A systematic review of patient perspectives reveals that cancer patients prioritise emotional support, optimistic demeanour, and realistic expectation-setting from their surgical oncologists alongside clinical expertise. The research identifies six distinct communication domains that shape patient satisfaction and treatment adherence.
Mayo Clinic has launched Mayo Clinic Platform_Orchestrate, a comprehensive programme designed to accelerate clinical development by providing biopharma and medical device companies with streamlined access to de-identified clinical data, artificial intelligence tools, and international research networks.
Healthcare professionals, business leaders, and innovators from across Asia and beyond will converge at Makuhari Messe for MEDICAL JAPAN 2025 TOKYO to experience an immersive exhibition of medical, elderly care, pharmacy, and healthcare, with over 650 exhibitors and an anticipated 18,000 visitors from October 1 to 3, 2025.
Researchers in Japan have demonstrated that acoustic waves in the audible frequency range can directly modulate gene expression in mammalian cells and significantly inhibit adipocyte differentiation. The study reveals a novel mechanotransduction pathway linking sound stimulation to cellular responses via focal adhesion signalling, opening potential applications in regenerative medicine and biotechnology.
New research has shown hospital patients could reduce the carbon footprint and saturated fat content of their selected meals by up to almost a third through strategic reorganisation of weekly menus without removing any dishes, according to a University of Bristol study published in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B.
Researchers at Emory University have demonstrated that GPT-5, the latest large language model from OpenAI, significantly outperforms human medical experts on standardised diagnostic reasoning tasks. The AI achieved remarkable accuracy rates exceeding 95% on medical licensing examinations whilst showing particular strength in integrating visual and textual clinical information.
Researchers have engineered sophisticated human brain organoids that faithfully model myelin production and repair processes. The groundbreaking model integrates immune cells called microglia, revealing their essential role in remyelination and providing a powerful new platform for testing potential multiple sclerosis therapies.
A novel soft robotic device has enabled emergency medical personnel to achieve intubation success rates as high as 96% with only five minutes of training, according to new research published in Science Translational Medicine. The vine-like device could dramatically expand access to life-saving airway management in emergency situations and resource-limited settings.
Scientists have engineered a portable 3D printing device that produces bone grafts directly onto fractures during surgery. The technology enables real-time fabrication of customised implants without pre-operative preparation, whilst incorporating antibiotics to prevent infection and promoting natural bone regeneration at the grafting site.
Comprehensive cardiac monitoring reveals that low aerobic fitness and advancing age independently drive irregular heartbeat patterns previously dismissed as benign, with implications for preventive screening strategies starting at age 50.
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