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Doctors Agree On A Psychiatric Diagnosis Only 55% Of The Time, Study Finds
4+ day, 2+ hour ago (296+ words) Research led by Mateo Boberg (Central and West Zealand Hospital, Region Zealand) Two doctors looking at the same case agreed on a diagnosis only about 55% of the time. Doctors landed on the reference diagnosis established by an expert panel just…...
Low Cardiovascular Risk At 40 Tied To Six Times The Chance Of Reaching 90
4+ day, 4+ hour ago (586+ words) Called "brilliant," "fantastic," and "spot on" by scientists and researchers, our acclaimed StudyFinds Analysis articles are created using an exclusive AI-based model with complete human oversight by the StudyFinds Editorial Team. For these articles, we use an unparalleled LLM process…...
Even Best-Case Projections Show Dementia Cases Jumping 67% By 2040
4+ day, 22+ hour ago (286+ words) Research led by Kaarina Korhonen (University of Helsinki) (© Jo Panuwat D - stock.adobe.com) Even under the most optimistic scenario, Finland is projected to see a dramatic rise in dementia cases over the next two decades. That’s the blunt conclusion of…...
Quick Heart Test May Hold Hidden Clues to Diabetes and Kidney Disease, New AI Finds
1+ week, 5+ day ago (181+ words) Reviewed by Patrisha Antonaros Research led by Giorgio Quer (Scripps Research Translational Institute) (Credit: ID 343128957 © Prostockstudio | Dreamstime.com) Researchers pulled together more than 1.7 million heart tests from over 500,000 patients treated at Scripps Health between 2008 and 2019, each one paired with the…...
The Hidden Reason Some Patients Never Hear Back From Their Doctor
2+ week, 6+ day ago (473+ words) Research led by Mitchell Tang, PhD (Columbia Mailman School of Public Health) Getty Images For Unsplash+ Put plainly, even across similar types of medical requests, shorter or less formal messages were associated with lower rates of response from the intended…...
Most Adults Already Have Heart Disease Risk Factors by Their Early 20s, New Study Finds
3+ week, 1+ day ago (518+ words) Home › Heart Health News Reviewed by Patrisha Antonaros Research led by Donald M. Lloyd-Jones (Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine) Heart disease is supposed to be an old person’s problem. It’s a common assumption in early adulthood, the kind…...
Study: AI Systems Now Write Research Papers, Best Doctors At Diagnoses
3+ week, 3+ day ago (399+ words) Research led by Guang-Guo Ying (South China Normal University) A new analysis in Artificial Intelligence & Environment reviewed all three studies together, and its conclusion is blunt: science itself is changing in fundamental ways. Still, the review is careful not to…...
Doctors Are Burning Out. Researchers Propose 'Sacred Moment Rounds' To Help
3+ week, 6+ day ago (434+ words) Research led by Sanjay Saint MD, MPH (University of Michigan), Dr. Serena Wong (Lawson Research Institute of St. Joseph’s Health Care London) Getty Images For Unsplash+ More than half of physicians report feeling burned out. Meanwhile, patients’ distrust of the…...
Do You Really Need to Finish Every Antibiotic? What Science Says
4+ week, 1+ day ago (243+ words) Home › Drug & Medication News Reviewed by Patrisha Antonaros Research led by Alistair Thorpe (University of Utah) Most respondents who preferred longer antibiotic courses said they equated duration with effectiveness. In their minds, a longer course meant the infection was being…...