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AI in medicine: diagnostic gains, bias, and integration

8 clusters · 30 sources · last updated

Latest: Healthcare AI integrates into clinical practice amid security and data concerns

As AI tools expand in medical practice, the focus has shifted toward balancing diagnostic potential with rigorous validation and professional adaptation. While LLMs like OpenAI’s o1 have demonstrated roughly 78% diagnost

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Impact of sleep deprivation on metabolic health

2 clusters · 3 sources · last updated

Latest: Sleep deprivation and nervous system health

Research continues to establish a strong link between sleep deprivation, nervous system regulation, and metabolic health. Initial findings indicate that poor sleep quality is a significant risk factor for obesity, insuli

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Evolving Guidance on Daily Step Counts and Physical Health

18 clusters · 46 sources · last updated

Latest: Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare walking goals lack scientific basis

The traditional 10,000-step daily target, which originated from a 1960s Japanese marketing campaign for the ‘Manpo-kei’ pedometer, is increasingly viewed by experts as lacking a scientific basis. While the target was pro

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US cannabis use reaches record highs amid declining alcohol/

6 clusters · 28 sources · last updated

Latest: U.S. marijuana use hits record high as alcohol and cigarette consumption decline

Federal data from the 2025 National Survey on Drug Use and Health shows that approximately 21.4 million Americans aged 12 or older use cannabis daily or near-daily, surpassing daily cigarette smokers (19.9 million) and d

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Aircrew radiation-related cancer risk study

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Latest: Commercial pilots face higher radiation exposure than nuclear technicians

A large-scale study published in JAMA Internal Medicine, led by researchers from Harvard Medical School and Brigham and Women’s Hospital, has linked flight crews to an increased risk of death from radiation-related cance

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Aviation crew radiation exposure and cancer mortality

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Latest: Aviation crews face highest risk of radiation-linked cancer deaths

A study published in JAMA Internal Medicine has identified pilots and flight attendants as having significantly higher proportions of radiation-related cancer deaths compared to other occupations. Researchers from Harvar

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