5613 papers
This large-scale cross-sectional study of over 190,000 adolescents from 53 countries identifies sex, peer support, and parental understanding as significant global correlates of active school travel, highlighting the need for interventions that address social influences and gender disparities to promote this health-promoting behavior.
This study demonstrates that while high-intensity blue light exposure prolongs photostress recovery time in healthy young adults, the use of blue-blocking lenses, particularly Dura Vision, significantly ameliorates this effect without indicating macular damage or sleep disruption.
This study proposes and validates a value-based, three-level pharmaceutical care model for Ukrainian patients with coronary artery disease and comorbidities, demonstrating through cost-benefit analysis that integrating clinical pharmacists and original fixed-dose combinations significantly reduces cardiovascular events and generates substantial net economic benefits across multiple healthcare perspectives.
This study developed and externally validated an interpretable Gradient Boosting Machine (GBM) model using eight early postoperative variables to effectively predict 30-day infection risks in patients undergoing cardiopulmonary bypass surgery.
This pilot study demonstrates that plasma-derived soluble HLA-I peptides in hepatocellular carcinoma patients contain tumor-associated antigens shared with tumor tissue, suggesting that sHLA-I profiling is a promising minimally invasive strategy for identifying actionable targets and tumor-specific signatures in HCC.
This retrospective comparative study demonstrates that the temporal inverted internal limiting membrane flap technique yields superior visual acuity, outer retinal layer recovery, and closure rates—particularly for macular holes ≥550 µm—compared to conventional internal limiting membrane peeling for large full-thickness macular holes.
This prospective cohort study of 78 Yemeni civilians with lower limb vascular injuries reveals a 9% 30-day mortality and 51.3% morbidity rate, identifying hemodynamic instability as the primary predictor of death and concomitant nerve injury as the decisive factor for functional recovery, while highlighting the critical need for improved pre-hospital triage and surgical evacuation.
This two-wave longitudinal study of Chinese school-aged children reveals a self-reinforcing cycle where higher BMI predicts increased low-intensity physical activity, which in turn leads to poorer sleep quality and subsequently reduced moderate-to-vigorous physical activity, thereby exacerbating obesity.
This observational cross-sectional study of 392 ICU patients demonstrates that the Intensive Care Psychological Assessment Tool (IPAT) effectively identifies acute psychological disorders at discharge, revealing that advanced age, higher APACHE-II scores, prior psychiatric history, use of psychotropic medications, and non-invasive mechanical ventilation are significant risk factors, while also validating a specific IPAT cut-off score for predicting delirium.
This real-world study demonstrates that combining pulsed-field ablation for atrial fibrillation with left atrial appendage occlusion in a single session is feasible and safe, yielding low rates of peri-device leaks and complications while significantly reducing overall healthcare utilization compared to performing the procedures separately.