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A Lancet review triangulates the evidence linking adiposity to multisystem disease and finds robust trial support in a short list — while an expert panel argues the drugs must be lifelong.
A systematic review of longitudinal MRI after CPAP for sleep apnoea finds changes reported in every domain and reproducible effects in none — a useful map of what the evidence does not yet show.
A review of 110 studies found that 52% of trialled self-guided apps were publicly available — and that evidence quality had no bearing on which ones made it to an app store.
A systematic review screened 3,857 records and found three eligible studies, every one produced by a US commercial provider and every one at critical risk of bias.
A cross-sectional analysis of NICE evaluations found 78 supporting studies behind 30 technologies — and consistent holes in comparators, cost of delivery and adverse-event reporting.
Ten studies, wide confidence intervals, and factual error rates of 26 to 36 percent in AI-drafted documentation. The review's own conclusion is that the evidence is preliminary and highly uncertain.
Across 40 trials, self-guided apps moved panic severity modestly and barely touched fear-related cognitions. Clinician-guided versions moved both — which complicates the scalability pitch.