The Potential of Artificial Intelligence in Unveiling Healthcare's Future.

This article examines the transformative potential of artificial intelligence (AI) in shaping the future of healthcare. It highlights AI's capacity to revolutionize various medical fields, including diagnostics, personalized treatment, drug discovery, telemedicine, and patient care management. Key areas explored include AI's roles in cancer screening, reproductive health, cardiology, outpatient care, laboratory diagnosis, language translation, neuroscience, robotic surgery, radiology, personal healthcare, patient engagement, AI-assisted rehabilitation with exoskeleton robots, and administrative efficiency.

Proprotein Convertase Subtilisin/Kexin Type 9 (PCSK9) Inhibitors as Adjunct Therapy to Statins: A New Frontier in Cardiovascular Risk Reduction.

Lowering low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C) plasma levels is crucial for the prevention of primary and secondary cardiovascular diseases (CVDs). Many patients struggle to obtain goal LDL-C levels, despite the availability of several lipid-lowering medications, because of limited efficaciousness and unfavorable side effects. Proprotein convertase subtilisin/kexin type 9 (PCSK9) targeting has drawn interest recently as a novel approach to further lower cardiovascular (CV) risk.

Physicochemical Modulations in MXenes for Carbon Dioxide Mitigation and Hydrogen Generation: Tandem Dialogue between Theoretical Anticipations and Experimental Evidences.

The dawn of MXenes has fascinated researchers under their intriguing physicochemical attributes that govern their energy and environmental applications. Modifications in the physicochemical properties of MXenes pave the way for efficient energy-driven operations such as carbon capture and hydrogen generation. The physicochemical modulations such as interface engineering through van der Waals coupling with homo/hetero-junctions render the tunability of optoelectronic variables driving the photochemical and electrochemical processes.

Reproductive health care seeking behavior in Bangladesh: A systematic literature review.

Background: Maternal health, in terms of pregnancy and childbirth, is an important aspect of women's reproductive health and remains a public health concern in underdeveloped countries of the world. Reproductive health care seeking behavior (RHSB), in both men and women in society, is influenced by a variety of social and environmental factors that needs to be summarized.

Objectives: This review aims to enhance understanding and perception of services in relation to RHSBs in several domains such as antenatal care (ANC), delivery care, postnatal care (PNC), and family planning (FP) services, for married women of reproductive age in Bangladesh.