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This study reveals that nearly 20% of online rhinoplasty photos on a major platform are digitally manipulated, using an AI model with high accuracy, highlighting the need for authenticity checks in aesthetic surgery imaging.
ChatGPT-4o achieves high accuracy on critical care board questions but shows notable limitations in image interpretation and reasoning, posing potential clinical risks.
This review synthesizes perspectives from key stakeholders on AI integration in home care, highlighting benefits, risks, and governance challenges to inform equitable, sustainable AI adoption.
A novel real-time model accurately classifies functional laryngeal behaviors from videolaryngoscopy data, enhancing clinical assessment and automation potential for voice disorder diagnostics.
This study validates the Critical View of Quality (CVQ) as an intraoperative metric of lymphadenectomy quality in distal gastrectomy and presents a novel computer vision model for its automated video-based assessment, enhancing objective su
The ACP’s 2026 position paper offers clinician-focused ethical guidance for AI use in medicine, emphasizing relationality, self-governance, and competence to safeguard patient welfare, equity, transparency, and clinical judgment.
Study found that use of an AI-driven gamified mobile app integrating home blood pressure monitoring significantly improved blood pressure control compared to usual care in hypertensive patients.
This study assesses the perceptual realism of synthetic laryngeal images created using StyleGAN3, revealing high ambiguity between real and synthetic frames and highlighting efficient training durations for realistic image generation.
A novel AI-driven risk prediction model for ovarian cancer demonstrates high accuracy and potential to improve early detection in screening settings.
A novel deep learning algorithm accurately detects moderate or greater aortic stenosis using AI-guided focused cardiac ultrasound acquired by novice operators, presenting a scalable solution to expand screening accessibility.
A validated deep learning model accurately detects surgical site infections from wound images, offering a promising telemedicine tool for early postoperative monitoring and timely clinical intervention.
This study examines the increased use of AI-associated writing vocabulary in ophthalmology articles, revealing faster adoption by non-native English authors without changes in publication frequency or journal quality.
This study introduces a validated machine learning tool providing personalized probability scores to improve cochlear implant candidacy screening, surpassing traditional rules by enabling tailored patient counseling and identifying borderli
Introduction: The Collision of AI Hype and Life Sciences Compliance The rapid adoption of artificial intelligence has officially collided with strict
The PREVUE-VALVE Study demonstrates that AI-ECG models developed in hospital settings show reduced diagnostic accuracy when applied to community populations with lower disease prevalence and milder structural heart disease, underscoring the
Machine learning models can effectively predict major 30-day complications following glossectomy for tongue cancer, improving individualized risk assessment over traditional methods.
A machine learning model using simple clinical tests within 72 hours poststroke accurately predicts 6-month upper-limb motor outcomes, aiding rehabilitation planning.
The SAVE-O2 AI trial demonstrates autonomous oxygen titration significantly improves normoxemia maintenance and reduces hypoxemia duration compared to manual methods in hospitalized acutely ill adults.
This study evaluates four commercially available AI systems for diabetic retinopathy screening in Tanzania, demonstrating high sensitivity for referable and proliferative DR and highlighting considerations for implementation in low-resource
This study explores the potential of an AI-powered ECG tool to monitor left ventricular systolic dysfunction in hypertrophic cardiomyopathy patients treated with mavacamten, offering a less burdensome alternative to frequent echocardiograms
Open language-specific specialty feeds and department pages.