6308 papers
This randomized controlled trial demonstrates that a six-week telehealth exercise program significantly improves physical fitness and reduces postpartum depression in women following cesarean delivery, although it did not yield significant improvements in anxiety levels compared to the control group.
This cross-sectional study of Offa Metropolis, Nigeria, identifies a complex interplay of environmental, socioeconomic, behavioral, and institutional factors—including contaminated water sources, poverty, poor hygiene practices, and weak health systems—as the primary drivers of cholera outbreaks, underscoring the urgent need for integrated, multi-sectoral interventions to strengthen WASH infrastructure and disease surveillance.
This qualitative study of 18 Canadian oral healthcare professionals reveals that while they possess strong knowledge linking nutrition to dental caries, they face significant barriers such as time constraints and insufficient training, highlighting a critical need for enhanced interprofessional collaboration, standardized education, and protected counseling time to improve integrated nutrition care.
This retrospective cohort study of 194 children with Human Bocavirus mono-infection reveals that while ground-glass opacities are ubiquitous across all severity levels, specific CT features reflecting ventilation heterogeneity—namely uneven lung inflation and atelectasis—are independently associated with critical disease severity and prolonged hospitalization.
This study demonstrates that a novel TF-LNPS nanocarrier system effectively delivers emodin across the blood-brain barrier to alleviate hippocampal neuronal PANoptosis and improve cognitive function in diabetic encephalopathy rats by inhibiting the HDAC4/NF-κB signaling pathway.
This retrospective study of 60 extremity soft tissue sarcoma patients found that while advanced tumor stage significantly impacted prognosis, the specific distance of negative surgical margins (≤1 mm vs. >1 mm) did not significantly influence rates of recurrence, metastasis, or mortality.
This retrospective cohort study identifies four intraoperative core temperature trajectory phenotypes in liver transplant recipients and finds that while lower-temperature patterns around reperfusion are initially associated with early allograft dysfunction, this link is attenuated after adjusting for intraoperative stress factors, suggesting that hypothermia may be a marker of physiological stress rather than an independent cause of graft injury.
This prospective observational study demonstrates that semirigid ureteroscopy is a highly effective and safe first-line treatment for upper ureteric stones in resource-limited settings, achieving a 98.4% stone-free rate with only minor complications.
This randomized controlled trial found that left head rotation provides glottic views and intubation conditions comparable to the traditional sniffing position, although it requires slightly more external laryngeal pressure.
This study analyzes the epidemiological characteristics of 585 pediatric scarlet fever cases in Henan Province from 2014 to 2024, revealing a male predominance, a concentration of cases in children aged 4–7 years and urban areas (particularly Zhengzhou), bimodal seasonal peaks, and a recovery trend following epidemic fluctuations.