3171 papers
This study demonstrates that the Arabic version of the Sedentary Behaviour Questionnaire exhibits excellent test-retest reliability and agreement for measuring sedentary behaviors among Saudi male high school students, confirming its suitability for use in this population.
This nationwide cross-sectional study of 784 Nigerian medical students reveals that despite widespread device ownership, significant disparities persist in access to essential institutional digital resources, which are critical for enhancing students' perceived global competitiveness.
This study identifies four distinct eating disorder symptom profiles among transgender, gender diverse, and cisgender individuals, revealing that the profile characterized by avoidant eating without typical eating disorder cognitions is uniquely associated with gender dysphoria and neurodivergent traits, thereby highlighting the need for transdiagnostic approaches and dual diagnoses of ARFID and anorexia nervosa in these populations.
This mixed-methods study of West African clinicians and technical experts reveals a strong preference for independent regulatory oversight, transparent accountability mechanisms, and real-time monitoring to ensure safe and equitable AI integration in clinical practice, while highlighting significant concerns regarding vendor control and clinician liability.
This case report describes a woman with well-controlled systemic lupus erythematosus who experienced sudden, life-threatening post-partum cardiac arrest due to biventricular dysfunction and severe mitral regurgitation, highlighting that lupus alone can pose significant pregnancy risks and challenging the assumption that regurgitant lesions are benign, while also demonstrating that successful subsequent pregnancies are possible with careful multidisciplinary management.
This mixed-method study reveals that rural residents of Lucknow face a severe oral health crisis characterized by high disease prevalence and low care utilization due to significant financial, structural, and socio-cultural barriers, underscoring the urgent need for affordable, community-based interventions and systemic health reforms.
A facility-based cross-sectional study in Northern Sudan utilizing WHO Effective Vaccine Management indicators reveals that while the vaccine cold chain system demonstrates strong performance in staffing, equipment availability, and temperature recording, it faces critical vulnerabilities in energy stability, equipment maintenance, and the use of advanced monitoring technologies that require urgent intervention to ensure long-term reliability.
This study demonstrates that paraventricular hypothalamic nucleus (PVN) CRF/CRF-R1 signaling drives stress-induced bowel dysfunction, anxiety, and colonic barrier injury in IBS-D-like mice through a brain–gut–barrier mechanism, which can be effectively alleviated by electroacupuncture via modulation of this pathway.
This cross-national multicohort study demonstrates that walking difficulty serves as a pragmatic marker for identifying older adults with high health needs and reveals that, even after adjusting for these needs, healthcare response remains inequitably distributed by education level across multiple countries.
This study demonstrates that Baicalin-loaded MOF-818 nanozymes effectively treat ischemic stroke by synergistically scavenging reactive oxygen species, suppressing neuroinflammation through microglial polarization, and inhibiting neuronal apoptosis, thereby significantly improving neurological recovery in rats.