How Medical Practice Transforms When Evidence Shifts: The Case for Continuous Clinical Learning
Medical practice must continuously adapt as evidence evolves, yet the transition from established approaches to new findings poses psychological, institutional,…
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Child Protection from Malaria Varies Dramatically Across Sub-Saharan Africa
Analysis of 17 sub-Saharan African countries reveals dramatic disparities in malaria protection for children under 5. Rural children from poor…
Teleretinal Screening Shows High Accuracy in Detecting Cytomegalovirus Retinitis in HIV Patients
New systematic review reveals teleretinal screening achieves 97.73% specificity in detecting cytomegalovirus retinitis among HIV patients. Meta-analysis of 1,460 eyes…
Your Body Has Three Performance Peaks, Not One, Reveals 47-Year Swedish Study
A landmark 47-year Swedish study tracking 427 people reveals that physical performance peaks at three distinct ages, not one. Individual…
HIV-Positive Patients Face 40% STI Recurrence Rate in Landmark 14-Year Chinese Study
A 14-year Chinese study of nearly 48,000 HIV-positive patients reveals 40% experienced recurrent sexually transmitted infections. Systematic screening identified 23%…
How Georgia Outpaced Global Supply Chain Chaos During the 2026 Nestlé Infant Formula Crisis
Georgia's National Food Agency responded faster than many larger nations to the January 2026 Nestlé infant formula recall by synthesising…
New Framework Protects Critically Ill Patients in Clinical Research: International Standards Meet Georgian Law
A new ethical and legal framework published in the Georgian Medical Journal clarifies that critically ill patients require independent ethical…
Severe Infant Symptoms Paradoxically Reduce Healthcare Seeking in Sub-Saharan Africa
New research reveals severely ill neonates received formal healthcare in only 8.4%-41.8% of fatal cases, compared to 15.0%-66.7% for mild…
Digital Platform Significantly Reduces Distress Among Children of Divorce
A University of Copenhagen digital mental health platform reduced psychological distress by 23% in 847 children experiencing parental divorce. The…