Introduction Major depressive disorder (MDD) is a complex, heterogeneous psychiatric condition often accompanied by increased risk for suicidal behavior. Understanding biological markers that can predict or elucidate suicide risk is a high priority in psychiatry.
When it comes to treating coronary artery disease (CAD) and related heart conditions, both anti-clotting medications and angioplasty are vital tools. However, they serve different purposes, and their effectiveness depends on the specific clinical scenario.
Introduction Throughout history, humanity has sought efficient and accessible sources of energy to power societies, fuel industry, and improve living standards. Coal, for centuries, has been a primary energy source—abundant, reliable, and inexpensive—yet its environmental
Introduction The Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) model has been heralded as a transformative approach to primary care, emphasizing comprehensive, coordinated, accessible, and patient-centered services. Launched to improve quality, reduce costs, and enhance patient experience, the
Introduction In the rapidly evolving digital landscape, organizations are continually seeking innovative ways to enhance their competitiveness, expand their market reach, and foster collaborative growth. One of the transformative developments in recent years has been
Introduction The landscape of healthcare is rapidly evolving, driven by technological advancements, digital transformation, and an increasing emphasis on personalized medicine. Among the pioneers leading this transformation is the Mayo Clinic, renowned for its patient-centered
Introduction Throughout human history, substances that alter mental states—psychoactive drugs—have played a complex role in societies worldwide. From ancient rituals to modern recreational use, psychoactive substances have been intertwined with culture, religion, medicine, and social
Introduction The relationship between health systems and their clinicians is foundational to effective, patient-centered care. Clinicians—doctors, nurses, allied health professionals—are the frontline providers who translate policies, protocols, and organizational goals into tangible patient outcomes. When
Introduction Healthcare diversion is a complex and pressing issue that affects communities, law enforcement, healthcare institutions, and public health at large. It involves the illegal and often dangerous practice of redirecting prescription drugs, especially controlled
