AI Models Endorse Unsupported ADHD Diagnoses When Users Express Stronger Conviction
A controlled evaluation of three large language models found that artificial intelligence systems were more than twice as likely to ...
Tag: diagnostic uncertainty
Scoping Review Reveals Large Variations and Gaps in Diagnostic Expert Panels
A systematic scoping review of 318 diagnostic accuracy studies found widespread variation in expert panel designs and frequent omissions in ...
Suspected Demyelination Mimics Brain Tumor in 10-Year-Old Boy
A 10-year-old boy with a clinically suspected tumefactive demyelinating lesion was initially treated for a presumed brain tumor, highlighting the ...
Athletes Fear CTE. Doctors Still Cannot Diagnose It While They Are Alive
A new Current Opinion article explains why chronic traumatic encephalopathy cannot be diagnosed during life and how clinicians can still ...
Every echocardiogram number hides a cloud of uncertainty, commentary warns
A Cardiovascular Ultrasound commentary argues that point estimates in echocardiography mask wide, variable noise, so adding valve area to aortic ...
Pneumonia may lead to sepsis through a failing immune boundary, researchers argue
A perspective in Critical Care argues that pneumonia-associated sepsis should be understood as a multidimensional syndrome driven by loss of ...
New hierarchical framework rethinks echocardiography in pulmonary hypertension
A narrative review proposes a four-tier interpretive framework to help echocardiography laboratories report pulmonary hypertension findings more consistently.
Nearly half of malaria patients in Ugandan hospitals got antibiotics against guidelines
A review of 1,092 patient records from nine Ugandan regional referral hospitals found that 42.5 percent of hospitalized patients with ...
Cattle Farmer’s Arthritis Puzzle Traced to Probable Brucellosis Wearing a Rheumatic Mask
A case report describes a 58-year-old cattle farmer whose seronegative inflammatory arthritis, sicca symptoms and suspected cervical spondylitis were attributed ...
Physician warmth and competence shape reactions to normal test results
In a study of 349 participants, physician warmth and competence influenced how people interpreted identical normal test results, with high ...
Age and West Nile virus patterns in eastern Hungarian CNS infections
A retrospective eastern Hungarian cohort of 120 suspected or confirmed viral CNS infections found age- and etiology-related differences, with West ...
Remote follow-up after breast biopsy reduces anxiety, not pain
A randomized trial of 193 women found that remote follow-up after breast biopsy did not improve already minimal pain but ...
Childhood Tuberculosis Advances Hinge on Diagnosis, Care Links, and Prevention
A new editorial argues that progress in pediatric tuberculosis depends less on novel tests than on connecting diagnostics to timely ...
ChatGPT’s Ability to Detect Admission Diagnostic Uncertainty
In a groundbreaking study published in the Journal of General Internal Medicine, researchers have delved into the potential of advanced ...
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