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Biomedicine
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Enhancing Depression Screening Through AI-Driven Multi-Modal Information: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
The comprehensive review highlights recent advances in depression detection, employing diverse methodologies, including EEG, facial expressions, and speech analysis. Key studies demonstrate the efficacy...
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Personalized Sleep and Fitness Coaching with an Advanced Language Model
In response to the lack of comprehensive datasets in personal health, we developed specialized datasets for evaluating the capabilities of PH-LLM. These include professional...
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Revealing the Surprising Power of Large Language Models in Predicting Aging Status
In a groundbreaking study published in Nature Medicine, Li et al. explore the use of large language models (LLMs) for predicting biological age across...
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A Practical Guide to Implementing and Reviewing Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare (FAIR-AI)
The narrative review outlines best practices for responsibly deploying AI in healthcare as part of the FAIR-AI framework, focusing on validation, transparency, equity, and...
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Transforming Ophthalmology: How a Large Language Model Digital Patient System Improves History-Taking Skills
This study focuses on constructing an ophthalmic dataset and evaluating various large language models (LLMs) to enhance medical education through a digital patient simulation...
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Integrating Large Language Models in Cancer Decision-Making: A Comprehensive Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
In our systematic review, we analyzed 56 studies focusing on AI-based chatbots and their role in clinical decision support for cancer patients. Following rigorous...
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Empowering Gene Editing: CRISPR-GPT for Automated Experimental Precision
CRISPR-GPT is an advanced AI co-pilot leveraging large language models (LLMs) to streamline gene-editing workflows, supporting four major modalities across 22 specific tasks. It...
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Evaluating Large Language Models for the Replication of Guideline-Based Pharmacogenomic Recommendations
The understanding of adverse drug reactions (ADRs) is critical in clinical medicine, as highlighted by Coleman and Pontefract (2016), emphasizing the need for vigilance...