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@DavidPBLRoss One of the most important questions in AI and education is not simply whether these tools are available, but how teachers engage with them critically, practically, and pedagogically. Thank you for sharing.

Teaching and learning with AI: a qualitative study on K-12 teachers' use and engagement with artificial intelligence via @FrontiersIn frontiersin.org/journals/educa… #edtech #GenAI #ailiteracy #aiready #aifluency @NEAtoday @AFTunion @WeAreCTA

@drkivancyangi @FrontNeurosci Congratulations on this publication in Frontiers in Oncology. A valuable contribution to an important and complex area of tumor biology and clinical management.

I’m pleased to share that our systematic review on spheno-orbital meningiomas, conducted at @BarrowNeuro , has been published in @FrontiersIn in Oncology🔥 In this study, we systematically evaluated the possible association between hormone therapy and the development and progression of spheno-orbital meningiomas, a complex skull base pathology with both intraosseous and soft-tissue components. Our review suggests that long-term exposure to progestins may contribute to SOM development and progression, while cessation of hormone therapy can lead to partial regression, particularly in soft-tissue components. Despite these observations, surgical resection remains the primary treatment strategy, and prospective evidence guiding clinical decision-making remains limited. This work highlights the need for better characterization of hormone-related tumor biology and standardized clinical management strategies for SOM patients. Congratulations to all co-authors, particularly to our brilliant summer med student Jarett Prince. 🔗 doi.org/10.3389/fonc.2… #Neurosurgery #NeuroOncology #Meningioma #SkullBaseSurgery #HormoneTherapy #SystematicReview #BarrowNeurologicalInstitute #Frontiers

@wisit661 Congratulations on this publication in Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence. Fantastic work by all contributors.

🙏🏻😃 Happy to share our recent publication in Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence: "AI-generated explanations in kidney transplantation: accuracy vs. readability and implications for patient education." 📄🤖 #AI #Nephrology @OscarGarciaMD @jingmiao2019 @MayoClinicNeph 📍 Effective patient education is critical for informed decision-making and adherence in kidney transplantation. While Generative AI holds immense potential to enhance how we communicate with patients, a crucial question remains: Are AI-generated explanations actually accurate and easy for patients to understand? In our latest study from the Mayo Clinic, we evaluated the performance of GPT-5.1 in generating plain-language explanations for 100 clinical kidney transplant terms. Here is what we found: ✅ High Clinical Accuracy: The AI generated highly accurate explanations across the board, with no clinically significant errors. ⚠️ Default Readability is a Barrier: Using a standard prompt, the output was highly complex. 46% of explanations required a college-level reading ability (mean Grade Level 13.4)—far too difficult for standard patient education materials. 🎯 Prompt Design is the Solution: When we revised the prompt to explicitly request an 8th-grade reading level or lower, the readability drastically improved to a middle school level (mean Grade Level 6.3)—without compromising any clinical accuracy. The Takeaway: AI is a powerful tool for patient education, but explicit, readability-focused prompt engineering is absolutely essential to ensure these tools bridge the health literacy gap rather than widen it. 🔗 Read the full Open Access article here: doi.org/10.3389/frai.2… 📌 Full Publication Details: Title: AI-generated explanations in kidney transplantation: accuracy vs. readability and implications for patient education Authors: Oscar A. Garcia Valencia, Charat Thongprayoon, Jing Miao, Iasmina M. Craici, Wisit Cheungpasitporn Journal: Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence (Sec. Medicine and Public Health), Volume 9 - 2026 DOI: doi.org/10.3389/frai.2… Best regards, Wisit Cheungpasitporn, MD, FACP, FASN, FAST Professor of Medicine, Mayo Clinic Advocate for AI in Kidney Care #HealthLiteracy #ArtificialIntelligence #KidneyTransplant #Nephrology #PatientEducation #DigitalHealth #MayoClinic #GenerativeAI #SmarterKidneyCare @FrontiersIn

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@ProjectECHO Fantastic contribution. It is encouraging to see how virtual training, mentorship, and just-in-time learning can help strengthen healthcare capacity and support emergency response across diverse settings.

@FrontiersIn Public Health published a collection of research articles about Project ECHO’s collaborative work to improve emergency preparedness and response and disease surveillance across countries. Read more: frontiersin.org/journals/publi… #collaborativesurveillance #EPR

@TareqAlsalehIM Valuable study. Congratulations on your publication in Frontiers in Physiology. Looking forward to seeing your research make an impact.

Hot off the press 🚨 Our narrative review in @FrontPhysiol summarizes the current landscape, challenges, and potential solutions for developing targeted therapeutics in pancreatitis. Grateful to @aiims2657 for the opportunity and mentorship! doi.org/10.3389/fphys.…

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At Frontiers Science House, scientists didn’t come to talk about what might be possible someday. They came to share what’s already in motion. 🎥 Watch our “Overheard at Frontiers Science House” series and tell us: What’s the impossible you most want science to make possible?

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1800 downloads in 11 days! I would say there is definitely some interest in this topic. Our recent article published in @FrontNutrition just reached a new impact milestone. Here is the link if you would like to read our research: frontiersin.org/article/174940…

@fulya_alkan_ Fantastic work by all contributors. Congratulations on your publication in Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology.

🧠🎗️ Our new review is out @FrontCellDevBio “The Neural Niche in Cancer: Tumor–Neuron–Immune Crosstalk & Therapeutic Opportunities” doi.org/10.3389/fcell.… #CancerNeuroscience #TumorMicroenvironment #Immunotherapy #TNBC #NeuralNiche

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“You cannot conserve what you do not know.” In our Women in Science blog series, ethnobotanist Dr Narel Paniagua Zambrana discusses documenting Indigenous plant knowledge and the relationships between people and plants – read more: fro.ntiers.in/WvvkANS4p1b

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