6238 papers
This study demonstrates that initiating buprenorphine treatment for opioid use disorder in emergency departments with rapid primary care follow-up is a dominant, cost-effective strategy that improves health outcomes while reducing overall healthcare costs compared to referral alone.
This hospital-based study in Northeast Nigeria identified a 24.94% prevalence of dermatophytoses among patients, predominantly caused by *Trichophyton rubrum*, and highlighted significant risk factors including animal contact, low socioeconomic status, and poor hygiene practices.
This community-based cross-sectional study conducted in Dhangadhi, Nepal, between October 2024 and February 2025, found a hypertension prevalence of 31.35% among 545 participants and identified significant associations between the condition and gender and smoking, highlighting the need for community-based preventive measures.
This quasi-experimental study demonstrates that implementing a quality improvement cycle in an outpatient oncology service in Brazil's Northeast significantly reduced nonconformities in care for patients with low Palliative Performance Scale scores, while highlighting the need to adapt palliative care practices to local cultural contexts.
This study demonstrates that native Silymarin extract exhibits superior anticancer efficacy and selectivity against colon cancer cells compared to its nanomodified form by inhibiting MAPK proliferation pathways and activating P53-mediated apoptosis while sparing normal epithelial cells.
This study evaluated the reporting quality of 40 prosthodontics-related systematic reviews published in SCI-E journals between 2010 and 2019 using the PRISMA checklist, finding that while quality has significantly improved over time with publication year as the only significant predictor, important deficiencies in adherence to reporting standards remain.
This cross-sectional network analysis of 271 vocational undergraduate nursing interns reveals that work-related disappointment and professional happiness are central to compassion fatigue and professional identity respectively, while competence utilization serves as the critical bridge node linking these constructs through negative associations.
This paper reports two cases of fatal and non-fatal aconitine poisoning resulting from the ingestion of improperly processed Chinese herbal medicines, highlighting the severe cardiotoxic and neurotoxic risks associated with *Aconitum* species and emphasizing the urgent need for enhanced public awareness and rational clinical use to prevent future adverse events.
This case report describes a rare instance of placenta percreta in a healthy, primiparous woman without classic risk factors, emphasizing the critical importance of maintaining high clinical suspicion for early diagnosis and timely surgical intervention to ensure favorable maternal and fetal outcomes.
This study triangulates literature, expert, and older adult perspectives to demonstrate that inclusive design for digital health interventions targeting older adults must extend beyond usability and accessibility to encompass emotional, ethical, and systemic dimensions, with a strong consensus on the foundational importance of personalization and ongoing user support.