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Mashup Score: 3The AI Physician's Assistant: Exploring ChatGPT in Breast Tumor Board - 11 month(s) ago
In the closing of 2022, excitement was high with the introduction of OpenAI’s ChatGPT-3.5, a large language model (LLM) that piqued the interest of many, including the scientific community. Language has long been considered the key to human supremacy over ecosystems. Our ability to formulate ideas, share them, and collectively act on shared beliefs has allowed us to create complex societies and…
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Mashup Score: 1Generating synthetic mixed-type longitudinal electronic health records for artificial intelligent applications - 11 month(s) ago
Can synthetic data improve AI models? A generative model for synthesizing mixed-type timeseries health records, including physiological signals, lab test results, and medication uses, improves the downstream applications of AI method in critical care.
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A generative model for synthesizing mixed-type timeseries #health records, including physiological signals, lab test results, and medication uses, improves the downstream applications of #AI method in critical care. #digitalhealth https://t.co/xMSZH4ZKXY https://t.co/F9JZF24ecC
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Mashup Score: 6Predicting health outcomes from smartphone videos - 1 year(s) ago
Self-recorded smartphone videos of the sit-to-stand test predict physical and mental health and osteoarthritis in a nationwide biomechanics study, suggesting that at-home movement analysis goes beyond established clinical metrics to provide objective and inexpensive digital outcome metrics.
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A Health Community post discusses a study that shows self-recorded smartphone videos of the sit-to-stand test predict physical and mental health and osteoarthritis. https://t.co/IZMrB6X4W9
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Mashup Score: 2Serving patients and protecting the environment: environmental effects of surgical procedures and strategies for sustainable surgery - 1 year(s) ago
The rationale behind our article on the environmental impact of surgery
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Surgical procedures have an environmental cost. In the Health Community, @GianlucaPellino and @MiguelCunhaSurg evaluate how surgery can be made more sustainable by educating medical professionals, patients and companies about greener treatment options. https://t.co/LyJvLWzO19
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Mashup Score: 0
September 2020 was a turbulent time in the UK. COVID-19 infection numbers had been relatively low over the summer but were rising rapidly in most areas. Schools and many workplaces were open; students were going back to universities. Vaccines and lateral flow tests were not yet available. Within the month many policy changes were introduced including travel restrictions, local lockdowns,…
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Impacts of the NHS #COVID19 app for England and Wales in its first year @mishkendall @warwickstats @bdi_oxford @ukhsa @NHSCOVID19app #NHSCOVID19app #NHS https://t.co/9cBuRiFJbk https://t.co/nk6z6c8HOu
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The Sanguina Smartphone App measures hemoglobin levels using pictures of fingernail beds. Our study tests this App in a real world, low resource setting, in rural Bihar, India. This post describes the rationale behind this study and summarizes its results.
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In a Health Community post, Lisa Bogler discusses the Sanguina Smartphone App, which measures hemoglobin levels using pictures of fingernail beds. https://t.co/apW0BfRqzj
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Mashup Score: 3What can we learn from our phones about our health? - 1 year(s) ago
It turns out … quite a lot
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Subtle differences in phone behaviour (such as the speed and rhythm of keypresses) may predict changes in mental health diseases with approximately 95% accuracy based on machine learning models, @AI_Cowboy shares in the Nature Portfolio Health Community. https://t.co/UjPPBVpuYo
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Mashup Score: 0Diagnosing liver fibrosis in hepatitis B patients in Africa: can we use low-cost biomarkers? - 1 year(s) ago
Low-cost biomarkers using routinely available blood tests are used to make treatment decisions for patients with hepatitis B. How well do these work in Africa, where over 80 million people are living with chronic infection?
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Diagnosing liver fibrosis in hepatitis B patients in Africa: can we use low-cost biomarkers? @dr_asgeir @maud_lemoine @UniOslo_GH @IHepatology #ViralHepatitis #LiverDisease #hbv #hepatitis https://t.co/hU7J2PTRCA https://t.co/LToI210v8Y
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Mashup Score: 1Microscopic fibrin aggregates in patients with thromboembolism - 1 year(s) ago
When we found microscopic fibrin aggregates in patients with pulmonary embolism in 2019, we thought they were artefacts. Since then, many reports have shown similar aggregates in COVID-19 and long-COVID. Here we delve into their nature and raise important questions about their role in disease.
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👇🏼 Uitleg over de #microclots die mogelijk gevonden worden bij #LongCovid. De nodige reserve over het belang glashelder uitgelegd door eminent wetenschapper @RobertAriens. Microscopic fibrin aggregates in patients with thromboembolism https://t.co/fpsardmWvc #
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How can a large-scale, multinational social “experiment” — the UEFA European Soccer Championship 2020 — be used as a laboratory for assigning COVID-19 cases to short-term behavioural changes, and to understand how epidemiological conditions determine the impact of such changes?
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Impact of the #Euro2020 championship on the spread of COVID19 How can a large-scale social "experiment" be used for assigning #COVID19 cases to short-term behavioural changes? @ViolaPriesemann @PriesemanLab @JonasDehning @sebcontreras @EmilIftekhar https://t.co/97gmeOjiKf https://t.co/kce5AncVvq
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ChatGPT could assist clinicians in the decision making process when treating complex breast cancer cases, a new Health Community post reports. The AI analyses patients' medical records and diagnostic results to offer potential treatment plans. https://t.co/sCYjFguoxf