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Subjective Well-Being and Worldviews Associated with Reporting Instability in Gender: An Exploratory Study Using Japanese Panel Data

Using incidental Japanese panel data, this exploratory study finds that individuals whose self-reported gender changed across survey waves (a measure of reporting instability rather than identity) exhibit significantly lower subjective well-being, social trust, and career autonomy, alongside a reduced endorsement of both traditional norms and women's empowerment policies.

Eiji YAMAMURA2026-07-27
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Patient-reported changes in hot flash-related interference and quality of life after venlafaxine in breast cancer patients receiving tamoxifen: a prospective single-arm secondary analysis

In a prospective single-arm secondary analysis of 17 breast cancer patients receiving tamoxifen, a 4-week course of venlafaxine significantly reduced hot flash-related daily interference and improved several patient-reported quality of life domains, although these exploratory findings require confirmation in controlled studies.

Riko Sato¹, Reina Kamohara¹, Tomohei Matsuo¹, Aya Ueda-Sawa, Mai Okazaki, Sachie Hashimoto², Akiko Iguchi-Manaka², Kosuk (…)2026-07-27
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Effects of a Modified Injection Technique on Pain and Injection-Site Reactions to Degarelix Acetate in Patients with Advanced Prostate Cancer

This single-center randomized controlled trial demonstrates that a modified injection technique involving abdominal muscle relaxation and a 1-minute slow phased administration significantly reduces pain and injection-site reactions in patients with advanced prostate cancer receiving 240 mg degarelix acetate, thereby improving treatment experience and adherence.

Xiaoqing WANG, Haining ZHOU, Libo LIU, Qingge XU, Yajuan LI, Ning Wang2026-07-27
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Prevalence and Risk Factors of Malnutrition among Tuberculosis Patients at National Program for the Control of Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease in Sana'a City – Yemen

This cross-sectional study of 305 tuberculosis patients in Sana'a, Yemen, reveals a high malnutrition prevalence of 60% and identifies that lower education, unemployment, larger family size, passive smoking, and low income are significant risk factors associated with malnutrition among these patients.

Aisha Faisal Ahmed Al-Wadhaf, Fawz Mohammed Abol Gaith, Nabil Ahmed Ahmed Al-Rabeei, Ghaida'a Ibrahim Ahmed Hafedh, Lina (…)2026-07-27
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PtoJAZ gene family analysis in Poplar 741 and insect resistance identification for PtoJAZ10

This study comprehensively characterizes the 39-member PtoJAZ gene family in *Populus tomentosa* 741 and demonstrates that the overexpression of the MeJA- and herbivory-responsive PtoJAZ10 enhances insect resistance in transgenic tobacco by modulating jasmonic acid/abscisic acid levels, antioxidant enzyme activities, lignin accumulation, and key defense-related signaling pathways.

Mengying Sun, Lijiao Gu, Lianxiang Long, Xinghao Chen, Shijie Wang, Chunyu Wang, Min Jiang, Jun Zhang, Minsheng Yang2026-07-27