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Category: 6. Health
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Comparison between traditional and digital anterior repositioning splints on the upper airway in skeletal class II malocclusion with TMJ degenerative disease
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Long, X. Correct differentiation of…
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Comparative diagnostic accuracy of ChatGPT large language models and expert clinicians in complex oral and maxillofacial diseases
Younis, H. A. A systematic review and meta-analysis of artificial intelligence tools in medicine and healthcare: applications, considerations, limitations, motivation, and challenges. Diagnostics 14 (1), 109 (2024).
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Increasingly Specific ctDNA Assays Are Set to Define the Future of Breast Oncology
Circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA) testing is rapidly emerging as a powerful tool to detect minimal residual disease (MRD), guide treatment decisions, and potentially transform breast cancer care across the disease continuum, according to Jason…
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4 Dangerous Side Effects of Using Supplements to Detox
- Detox supplements may be all the rage, but they can actually be harmful to your body.
- They may impair nutrient absorption, damage your liver and interfere with medications.
- Instead, focus on hydrating, getting enough sleep and a balanced,…
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Morning foods that may support weight loss
Beginning the day with thoughtfully chosen foods can make the process of weight loss easier, health experts say.
According to nutrition specialists, consuming certain foods on an empty stomach in the morning can…
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The invisible microbes that help keep us healthy
Viruses and bacteria are often viewed as harmful, but researchers at Flinders University are drawing attention to a lesser-known side of the microbial world. Their work highlights the important ways microbes can support human health, challenging…
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The invisible microbes that help keep us healthy
Viruses and bacteria are often viewed as harmful, but researchers at Flinders University are drawing attention to a lesser-known side of the microbial world. Their work highlights the important ways microbes can support human health, challenging…
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WHO Reports Global Health Gains in 2025 Despite Funding Cuts and Crises
From tackling deadly infections to widening access to lifesaving vaccines, 2025 brought real momentum for global health, the UN World Health Organization (WHO) reported, offering measured optimism at the end of a year defined by…
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