Deep Learning Models Classify Disease From Medical Imaging
Early evidence suggests that diagnostic performance of deep learning models is equivalent to that of health care professionals for interpreting medical imaging.
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Magnitude of Therapeutic Effects Crucial in FDA Approval of Non-RCT Treatments
The data used in the study were extracted independently by 2 researchers, using a standardized data extraction form: study design, primary outcome, disease characteristics, interventions, and comparators.
Sustained Exposure to Poverty Impacts Physical, Cognitive Abilities, Inflammatory Levels
Adult exposure to economic hardship results in worse aging outcomes in midlife, including reduced physical and cognitive capabilities and higher levels of certain inflammatory markers.
Protected Health Information Breaches Compromise Sensitive Data
Most protected health information (PHI) breaches compromise sensitive demographic and/or financial information.
Telemedicine Comparable to In-Office Visits for Associated Improvements in Migraine Disability
Telemedicine delivered over 1 year to patients with severe migraine-related disability was comparable to in-office visits for improving migraine disability, number of headache days, and average headache severity at 12 months.
Medical Students Not Adequately Prepared to Provide Nutritional Care
Medical education does not equip students to provide high-quality, effective nutrition care.
Changes in Racial/Ethnic Representation in US Medical School Matriculants
Even with recent efforts to increase diversity among physicians, there is a deficiency in black, Hispanic, and American Indian or Alaskan Native representation in medical school matriculants, according to a recent article published in JAMA Network Open.
Seniors Should Undergo Annual Cognitive Health Assessment
Adults aged 65 years and older should undergo annual cognitive health assessments to improve recognition of mild cognitive impairment.
Burnout and Work-Life Integration: Physicians vs Other US Workers 2011-2017
Although rates of burnout and satisfaction with work-life integration improved among US physicians between 2014 and 2017, they still face an increased risk for burnout compared with workers in other fields.
The Apparent Slowing of Disability Progression in Multiple Sclerosis
Further understanding of the recently recognized symptomatic, measurable prodrome phase in multiple sclerosis will increase clinicians’ ability to diagnose and manage the disease earlier.
Key Considerations for Establishing and Confirming Secondary Progressive MS Diagnosis
A high percentage of neurologists report diagnosing secondary progressive multiple sclerosis over a shorter period than that suggested by clinical guidance, and a greater number of neurologists who focus on multiple sclerosis diagnose and treat patients with SPMS than general neurologists.
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