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CONCLUSION: The upward trend over 2 decades shows progress in PRF-based scaffolds for RET. However, inconsistent reporting of platelet subtypes and protocols hinders clinical use. This study highlights key publications and trends, offering insights for future research in platelet-rich scaffolds for RET.
CONCLUSION: SPTB research has evolved from clinical risk factors toward a multidisciplinary field integrating epidemiology, molecular biology, and translational medicine. Continued interdisciplinary collaboration and advanced molecular/data-driven approaches hold promise for future breakthroughs.
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Mushrooms possess high nutritional and medicinal values, are playing an increasingly important role in promoting human health worldwide. This study analyzed 9035 papers of medicinal or edible mushrooms and fungi topic research from 1907 to March 20, 2026 based on the Web of Science (WoS), papers mainly written in English (97.809%), were from 148 countries or regions, 6,142 organizations and published 1,375 journals and book series. International Journal of Medicinal Mushrooms published 1,358...
CONCLUSIONS: These findings emphasize the importance of advancing gender equality in science within Oral Pathology/Medicine. Fostering inclusivity and diversity in academic publishing, journal editorials, and leadership positions is essential to overcoming this challenge.
Home sleep apnea tests (HSATs) have emerged as alternatives for diagnosing obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). We conducted a 25-year bibliometric analysis to characterize international research trends in Type 3 and 4 HSATs, focusing on publication, authorship, country of origin, HSAT type, and study design. MEDLINE, Web of Science, and Embase were searched for studies published from January 2000 to December 2025. Publications primarily evaluating Type 3 or 4 HSATs for OSA diagnosis in children or...
CONCLUSIONS: The nursing journal ecosystem has expanded substantially, with JIF-indexed journals representing only part of a broader landscape. Changes in JIFs are uneven and occur within a context of structural shifts in indexing and citation systems rather than consistent gains in quality. These findings support a systems-based perspective in which journal quality is shaped by governance, editorial capacity, and mission in addition to citation metrics.
CONCLUSION: DMSCRR has emerged as a high-impact Q1 journal (CiteScore 8.6 and IF=4.3 (JCR 2025)) with strong national leadership and global relevance in research on diabetes, metabolic diseases. Its HCPs reflect timely responsiveness to health crises while highlighting opportunities for broader international and thematic diversification.
CONCLUSION: These findings suggest that the most-cited microtia literature has primarily included landmark clinical technique papers, but newer, rapidly cited work increasingly reflects emerging biomaterials and tissue engineering.
CONCLUSION: Schizophrenia is associated with dissociable anterior and posterior beta-burst abnormalities that track objective speech markers of thought disorder. These findings suggest impaired hierarchical coordination of predictive beta signalling as a candidate neurophysiological account linking intrinsic network dysfunction to disorganized thought.
CONCLUSIONS: This bibliometric analysis starting with 5 foundational articles found dissemination through an expanding network of scholarship, sustained citation of foundational papers, and broad engagement across a diverse group of authors and institutions. As HSS becomes embedded in medical education, future research should explore how its evolution meets emerging health system challenges.
Research on the role of probiotics in children's neurodevelopment has expanded rapidly, yet a quantitative synthesis of this interdisciplinary field is lacking. This study aimed to map global research trends, identify key contributors, and reveal emerging hotspots in the field of probiotics and children's neurodevelopment through bibliometric and visualized analysis. Publications indexed in the Web of Science Core Collection from 1998 to 2026 (partial year, search conducted on 21 May 2026) were...
CONCLUSIONS: Most respondents had neither evaluated their model nor intended to do so. Most did not use their own model in clinical practice, nor did they believe others would. Statistical assistance was largely absent or minimal.
CONCLUSIONS: The evaluated studies depict steady progress, with notable contributions to clinical diagnostics, cognitive neuroscience, and therapy development. Thematic analysis highlights foundational methods, such as fMRI and support vector machines, alongside emerging innovations like generative adversarial networks and dynamic functional connectomics.
Insufficiently documented publications can make independent reproduction an unnecessarily laborious task. We define the cost of reproducibility as the resources required to reproduce the findings of a study and we propose five dimensions of cost, using objective characteristics such as code and data. We review 918 publications between 2022 and 2024 at top AI venues to evaluate the variation in reproducibility costs, with the hypothesis that publications at venues with stricter standards are less...