among influenza deaths long before COVID-19, analysis finds
An analysis of US hospital death records finds that a larger share of older adults who died of influenza had ...
COVID-19 Linked to Lupus Flares and Persistent Disease Activity in Brazilian Cohort
A prospective Brazilian cohort of 715 lupus patients found that COVID-19 was associated with more frequent flares and persistent disease ...
Most COVID-19 AI models never made it past internal validation, review finds
A systematic review of 57 COVID-19 AI studies found that 80.7 percent relied only on internal validation, exposing a persistent ...
EEG Causal Networks Reveal Sleep-Specific Brain Disruption in COVID-19 Provoked Seizures
A Brain Informatics study used conditional Granger causality on EEG recordings to show sleep-specific causal network disruption in seizures provoked ...
COVID-19 training gaps exposed among Iran’s frontline health workers, study finds
A cross-sectional study of 297 primary health care workers in Rasht, Iran, found high training coverage for prevention and infection ...
COVID-19 border controls linked to sharp dengue declines in non-endemic Asia-Pacific countries
A retrospective modeling study suggests pandemic travel restrictions were associated with far fewer dengue cases in China and Australia, while ...
Research report: Assessing the predictors of COVID-19 vaccination acceptance among pregnant women in the Sekondi Takoradi metropolis of Western Ghana using protection motivation theory
A cross-sectional survey of 334 pregnant women in Ghana's Sekondi-Takoradi metropolis has found that protection motivation theory constructs—perceived vulnerability, perceived ...
One Year of Infections in Belgian Long-Term Care Facilities: High Burden, Strong Hospitalisation Link
A one-year prospective study in four Belgian long-term care facilities recorded 483 infections among 260 residents, with respiratory infections most ...
Research report: Cost-effectiveness of antiviral therapies for hospitalized COVID-19 patients at Dr. Hasan Sadikin Hospital, Indonesia: a retrospective real-world analysis
A retrospective analysis of 871 hospitalized COVID-19 patients at an Indonesian hospital found favipiravir was cheaper and showed a slightly ...
Hybrid SEIR–machine learning model tests its limits against Sierra Leone COVID-19 surveillance data
A hybrid SEIR–LSTM framework applied to 1,401 days of Sierra Leone COVID-19 surveillance data found the plain mechanistic model outperformed ...
Rural Japan’s excess deaths from crashes, injuries and suicide persisted through the pandemic
A nationwide ecological study of 1,890 Japanese municipalities found stable overall relative mortality during the pandemic but persistent rural excesses ...
Seven strategies reveal how UK hospitals kept hip fracture care running through COVID-19
A mixed-methods study of 164 UK hospitals identified seven strategies that allowed hip fracture services to keep operating during the ...
Pandemic Dietary Shifts Away from Rice Linked to Fatty Liver Risk in Korea
A KNHANES-based analysis found that COVID-19-era shifts away from traditional rice-based dishes toward processed grains, oil-based dishes, and animal foods ...
Telehealth use stabilized after its pandemic peak, with lower visit payments
A nationally representative US survey analysis found telehealth use stabilized near 9 percent of office-based visits from 2021 to 2023, ...
Liver Function Trajectories Predict Death Risk in Hospitalized COVID-19 Patients
A retrospective cohort study of 2,412 hospitalized COVID-19 patients in Tehran found that persistently abnormal or worsening trajectories of prothrombin ...
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Post-Treatment Radiation Dose Linked to Progression-Free Survival in Liver Cancer
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Simulations Reveal How Covalent Antagonists Non-Covalently Pre-Align in PPARγ Receptors
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Early Heart Procedures Do Not Extend Life in Stable Coronary Disease
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Researchers Complete Chromosome-Level Reference Genomes for Four Diploid Aegilops Species