SMART-MD Journal of Precision Medicine is an on-line, quarterly peer-reviewed medical journal designed to provide concise papers on complex human disorders with clinical decision support insights for practicing physicians and healthcare workers. SMART (dash) MD (System Modeling and Advanced Report Technologies for Medical Decisions) selects expert physicians/scientist to provide evidence-based, peer-reviewed and highly structured papers to provide exact information to clinicians at the point-of-care, anywhere, in real time.
An excellent new paper is being published ahead of the fall issue. This provides large CT images of the normal pancreas as individuals with pancreatic atrophy, chronic pancreatitis, post Whipple, and fatty pancreas. See DOI: 10.69734/z63m4z16
Read more about New Paper - CT of the Pancreas for Beginners (ahead of Fall issue)
SMART-MD Journal of Precision Medicine (JPM) is designed to bring world class expertise to practicing physicians, physician extenders, genetic counselors and trainees.
This issue includes an outstanding papers on:
Type 3c Diabetes from the perspective of endocrinology (Al-Bahadili et al.).
Gene variant calling has become a major issue in Precision Medicine, and three papers address the issue and examples of why new considerations are needed: Editorial - Adding a "Predisposing" variant is addressed (Whitcomb). Celiac disease and "missing genetics" is explained (Quigley) Polygenic risk scores (PRS) and their use for the land-scape effects of low-risk single nucleotide variants (SNVs) (Greer & DeFrancesco Oranburg).
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Precision Medicine papers links healthcare providers caring for patients with complex disorders and genetic information with contextual evidence and statements on what expert would do, given a patient that is like one the physician is facing. Each paper is highly structured to allow the contents to be accurately read by machines and linked to clinical decision support tools (through a subscription service).
The format includes two types of short papers of ~1000 words (relevant topics and expert approaches to a specific problem) and two types of long papers ~3000 words (including broader reviews of medical conditions and broader reviews of complex systems or translational topics). Issues will typically have a primary focus and Guest Editor. The subject matters is precision medicine for functional diseases, chronic inflammatory disorders, cancer risk and early detection, complex syndromes, signs and symptoms where knowledge of the underlying mechanisms is useful.
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