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Another retrospective study conducted using CXRs from patients from Nepal and Cameroon reported that AI was better than human readers in detecting bacteriologically confirmed TB [9]. An independent evaluation of 12 different AI algorithms for TB detection in adults conducted in Vietnam found an AUC of about 82% for q XR [13]. In an active-case finding program conducted in India using both radiologists and q XR for CXR screening, a 15% increase in TB yield was found to be attributable to q XR [2].
JMIR Form Res 2024;8:e55641
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South Asians, who represent approximately one-fourth of the world’s population, are at a disproportionately higher risk of GDM [1-3], and the prevalence of GDM is increasing rapidly in South Asian countries, including Nepal [3-5]. Geographically situated between the two epicenters of the global diabetes epidemic, India and China [6], Nepal has a reported GDM prevalence ranging from 6.6% to 28% [7-9].
JMIR Form Res 2024;8:e50823
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