Scotland’s MyCare App Set for Nationwide Launch in April 2026
Scotland's MyCare App will launch nationwide in April 2026, improving healthcare access and management for users. 📱🏴
Introduction to the Special Issue: Integration of Technologies into Cognitive Behavioral Therapies for Fear-Based Conditions.
Exploring tech's role in CBT for fear-based disorders: digital tools enhance access and treatment efficacy. 📱🧠
Evaluation of scientific validity and appropriateness of artificial intelligence-assisted ChatGPT advices in dietary treatment of methylmalonic acidemia.
AI dietary advice for methylmalonic acidemia: 20% appropriate, 53.4% inappropriate. Human expertise remains essential. 🧠🍽️
Validity and Reliability Analysis of the Artificial Intelligence-Digital Life Balance Scale.
AI-Digital Life Balance Scale: Validity, Reliability, and Implications for Mental Health 📊🧠
Northumbria Healthcare’s Digital Strategy Focuses on Fundamentals
Northumbria Healthcare prioritizes digital fundamentals to enhance patient care and reduce downtime. Focus on reliable infrastructure and AI integration. 🏥💻
Ethical implications of artificial intelligence-assisted letter of recommendation editing.
Exploring AI's role in recommendation letters: ethical concerns and implications for dermatology. 🤖📄
New Wearable Device Aims to Monitor Muscle Health in Older Adults
New wearable device monitors muscle health in older adults. 🦵📈 Aims to detect sarcopenia for timely intervention.
Enhanced diagnostic pipeline for maxillary sinus-maxillary molars relationships: a novel implementation of Detectron2 with faster R-CNN R50 FPN 3x on CBCT images.
AI enhances maxillary sinus-molar diagnostics with 89% accuracy, improving surgical planning and patient safety. 🦷🤖
Weekly Health & AI Digest – September 29, 2025
Here are the latest breakthroughs in health & AI (September 29, 2025 week) 🔹 Clinical observation of white eye distribution in patients with hyperlipidemia: an artificial intelligence digital visual examination technique. AI reveals eye features linked to hyperlipidemia: “spot” score...
Clinical observation of white eye distribution in patients with hyperlipidemia: an artificial intelligence digital visual examination technique.
AI reveals eye features linked to hyperlipidemia: "spot" score 11.07 vs. 7.50 in normal; significant color differences noted. 👁️📊