When the natural environment is stretched beyond its ability to meet basic human needs for food, clean air, drinkable water ...

Geopolitical and trade tensions continue to escalate, with ongoing wars and tariff threats fueling broader uncertainty in ...

Recent innovations in evidence based medicine methods, in particular instruments assessing risk of bias in randomised trials, have focused on methodological rigour at the expense of simplicity and ...

Rheumatologists and cardiologists have long co-managed patients out of necessity and without much formal collaboration or ...

Background The transition to higher education represents a demanding adaptation process with several socioeconomic factors involved. Mental health problems among university students have been ...

Global systemically important banks (G-SIBs) are banks that regulators have identified as crucial to global financial ...

Objective To provide a route map regarding systematic reviews (SRs ... 6 Insurance in Western countries covers only some conditions, for example, low back pain, at the healthcare system level compared ...

We conducted a systematic review on the effectiveness of COPD discharge ... Evidence from four clinical trials with moderate-to-high risk of bias showed that COPD discharge bundles reduced hospital ...

Conclusion This systematic review supports that the anatomical site of BSIs influences RTS timelines and the risk of complication. BSIs of the femoral neck, anterior tibial shaft and tarsal navicular ...

Some people have a higher risk of developing ovarian cancer because other members of their family have had it. This is called a family history of cancer. For example, having a first degree relative ...

The traditional approach to chemical risk assessment relies on toxicity testing ... can be more difficult to fully assess using NAMs. For example, an important factor for assessing any type of ...