GWAS-Insight: A Bioinformatics Pipeline for Genetic Association Analysis and Disease Susceptibility Inference

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Advancements in Medical Language Computing: Bridging Clinical Narratives and Social Media Health Informatics

Medical Imaging and Phenotypic Modeling for Early Screening of Neurodegenerative Disorders

24-34

Digital Health Intervention Models for Depression and Addiction-Related Behavior Identification

35-44

Imbalanced Learning for Low-Birthweight Risk Prediction Across Multi-Institutional Maternal Records

45-55

Wearable and Sensor-Based Machine Learning for Noncommunicable Disease Monitoring: A Comprehensive Synthesis

56-65

Risk-Aware Explainable Artificial Intelligence for City-Scale Injury Severity Prediction

56-65

AI-Assisted Exercise Prescription for Cardio-Oncology Preventive Care

66-75

Biofilm-Mediated Immune Dysregulation in Chronic Pulmonary Disease Progression

66-75

Chitosan-Based Hydrogels for Responsive Cancer Therapy and Immunomodulation

93-101

Temporal Depth Fusion-Based Markerless Registration for Deformable Soft-Tissue Tracking in Augmented Reality Surgical Navigation

102-108

Self Supervised Learning for Image Classification With Few Labels

109-115

Forecasting China's Merchandise Export Growth with Import and Exchange-Rate Changes

116-119

Phase Aware Diffusion Sampling for Short Surgical Clip Completion with Procedure Phase Temporal Consistency

120-130

Object Centric Visual Question Answering for Robotic Assembly Inspection and Workflow Fault Diagnosis Tasks

131-141

Multi Omics Profiling of Macrophage Polarization in Ischemic Tissue Repair Repair Mechanisms

142-151

Physiology Guided Endoscopy Image Fusion for Inflammatory Bowel Disease Screening with Mucosal Perfusion Signals Assessment

152-161

Explainable Serum Microbiome Signatures for Fatty Liver Screening and Early Risk Stratification

162-172

Latent Skill Mining for Distribution Grid Switching Policy Recovery from Historical Operational Switching Logs

173-183

Hospital Sign Dialogue Translation for Intake Interviews Using Visual Prompt Adaptation

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