Medicine and health

Translational Medicine and Digital Health

Evidence that moves biomedical and digital innovation toward care.

ISSN pending Monthly (12 issues per year) Open access

Editorial intake: preparing

About

An open-access journal for translational medicine, clinical evidence, digital health and data-enabled care.

Aims & scope

The journal publishes clinical and translational studies, systematic reviews, validation research, digital health evaluations, biomedical informatics, implementation research and methodological work. Reports involving patients or health data must clearly describe ethics oversight, study design, uncertainty and clinical relevance.

Publication statement

Translational Medicine and Digital Health is an online, open-access scholarly serial published by PaperSpread Scholarly Group.

Publisher: PaperSpread Scholarly Group
Business form: Individual self-publisher
Publisher address: 4044 Quilly Lane, Columbus, OH 43215, United States
Place of publication: Columbus, Ohio, United States
Phone: +1 614-660-9142
Email: call@mail.ustc.edu.cn
Publication frequency: Monthly (12 issues per year)
Online ISSN: Pending assignment

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Editorial intake

The editorial office is preparing the first call for papers. Publication will use continuous article numbering.

Current issue

No complete issue has been formally published yet.

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Published record

Articles

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Review Article September 23, 2026 Vol. 1, Issue 1 tmdh20260002

Repeated Decisions, Stable Care: Evaluating Medical AI Beyond Average Accuracy

Donald White, Steven Harris, Paul Clark

This evidence synthesis examines longitudinal stability in repeat encounters and deterministic clinical tasks. It argues that the appropriate object of evaluation is the complete chain from incoming signal or prompt to evidence retrieval, m...

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Review Article September 23, 2026 Vol. 1, Issue 1 tmdh20260001

Cross-Modal Evidence and Safe Abstention in Fetal Monitoring

Richard Davis, Joseph Wilson, Thomas Anderson

This evidence synthesis examines cross-modal uncertainty in fetal cardiovascular monitoring. It argues that the appropriate object of evaluation is the complete chain from incoming signal or prompt to evidence retrieval, model reasoning, co...

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