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Systematic Review · e0001

Personalized microbiome biotherapeutics: a systematic review of clinical evidence

Personalized microbiome biotherapeutics may tailor donor, product, recipient, ecological conditioning, or monitoring. This review assessed human evidence across recurrent Clostridioides difficile infection (CDI), cancer immunotherapy, ulcerative colitis, and multidrug-resistant organism (MDRO) decolonization, distinguishing validated personalization from protocol standardization.

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Systematic Review · e0003

Personalizing incretin therapy for obesity: a focused systematic review

Incretin treatment selection should consider comorbidity, expected weight loss, durability, route, tolerability, body composition, and access. This review evaluated phenotype-oriented evidence for semaglutide, tirzepatide, and emerging oral or multi-agonist therapies.

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Systematic Review · e0004

Personalized phage therapy for difficult-to-treat bacterial infections: a systematic review

Personalized bacteriophage therapy uses preparations selected, adapted or engineered against a patient’s bacterial isolate. This review aimed to synthesize human evidence on personalized or strain-matched therapy and distinguish it from fixed-product randomized evidence.

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Evidence Map · e0005

Multimodal and generative artificial intelligence in clinical decision support: an evidence map

Multimodal and generative artificial intelligence systems are increasingly evaluated for clinical decision support, but technical performance does not establish patient benefit. This review aimed to map clinical evidence while separating multimodal systems from adjacent generative decision support.

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