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This cross-sectional study of 311 Turkish nurses reveals that higher noise sensitivity significantly predicts increased levels of brain fog and burnout, with the strongest association observed between noise sensitivity and cognitive impairment.
This systematic review and meta-analysis demonstrates that adding the Ologen collagen matrix to Ahmed glaucoma valve implantation significantly improves early intraocular pressure reduction, decreases postoperative medication dependency, and increases surgical success rates compared to the valve alone, without increasing complication risks.
This qualitative study of Iranian nursing professors identifies seven interrelated structural determinants—including economic dissatisfaction, excessive workloads, and systemic undervaluation—that drive nurse migration, highlighting the urgent need for integrated policy reforms to improve retention and strengthen the country's health system.
This retrospective study of 86 patients with locally advanced head and neck squamous cell carcinoma demonstrates that major pathological response (MPR) after neoadjuvant chemoimmunotherapy is a significant predictor of overall survival and is positively associated with higher treatment cycles, high PD-L1 CPS, and HPV positivity, while concomitant esophageal cancer negatively impacts both MPR rates and larynx preservation.
This cross-sectional study of 632 nurses in China utilized latent profile analysis to identify three distinct research competence profiles linked to specific demographic and professional factors, highlighting the need for stratified, personalized digital training programs to enhance research capabilities across the nursing workforce.
This mixed-method study demonstrates that integrating a peer-to-peer learning approach with mandatory peer evaluation into undergraduate nursing skill training significantly enhances students' proficiency and learning interest by providing timely, bidirectional feedback that addresses the limitations of traditional instructor-led models.
This case study details how Jamaica's proactive, multistakeholder protocols for storm preparation, resource management, and flexible care scheduling successfully ensured the survival of all dialysis-dependent patients despite the catastrophic impact of Hurricane Melissa in late 2025.
This study demonstrates that high expression of FKBPL promotes ovarian cancer cell proliferation via cell cycle regulation and serves as a significant independent prognostic biomarker associated with poor overall and disease-free survival in epithelial ovarian cancer patients.
This retrospective cohort study of 316 advanced lung cancer patients demonstrates that while baseline skeletal muscle index loses prognostic significance over time, the longitudinal rate of muscle mass decline, particularly in the early treatment phase, serves as a robust and consistent predictor of progression-free survival.
This study evaluates an AI-based decision support tool for pediatric autism diagnosis, finding that while the system is usable and boosts confidence, it significantly improves accuracy for inexperienced clinicians only when the AI is correct, highlighting the critical need for AI literacy training to prevent overreliance and automation bias.