Volume 12, Issue 1 (6-2025)  

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  • Deep learning techniques and heuristic algorithms are innovative methods for the early detection of liver disease. 
  • Enhanced prediction accuracy through deep learning and heuristic algorithms enables doctors to treat patients more swiftly.
  • The study utilizes a unique approach to the analysis of complex health data.
  • Early detection decreases the risk of severe liver issues and results in improved patient outcomes.
  • These new techniques increase the reliability of liver disease diagnoses.

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  • The spatial distribution pattern of hypertensive patients showed a clustered formation.
  • The disease spreads from the central and northern areas toward the southern and western regions.
  • Women aged 56–65 represented the largest share of hypertension cases.
  • Hypertension cases increased during the COVID-19 pandemic.
  • Many patients also had diabetes or obesity in addition to high blood pressure.

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  • A virtual therapy platform was developed to improve mental trauma recovery.
  • Online therapy reduced stress and trauma symptoms in participants.
  • Internet-based access made treatment more convenient and widely available.
  • Guided processing of painful memories contributed to improved emotional balance.
  • This innovative approach offers promise for safe and accessible mental health care.

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  • Feedforward optimized neural networks combine neural networks with quantum-inspired optimization.
  • This method effectively detects small and complex brain tumors with high accuracy.
  • This method generates clear heatmaps to highlight tumor regions.
  • This method works efficiently on standard computers and is ideal for small clinics.
  • This method reduces diagnosis time and aids faster treatment decisions.

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