A scientific review published in NEJM Evidence , coordinated by the D’Or Institute for Research and Education (IDOR), highlights the substantial burden of community-acquired pneumonia
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A randomised controlled trial evaluated the feasibility of delivering a multidisciplinary telemedicine ICU recovery clinic for survivors of critical illness and of collecting long-term recovery 1
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A recent study evaluated whether ICU care delivery aligns with patient treatment priorities among adults receiving invasive mechanical ventilation. Goal-concordant care, defined as medical care 1
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A new article examines the complex physiological effects of positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP) in patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), arguing that its benefits should1
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Longevity medicine is moving from aspiration to a growing area of personalised, preventive care. The field aims to extend health span through earlier detection and management of age-related
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Precision medicine is narrowing patient groups by genetic, phenotypic, environmental, treatment-response and outcome-based characteristics, creating smaller datasets for machine learning an
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Patient-facing AI consultations can be shaped by the way users describe symptoms, especially when they arrive with an incorrect preferred diagnosis. A 2026 analysis published in the Journa
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Artificial intelligence is entering clinical care through decision support, diagnostics and patient-facing technologies, bringing new opportunities for information access and shared decisio
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Imaging biomarkers need clear definitions, reliable measurement and visible validation to support use across research, regulatory and clinical settings. Current inventories vary in how they
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Spain’s handling of the MV Hondius hantavirus outbreak has offered a real-world test of its preparedness for imported high-consequence infectious diseases. A 2026 analysis published i
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