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स्क्रिनमा देखिने चुरोट: सुर्तीजन्य हानि न्यूनीकरण नीतिमा दक्षिण एसियाले अझै के छुटाइरहेको छनेपालमा पिसाब नलीको संक्रमण र एन्टिबायोटिक प्रतिरोधको बढ्दो संकटFrontline Perspectives on Nursing Leadership in NepalProtecting the Smallest Lungs from the Hidden Grip of RSV in KathmanduThe Heavy Burden of Bullying on Student Wellbeing in NepalThe Emerging Landscape of Thyroid Health in Central NepalHow a Recent Western Nepal Study is Redefining Anemia DiagnosisHow H. Pylori is Impacting the Health of Karnali’s High-Altitude CommunitiesSweet Poison, Bitter Reality: The Unseen Diabetes Epidemic Among Nepal’s YouthHow Missing Checklists and Protocols are Costing Lives in Nepal’s ERsस्क्रिनमा देखिने चुरोट: सुर्तीजन्य हानि न्यूनीकरण नीतिमा दक्षिण एसियाले अझै के छुटाइरहेको छनेपालमा पिसाब नलीको संक्रमण र एन्टिबायोटिक प्रतिरोधको बढ्दो संकटFrontline Perspectives on Nursing Leadership in NepalProtecting the Smallest Lungs from the Hidden Grip of RSV in KathmanduThe Heavy Burden of Bullying on Student Wellbeing in NepalThe Emerging Landscape of Thyroid Health in Central NepalHow a Recent Western Nepal Study is Redefining Anemia DiagnosisHow H. Pylori is Impacting the Health of Karnali’s High-Altitude CommunitiesSweet Poison, Bitter Reality: The Unseen Diabetes Epidemic Among Nepal’s YouthHow Missing Checklists and Protocols are Costing Lives in Nepal’s ERs

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Evaluation of current practices and communication surrounding sudden unexpected death in epilepsy (SUDEP): A survey analysis of healthcare practitioners

OBJECTIVE: To characterize healthcare providers' awareness and education regarding SUDEP and their approaches to SUDEP counseling.

The global research of artificial intelligence on Alzheimer disease: A 25-year bibliometric analysis

CONCLUSIONS: AI is accelerating AD research through DL and multimodal imaging, driving progress in early diagnosis and biomarker discovery. However, challenges remain, including limited data diversity and a lack of model interpretability. Future efforts should focus on developing robust, generalizable, and clinically interpretable models by integrating diverse and longitudinal data to enable personalized diagnosis and treatment.

Global trends in the management of carotid artery stenosis: A bibliometric analysis from 2012 to 2022

CONCLUSIONS: Modern research on carotid stenosis is characterized by advancements in basic science and preference for carotid endarterectomy. Past reports suggest that endarterectomy provides better outcomes than stenting. As treatment options continue to expand into modern scientific enterprise, developing nations will continue to impact the future of carotid stenosis research and top-tier journals will remain the largest outlet of such research.

Aug 29, 2026Read Abstract →

A quantitative retrospective bibliometric analysis of the evidence underpinning current emergency care, 1966-2025

CONCLUSION: This BA provides a comprehensive map of the EC multidisciplinary evidence since 1966. Despite substantial growth, investment is needed in EC-focused research, evidence synthesis, and global research capacity. Ongoing BA can inform EC nursing research priorities, funding, and knowledge translation, providing a strategic roadmap to strengthen nursing leadership, education, and translation of evidence into EC practice.

Aug 27, 2026Read Abstract →

Top-cited vs. highest altmetric-ranked shoulder arthroplasty articles: Does citation rate reflect online relevance and dissemination?

CONCLUSIONS: There is no significant correlation between the AAS and citation count among the most influential paper relating to shoulder arthroplasty. Altmetrics highlighted recent, clinically focused work. Whereas bibliometrics captured studies with established academic impact. Combining both approaches offers a clearer picture of which research is shaping current discussion and underpinning long-term evidence. There is a paucity of high-quality research among the most influential studies from...

Aug 23, 2026Read Abstract →

Global landscape and thematic evolution of glaucoma pharmacotherapy research (1996-2025): A bibliometric and science mapping analysis

CONCLUSION: The research on pharmacotherapy of glaucoma expanded at a rapid pace since 2018 and was still focused in a limited number of countries and journals. The citation influence was dominated by landmark clinical evidence, and the thematic focus relocated to long-term use, tolerability, and delivery innovation. The future research can be directed at the enhancement of persistence, ocular protection, and scalable sustained delivery strategies that decrease the number of daily drops.

Aug 22, 2026Read Abstract →

A decade of breakthroughs in high-quality clinical research on acupuncture: deep transformation and paradigm reconstruction marching towards evidence-based medicine

In the past decade (2015-2025), acupuncture clinical trials have achieved leapfrog development, from empirical medicine to evidence-based medicine. Many multicenter randomized controlled trials with rigorous designs and adequate sample sizes have been published in top-tier international journals including The Journal of The American Medical Association (JAMA), British Medical Journal (BMJ), Annals of Internal Medicine, and Journal of Clinical Oncology (JCO). It has significantly enhanced the...

Aug 19, 2026Read Abstract →

Global research trends and hotspots of urinary incontinence after robot-assisted radical prostatectomy: a bibliometric and visual analysis

Prostate cancer is common, and robot-assisted radical prostatectomy (RARP) has become a mainstream surgical option for localized disease. Over the past two decades, research has expanded from oncologic control to functional outcomes. Urinary incontinence remains one of the most frequent postoperative complications, with incidence rates ranging from 4% to 31% even at 12 months. Many patients still require protective pads one year after surgery. More importantly, persistent urinary incontinence...

Aug 19, 2026Read Abstract →

Global research trends and influential contributions in sickle cell disease: a bibliometric analysis of the top 100 cited papers

Sickle cell disease (SCD) is one of the most common inherited hemoglobin disorders worldwide and remains a major cause of morbidity and mortality, particularly in low- and middle-income countries. Over the past several decades, SCD research has evolved from basic molecular investigations to clinical trials, epidemiological studies, and disease-modifying therapies. Highly cited publications represent the core scientific contributions that have shaped this field. This study aimed to analyze the...

Aug 19, 2026Read Abstract →

Disruption in Wrist Literature: Identifying Paradigm-Shifting Publications

CONCLUSIONS: This study applied the DI to wrist surgery literature. These findings provide new insight into how the field has progressed over time and suggest continued opportunities to pursue innovative, paradigm-shifting research.

Aug 19, 2026Read Abstract →

The application of traditional machine learning and deep learning with EEG for mild cognitive impairment: a bibliometric analysis

CONCLUSION: Electroencephalography combined with machine learning has become an important research direction for the early identification and assessment of MCI. The research focus has shifted from traditional EEG signal analysis and manual feature engineering to optimization of deep learning models and exploration of multimodal data fusion. Improved algorithm interpretability, refined EEG rhythm and brain region localization, and the combination of neuropsychological assessment and EEG...

Aug 18, 2026Read Abstract →

Bibliometric Analysis of the Top 100 Most Cited Publications from Saudi Arabia Reveals the Predominance of Medical Fields

CONCLUSIONS: Saudi Arabia's citation impact is predominantly driven by international consortia participation and bioinformatics tool development, highlighting the opportunities for strengthening independent and nationally led research programs of global significance.

Aug 14, 2026Read Abstract →

Predicting intrauterine vacuum-induced postpartum hemorrhage-control device treatment success

CONCLUSION: The two most important predictors of treatment success with JADA device were CBL prior to device insertion and the etiology of the bleeding. Understanding these factors may guide PPH treatment algorithms.

Aug 14, 2026Read Abstract →

Improving the reliability of polygenic risk score-based prediction for cardiovascular and renal complications across ancestries in type 2 diabetes using Mondrian Cross-Conformal Prediction

Polygenic risk scores (PRS) developed in European populations often show reduced predictive performance in non-European populations, limiting their clinical utility. This lack of transferability across ancestries remains a major challenge in genomic medicine and raises concerns about health equity. We aimed to evaluate whether uncertainty-aware prediction, implemented through Mondrian Cross-Conformal Prediction, improves the performance and reliability of polygenic risk score-based predictions...

Aug 13, 2026Read Abstract →

Current Applications and Future Prospects of High-Throughput <em>Omics</em> Technologies in Animal Reproductive Biology

Recent developments and applications of high-throughput omics technologies have modernised animal biotechnology, offering extraordinary comprehension of animal reproduction. The current review discusses the applications and advancement of high-throughput omics technologies in animal reproductive biology. The data for this review were sourced from old and recently published work in different journals. The internet databases used to access the manuscripts were ResearchGate, Google Scholar,...

Aug 13, 2026Read Abstract →