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This first randomized evaluation of a disability-inclusive graduation programme demonstrates that while economic empowerment alone may not reduce overall illness prevalence among people with disabilities, it can progressively improve healthcare access over time. The temporal evolution of effects and emerging sex-differentiated impacts highlight the need for sustained support and gender-sensitive approaches in future disability-inclusive poverty reduction programmes, with additional health-specific components to achieve broader improvements in health outcomes.

Methodological issues in HRQoL measurement, including the need for larger sample sizes, standardized reporting, and uniform participant characteristics, contribute to the low methodological quality of current evidence on the impact of biological agents on HRQoL in CD. There is a large unmet need to investigate the association between clinical outcomes and HRQoL outcomes more thoroughly.

This study highlights the urgent need for comprehensive, context-sensitive NCD monitoring frameworks. The proposed set of indicators offers a validated foundation for improving NCD care delivery and aligns with efforts to achieve SDG target 3.4. Ongoing updates and local adaptations will be essential to ensure continued relevance and effectiveness.

Researchers easily created chatbots that generated false health information — and found existing ones on a public chatbot store.

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New England Journal of Medicine, Volume 393, Issue 1, Page 81-82, July 3, 2025.

Introduction
In qualitative research, there are different approaches to defining and engaging with social reality. Epistemology, as the study of knowledge and knowledge creation, influences the methodologies and theories used by researchers. A growing literature questions the universality of Western-centric and Global North research methodologies and theories and highlights their Western epistemological roots. While Western frameworks are appropriate for Western contexts, it is a fallacy to assume that they represent global realities, thereby marginalising Global South knowledge systems. Thus, the aim of this scoping review is to analyse the underlying epistemologies, methodologies or theories that are evident in qualitative research conducted by researchers from the Global North in their research on, for or with people from the Global South.

Methods and analysis
The review will be conducted using the Joanna Briggs Institute framework for scoping reviews. A search strategy will be developed to identify published and unpublished literature in CINAHL, Embase, Google Scholar, MEDLINE, ProQuest, PsycINFO and Web of Science. All potential papers will be exported to the reference manager Zotero, and the results will be uploaded to Rayyan. Studies are selected using a three-step process and documented using the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses flowchart. The abstracted studies will then be collated using the PAGER framework to identify the patterns, advances, gaps, evidence and recommendations that help to understand the review question.

Ethics and dissemination
As this is a secondary analysis, our research does not require ethical approval, but we will scrutinise all included studies for inclusion of an ethical approval statement. We intend to share our findings through peer-reviewed international journals and presentations at conferences, as well as collaborating with colleagues in related fields.

Study registration
The protocol for this scoping review has been registered with the Open Science Framework (https://doi.org/10.17605/OSF.IO/5BUZX).

We propose a global tracer indicator for measuring effective coverage of rehabilitation at the population level that is captured through population-based surveys. This global indicator uses chronic primary low back pain as the tracer health condition and World Health Organization Disability Assessment Schedule 2.0 12-item to assess whether quality interventions have been provided that produce the desired health gain.

Annals of Internal Medicine, Ahead of Print.

This cohort study evaluates whether discontinuation of antipsychotic medication after hospital discharge, compared with antipsychotic medication continuation, is associated with reduced risk of rehospitalization and all-cause mortality among older adults with hospitalization-related delirium.

This systematic review and meta-analysis examines data for patients with diabetes and/or obesity from trials of GLP1-RA treatment to evaluate psychiatric, cognitive, and quality-of-life outcomes compared with placebo.

To the Editor The solutions proposed by Ms Istvan and colleagues for the administrative costs plaguing US health care will not meaningfully improve timely access to medically necessary care for individuals, or reduce moral injury among clinicians. Administrative burdens arise from obstruction by design.

This cohort study examines how maternal warmth at 3 years of age shapes adolescent social safety schemas at 14 years of age and physical and mental health at 17 years of age.

This Viewpoint discusses health consequences of nondisordered drug use and product development.

In Reply We appreciate the interest of Dr Habib regarding our description of waste and inefficiency in the administration of the US health care system. He acknowledges a decade or more of work that documents the burden of the current transaction process on patients, clinicians, and ultimately the individuals paying health insurance premiums.