959 papers
Challenging the binary view of legal identity, this paper analyzes Syrian refugees in Lebanon to demonstrate that fragmented documentation creates distinct patterns of rights and vulnerabilities, necessitating tailored interventions based on specific document ownership constellations rather than a simple presence or absence of identification.
This quasi-experimental study found that both auriculotherapy and mindfulness-based cancer recovery interventions were equally effective in improving coping strategies and psychological adjustment among women with breast cancer undergoing chemotherapy, with both groups showing significant benefits compared to a control group.
Based on a panel study of 141 global tourism companies from 2011 to 2024, the paper concludes that while promoting workforce well-being correlates with higher stock prices due to investor expectations, it does not directly improve financial profitability, thereby refuting the "happy/productive workers" hypothesis.
This cross-sectional study of 110 Indian patients characterizes the phenotypic diversity of chronic rhinitis by integrating clinical, endoscopic, and cytological data, revealing that house dust mites are the predominant allergens and that the SFAR score serves as a significant predictor for distinguishing allergic from non-allergic subtypes to guide personalized management.
This study of 74 French listed firms reveals a "Digital Reputation Gap" where companies selectively disclose routinized digital responsibility themes while under-reporting accountability-sensitive issues, a disparity that persists despite strong corporate governance mechanisms.
This multicenter cross-sectional study of 616 Chinese clinical nurses utilized latent profile analysis to identify three distinct humanistic practice ability profiles and determined that education, work experience, professional title, practice environment, and workplace adaptation are significant predictors of these profiles, offering evidence for targeted intervention strategies.
Using data from Chinese A-share listed firms (2010–2022), this study reveals that digital technology innovation asymmetrically impacts supply chain resilience by enhancing supplier relationship resilience through reduced switching costs while simultaneously undermining customer relationship resilience via a synergy efficiency trap.
This South Indian case-control study identifies elevated serum malondialdehyde (MDA) and thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) levels as independent, highly accurate predictors of bad obstetric history, highlighting the significant roles of oxidative stress and thyroid dysfunction in adverse pregnancy outcomes.
A nationwide survey of Japanese obstetricians reveals that COVID-19 mobility restrictions significantly disrupted postpartum support systems, increased maternal isolation and depression, and exacerbated regional disparities in contraceptive demand and domestic violence, thereby exposing structural fragilities in Japan's maternity care.
This systematic literature review synthesizes research from 2010 to 2026 to demonstrate that cybersecurity incidents stem from the complex interplay of cognitive, social, and organizational factors rather than isolated user errors, ultimately proposing an integrative human-centered framework to address these vulnerabilities.