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Article Spotlight
Alkaline water has gained widespread popularity and is frequently marketed for benefits related to hydration, acid-base balance, metabolic health, and immune function. A new review examines the question - are the benefits factual, or a marketing myth?
Call for Papers: Reviews in Gastroenterology
Part of our popular ‘Reviews In’ series, this Research Topic highlights recent advances in basic, translational, and clinical research on the gastrointestinal tract, liver, and pancreas - and charts where the field is heading next.
Impact factor increase for Frontiers in Medicine
We are excited to announce that the impact factor of Frontiers in Medicine has increased to 3.6 (Q1 journal). This is a reflection of the excellent work being done by our editors & reviewers to ensure that the journal is a hub for high-quality research.
Call for Papers: AI and digital tools in obstetrics and gynecology
AI and digital tools are transforming obstetrics and gynecology - faster diagnosis, sharper evidence - but also raise questions about reliability and scholarly integrity. This Topic aims to set out principles for responsible AI use, from bench to bedside.
Article Spotlight
Adding one imaging tool to skin checks could lead to earlier detection of melanoma, including significantly more in situ and early invasive cases. A study in Germany shows how confocal microscopy could reshape melanoma screening.
Editors
See allmichel goldman
Institute for Interdisciplinary Innovation in healthcare, Université libre de Bruxelles
Brussels, Belgium
Field Chief Editor
Frontiers in Medicine
arch mainous
University of Florida
Gainesville, United States
Field Chief Editor
Frontiers in Medicine
chunxue bai
Zhongshan Hospital, Fudan University
Shanghai, China
Specialty Chief Editor
Respiratory Medicine
chuck bailey
Centenary Institute
Sydney, Australia
Specialty Chief Editor
Gene and Cell Therapy
