Unveiling Medical Insights: Advanced Topic Extraction from Scientific Articles.

In the ever-evolving landscape of medical research and healthcare, the abundance of scientific articles presents both a treasure trove of knowledge and a daunting challenge. Researchers, clinicians, and data scientists grapple with vast amounts of unstructured information, seeking to extract meaningful insights that can drive advancements in the biomedical domain including, research trends, patient care, drug discovery, and disease understanding. This paper utilizes the topic extraction algorithms on Breast Cancer Research to shed light on the current trends and the path to follow in this field. We utilized TextRank and Large Language Models (LLM) using the TripleA tool to extract topics in the field, analyzing and comparing the results.

Maxillary sinus floor augmentation and simultaneous dental implant placement in a patient with Guillain-Barre syndrome: A case report.

Dental implant placement in patients with Guillain-Barre syndrome could be accomplished, and it may turn into a successful treatment for edentulous sites and functionally stabilized for long life. However, a proper patient selection, accurate medical consultation with physician, atraumatic surgery, and other important cautions should be considered.

Diseases and Health Outcomes Registry Systems in I.R. Iran: Successful Initiative to Improve Public Health Programs, Quality of Care, and Biomedical Research.

Registration systems for diseases and other health outcomes provide important resource for biomedical research, as well as tools for public health surveillance and improvement of quality of care. The Ministry of Health and Medical Education (MOHME) of Iran launched a national program to establish registration systems for different diseases and health outcomes. Based on the national program, we organized several workshops and training programs and disseminated the concepts and knowledge of the registration systems. Following a call for proposals, we received 100 applications and after thorough evaluation and corrections by the principal investigators, we approved and granted about 80 registries for three years. Having strong steering committee, committed executive and scientific group, establishing national and international collaboration, stating clear objectives, applying feasible software, and considering stable financing were key components for a successful registry and were considered in the evaluation processes. We paid particulate attention to non-communicable diseases, which constitute an emerging public health problem. We prioritized establishment of regional population-based cancer registries (PBCRs) in 10 provinces in collaboration with the International Agency for Research on Cancer. This initiative was successful and registry programs became popular among researchers and research centers and created several national and international collaborations in different areas to answer important public health and clinical questions. In this paper, we report the details of the program and list of registries that were granted in the first round.