A study in Biomarker Research highlights the clinical utility of multigene assay qMIDSV3 as a triage test, sparing most of the oral potentially malignant disorder patients from unnecessary invasive tissue biopsies while accurately identifying oral squamous cell carcinoma cases.
https://t.co/ZfXgNPXASA
Beyond Motor Recovery: What Does Gait Analysis Reveal After Childhood Ischemic Stroke? This Behind the Paper blog from the Journal of Medical Case Reports shows how longitudinal analysis uncovered phases of recovery not captured by conventional assessment.
https://t.co/rUSPPDEko2
A Comment article in @Crit_Care reflects on the use of arterial lines (AL) in critical or perioperative care in shock patients and suggests a smarter approach to transform AL from a passive data source into an active diagnostic tool.
https://t.co/xy74Xpi4IB
A study published in the Journal of Translational Medicine highlights the therapeutic potential of rapamycin to enhance energy metabolism in patients with chronic fatigue syndrome.
https://t.co/aa3k5mR3ub
A study in #BMCPublicHealth reports that more daytime physical activity in infancy is linked to body composition at age three, underscoring the potential long-term benefits of movement and active lifestyles from the earliest stages of life.
https://t.co/EuBv92ETyY
The ‘lemon frost’ mutation in leopard geckos is linked to a high cancer risk. A study in @BMCBiology reveals how this mutation disrupts tumor‑suppressor pathways, making these geckos a unique non‑mammalian model for studying mechanisms of tumorigenesis and metastasis. https://t.co/c9kSGfeXSD
On account of the recently observed #WorldPopulationDay 2026, we shared a selection of articles, books, journal collections and blogs by our editors and publishers.
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A Moroccan case-control study published in BMC Public Health finds that greater adherence to the EAT-Lancet dietary pattern is associated with a lower risk of breast cancer, regardless of menopausal status or BMI category.
https://t.co/GlgYnCZUKo
A study in BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders examines the accuracy of expert physiotherapists in visually estimating shoulder abduction against 3D motion capture. The results highlight the reliability of clinical assessments and the pros and cons of visual joint-angle estimation.
https://t.co/yJw2mkOJqe
A Systematic Review in BMC Health Services Research discusses how “hallucinations” — false or misleading outputs in Healthcare AI— can harm patient care and suggests combining robust validation, human oversight, and transparent reporting to make AI safer.
https://t.co/HvEC7b4BM6
A study published in @BMCMedicine demonstrates the potential of chemosensory genetics to improve instrument selection in dietary mendelian randomization and in turn support more robust causal evaluation of diet–disease relationships. https://t.co/clfIbtUEh8
A study in #BMCCancer finds that MYC gene amplification in gastric and gastroesophageal junction cancers is common, highly variable within tumors, and associated with more advanced disease, poorer survival, and reduced response to chemotherapy.
https://t.co/Xdypyp9qbv
A study in @MicrobiomeJ finds that the ancient microbiome of Ötzi, the Iceman mummy, harbours both ancient and modern-day microbes, ranging from the gut flora of a Copper Age human to cold-adapted yeasts. Findings suggest the need for a more proactive genomic surveillance.
https://t.co/gMtO23OhL4
A study in #BMCCancer evaluates the usability of NILS, an artificial neural network–based decision-support tool designed to help predict lymph node status before surgery in women with primary breast cancer and suggests its potential integration into clinical workflows. https://t.co/Eo7W9Psslh
A Systematic Review in #BMCPsychiatry finds that fatigue is a symptom prevalent across most mental disorders, yet it remains under-recognized in clinical practice. The authors recommend that future research should evaluate instruments for better fatigue assessment.
https://t.co/JMG0dkDpWW
A study in @BMCMedicine highlights a substantial demand for (GLP-1) or dual GLP-1/glucose-dependent insulinotropic polypeptide (GIP) receptor agonist medications to support weight loss in Britain, and suggests regular monitoring of their use and effects.
https://t.co/9zWSU95Df9
Maternal factors influence the composition of microbiota-derived extracellular vesicles in feces and amniotic fluid of pregnant women, which may change host-microbiota interaction in the fetal period, finds a study in @BMCMedicine https://t.co/toEt3hMSSr
A study in #BMCInfectDis indicates that pediatric COVID‑19 has become milder during Omicron seasons, with fewer children needing oxygen support. But, the youngest patients and those with comorbidities are still at the highest risk for rapid deterioration.
https://t.co/1NYr2s0wJW