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Effective Allies Don’t Just Offer Support — They Change Systems
Carolyn Geason-Beissel/MIT SMR | Getty Images Many people want to do right by their colleagues. They mentor them, advocate for them, and confront bias, believing that these behaviors — commonly referred to as allyship — contribute to a fairer workplace. Allyship is often framed as a tool to support colleagues and to create fairer workplaces… →
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Mobile App-Guided Exposure Therapy for Panic Disorder With and Without Agoraphobia: Randomized Controlled Trial
CONCLUSIONS: Our findings suggest that app-guided exposure therapy can be a useful further treatment option in addition to established psychological and pharmacological strategies. However, superiority compared to the disorder-unspecific meditation app remains unclear. →
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Concentration-QTc Analysis of Valemetostat in Patients With Hematologic Malignancies
This study assessed the potential risk of QT prolongation associated with the dual enhancer of zeste homolog 1/2 inhibitor valemetostat. An evaluation of the relationship between plasma valemetostat concentration and heart-rate-corrected QT (QTc) interval was performed. Time-matched plasma concentration and 12-lead electrocardiogram data were collected from the phase I studies DS3201-A-J101, in patients with relapsed/refractory… →
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Application of the theory of planned behavior in self-care behaviors of knee osteoarthritis in the rural older people
CONCLUSION: The results showed that the use of TPB contributed to the improvement of self-care for knee osteoarthritis in older people. Due to the importance of health education in promoting self-care behaviors and preventing complications, longer interventions with the aim of preventing the complications of knee osteoarthritis in older people are suggested. →
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Integrating augmented reality into health media campaigns: toward a more behavioral impact economic evaluation
This study investigates the efficacy and economic efficiency of augmented-reality (AR)-enhanced health-media campaigns in urban settings of Jordan, the Saudi Arabia. Employing a quasi-experimental, comparative design, 600 adults aged 18-45 were randomly assigned to either an AR intervention-featuring interactive 3D simulations of smoking risks and vaccination mechanisms-or a conventional video/text campaign. Pre- and post-intervention surveys… →
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OpenCV.js in Action: Live Webcam Filters and Effects
OpenCV.js enables real-time webcam filters in the browser, allowing advanced computer vision effects without installations or native dependencies. From face blurring to artistic effects, it offers powerful visual processing. Powered by WebAssembly, OpenCV.js delivers near-native performance for smooth, complex transformations. This blog covers building live webcam filters with OpenCV.js, from setup to advanced effects, all… →
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Results of the observational program CITOTREK (use of the drug CITOflavin in Tablets) in patients with tension headaches against the backgRound of asthenic syndromE taKing into account comorbidity
CONCLUSION: The results of the study allow us to consider the drug Cytoflavin in the treatment regimens for comorbid patients with TTH in asthenic disorders. →
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Impact of TauroLock™-HEP500 versus unfractionated heparin for prevention of catheter complications in children with malignancy: a prospective, randomized, controlled study
CONCLUSION: Taurolidine-citrate exhibited a modest anti-inflammatory effect, reflected by reduced hs-CRP and WBC levels, without significant improvement in catheter-related complications or IL-6. The lack of major clinical benefit may relate to the heterogeneous and immunocompromised nature of pediatric oncology patients. Larger, adequately powered studies are warranted to clarify the long-term efficacy and safety of taurolidine-citrate… →
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Sociodemographic characteristics of patients throughout the recruitment process into a randomized, controlled behavioral trial
CONCLUSIONS: Following a recruitment process of patients identified in the EHR, people with diabetes, males, Hispanics, and Spanish speakers were less likely to participate in a physical activity behavior trial for patients with diabetes or prediabetes, with no apparent differences in neighborhood deprivation. →
