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Potential of Electronic Health Record-Based Interventions on HIV Providers

Using an electronic health record-based intervention has been shown to increase pre-exposure prophylaxis use among patients of primary care physicians caring for people with HIV.

Advantages of Virtual Reality in Clinical Training

The future of gaining clinical experience may change as virtual reality-based training could improve the ability of paediatric nurses to recognise impending respiratory failure.

Opioid Misuse Rare in Children with Sickle Cell Disease

Providing opioid prescriptions to children who have experienced pain due to sickle cell disease does not lead to harmful patterns of opioid use. Read more.

Individualised Predictive Model for Multiple Myeloma

A novel classification model for multiple myeloma may provide personalised predictions of treatment outcomes for individual patients. This research has the potential to significantly improve current management of MM.

Food Insecurity and Overactive Bladder

Increasing evidence suggests that diet plays a critical role in overactive bladder management, and this is expected to shape decision-making and guidance provided in clinical practice in the near future.

Long-Term Outcomes of Penile Squamous Cell Carcinoma

New research analyses outcomes in males over and under 50 years of age with penile cancer. This investigation highlights the importance of public awareness and patient education for disease prevention, early detection, and management in the near future.

Optimising Outcomes in Patients with Hepatitis-Associated Aplastic Anaemia

Exploring strategies to optimise outcomes for those with HAAA, and assessing both safety and efficacy of HSCT was the goal of an emerging piece of research.

Dietary Acid Load Significantly Associated with Cirrhosis-Related Mortality

According to research, dietary acid load is significantly associated with cirrhosis-related mortality, and there is further need of investigating underlying mechanisms, as well as establishing optimal DAL levels in patients with cirrhosis.

Potential of Deep Learning Model for Distinguishing BI-RADS 4A Lesions

Deep learning methods have the potential to improve clinical strategies for addressing ultrasound Breast imaging-reporting and data system 4A lesions, according to recent research.

CT Preferred Treatment for Younger Cardiac Patients

New research has shown that CT may be the preferred method for treating obstructive coronary artery disease in younger patients, being less invasive than ICA.