AI-Native Scoping Reviews & Evidence Mapping

This review shows that diving is not simply dangerous or beneficial, but a health-sensitive exposure where cardiac disease, obesity, barotrauma, decompression illness, and poor emergency planning define much of the risk. The full read maps 139 references across 273 original studies and over 105 million observations, clarifying when scuba, breath-hold, occupational, and therapeutic diving may be safe, harmful, or clinically useful.

Sports first aid remains uneven across coaches, PE teachers, athletes, and venues, with major gaps in BLS/AED readiness, dental trauma, concussion recognition, and emergency planning. This evidence map shows which practical training models, responder systems, and infrastructure strategies can strengthen real-world emergency preparedness in sport.

This review turns 1,815 original studies and 919,224 participants into a structured evidence map showing when barefoot walking/running may improve mechanics, balance, foot strength, or knee loading — and when it becomes clinically risky. It is especially useful for clinicians, runners, coaches, and researchers who need a clear, citation-linked map of barefoot biomechanics, diabetic-foot risk, falls, infection exposure, and safe transition strategies.