3171 papers
This qualitative study of Chinese medical graduate students reveals that while they recognize GenAI's potential to enhance research efficiency and epistemic capabilities, they advocate for its responsible use through strict boundary-setting to mitigate risks such as cognitive atrophy, data privacy breaches, and ethical ambiguity.
This paper evaluates the three-year impact of the All_Ears@UoS patient and public involvement group through mixed-methods feedback from members and researchers, highlighting its success in fostering partnership and confidence while identifying key areas for improvement such as training, scheduling flexibility, and reimbursement processes.
This national cross-sectional study of 375 Lebanese healthcare professionals reveals that while knowledge of metabolic-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD) is moderate, significant gaps persist in routine screening practices, with higher knowledge levels significantly associated with positive perceptions, academic affiliation, and routine screening habits.
This five-year retrospective study of a resource-limited NICU in Bolivia reveals that neonatal sepsis is characterized by low microbiological confirmation rates, a predominance of Gram-positive pathogens, and frequent antibiotic escalation, underscoring the urgent need for enhanced local surveillance and stewardship to optimize empirical therapy.
This retrospective study of 2,109 pediatric CSF samples demonstrates that cytocentrifugation is significantly more sensitive than the traditional Neubauer chamber method for detecting CNS involvement in leukemia and lymphoma, identifying nearly 80% more positive cases that would otherwise be missed.
This cross-sectional study of 305 children and adolescents found that higher adherence to the Mediterranean diet, as measured by the KIDMED index, is significantly associated with lower BMI and waist circumference, although no significant links were observed with insulin resistance or lipid profile parameters.
This Level IV observational pilot study found that 30% of patients with persistent unexplained pain after total knee arthroplasty tested positive for the immunogenetic markers HLA-B*08 or HLA-DRB1*03, suggesting a potential immunogenetic contribution to this clinical condition and providing preliminary data for future controlled research.
This case report highlights the successful diagnosis and surgical management of a rare Type III-B (apple-peel) jejunal atresia in a newborn, emphasizing the critical role of early imaging recognition and prompt operative intervention for a favorable outcome.
This cross-sectional study of 256 adults with type 2 diabetes reveals that while diabetes knowledge is influenced by education, psychosocial factors such as difficulty accepting the disease and history of hypoglycemic coma are stronger predictors of self-stigma than knowledge levels, underscoring the need for nursing interventions that prioritize psychological adaptation.
This case-control study conducted in India reveals that elevated serum levels of copper and cadmium, particularly within a metal mixture, are strongly associated with an increased risk of gallbladder cancer, highlighting the critical role of environmental metal exposure in disease etiology.