The analysis found positive bile cultures in 77.3% of 5,147 sampled people, with Gram-negative organisms making up most isolates. But the studies varied sharply, and resistance data could not be combined into a reliable overall estimate.
A review of treatments for symptomatic vaginal laxity supports pelvic floor muscle training as first-line, while finding low-certainty evidence for radiofrequency devices and very low-certainty evidence from surgical cohorts.
A reanalysis of public chickpea RNA-seq datasets found that HDBSCAN produced a more stress-specific drought signal than conventional tests and HN-score meta-analysis, but its performance depended on data richness.
A review of 3,479 kidney transplant recipients found possible advantages and a potential drawback associated with double-J stents compared with single-J stents.
A benchmark of three large language models found a clear gap between basic study information and statistical results, with missing fields making up most analyzed errors.
A methods analysis found that exact within-study variance calculations and BGLMM generally performed better than a standard approximate logit approach when diagnostic-test studies were sparse or small.
A peer-reviewed systematic review found sparse reporting of treatment switching and no formal adjustment for it in the oncology meta-analyses examined.