Explore how molecularly imprinted polymers are revolutionizing #neurology!

From early diagnosis to targeted drug delivery, this review highlights their potential and challenges.

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Unequal opportunities have a devastating impact on women's health. Both practice and policies cause avoidable harm and death in pregnancy and women's lives.

A new collection explores the urgency for health equity and the societies needed to secure it.

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Explore immune system complexity through a mesoscience lens!

This review highlights multiscale challenges and how bridging molecular to systemic levels can transform diagnostics and therapies.

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Long-term remission in gout: Is it achievable?

This review explores triggers, treat-to-target strategies, and future perspectives for sustained disease control.

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Guest editor John A. Batsis presents a focused collection of reviews and research highlighting clinical approaches to obesity care in older adults — read the supplement now: https://ow.ly/ouQt50XwP8W

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New commentary credits innovative registry repair methods using longitudinal data but cautions against misconceptions about multiple imputation.

Explore three key pitfalls and their implications for perinatal epidemiology.

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Those induced due to a large fetus are 4x more likely to need a cesarean than those induced for PROM.

New research explores the link between the reasons for being induced (large fetus, PROM, fetal distress, and more) and the method of delivery.

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Read the new ISUOG Practice Guidelines on the use of point-of-care ultrasound (PoCUS) in obstetrics and gynecology in various clinical scenarios that may be encountered by different healthcare professionals in the #UOGJournal now: https://ow.ly/uRgH50XqOTE

The Cochrane Collaboration and The Campbell Collaboration along with JBI and Collaboration for Environmental Evidence (CEE) have published a position statement on the responsible use of #AI in #EvidenceSynthesis.

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⏰ Last chance to share your latest research! Submit your late-breaking abstract to SMFM Pregnancy, the official #OpenAccess journal of the Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine.

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The new Cochrane Library homepage is live!

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Artificial intelligence is transforming healthcare research and practice, but what does this mean for evidence-based medicine?

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Explore the latest #OpenAccess special collection from Pregnancy, the official journal of the Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine, highlighting insights from the 2025 SMFM Pregnancy Meeting

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