3171 papers
This retrospective study validates that a 2021 survey accurately predicted Algeria's failed COVID-19 vaccination campaign by demonstrating that low institutional trust, rather than perceived disease severity, was the primary driver of the country's persistently low vaccination coverage.
Based on a longitudinal study of 800 preschoolers in rural China, parental migration—particularly maternal migration—is significantly associated with worse socio-emotional health outcomes due to diminished caregiving time and interaction quality, thereby exacerbating early-life health inequalities.
This study demonstrates that clinically relevant plantar thermal asymmetry in patients with diabetes stabilizes immediately upon imaging, suggesting that current fixed 15-minute acclimatisation protocols may be unnecessarily long and should be re-evaluated to prioritize asymmetry over absolute temperature stabilization.
This study compares European and Japanese surveys on gynecologic robotic surgery, revealing that while interest and system availability are comparable, Japanese surgeons face significantly fewer hands-on training opportunities, highlighting the need for structured educational systems and further regional collaboration.
This prospective cohort subanalysis demonstrates that heterozygous GBA1 variants do not predict worse global cognitive outcomes one year after subthalamic nucleus deep brain stimulation in Parkinson's disease patients, despite some specific domain deficits compared to non-carriers.
This study of 178 dental practitioners in Enugu State reveals that while most hold positive attitudes toward ergonomics, adherence to standards is low due to insufficient knowledge, training, and equipment, highlighting the need for improved education and resource provision to enhance safety and job satisfaction.
This population-based SEER analysis of over 11,000 chemotherapy-treated triple-negative breast cancer patients reveals that an advanced systemic disease burden (Stage IV proxy) is an independent predictor of significantly increased risks for early adverse clinical outcomes, underscoring the need for risk-adapted surveillance strategies.
This prospective observational study establishes normative reference values and demonstrates high reproducibility for pulmonary venous flow velocities in well newborns born at ≥35 weeks gestation during the first two days of life, characterizing the physiological transition from fetal to postnatal circulation.
This study of pediatric Familial Mediterranean Fever patients indicates that while the E148Q variant modifies the clinical phenotype by increasing chest pain frequency and disease severity in those with M694V mutations, it does not significantly alter systemic inflammatory activity.
This systematic review and meta-analysis of 12 studies demonstrates that aneurysm wall enhancement on vessel wall MRI, particularly circumferential enhancement, is strongly associated with intracranial aneurysm instability, including both growth and rupture, supporting its potential role as a valuable adjunct for risk stratification.