959 papers
This paper, titled "Hypotension, unspecified: Uncharted Mortality Trends and Disparities in the United States, A CDC WONDER Analysis (1999-2025)," was withdrawn by Research Square on July 24, 2026, due to integrity concerns stemming from the author's involvement in a paper mill network.
This study integrates a PRISMA-ScR scoping review of German typography literature with expert interviews to develop a transdisciplinary multi-layered model that links six key typographic design principles to cognitive, metacognitive, and motivational aspects of learning in digital environments.
This study utilized a descriptive survey of 252 Algerian U13 football players to establish standardized performance levels for Countermovement Jump (CMJ) and Squat Jump (SJ) tests via the My Jump 2 app, providing coaches with objective criteria for player selection.
This study introduces a novel six-layer integrated optimisation framework that unifies feedstock characterisation, process modelling, and sustainability assessment to overcome fragmented approaches in anaerobic digestion-based Sustainable Aviation Fuel production, demonstrating significant improvements in methane yield, cost efficiency, and carbon-negative operation.
This study demonstrates that pentadecanoic acid, a metabolite derived from *Bacteroides acidifaciens*, alleviates MAFLD by sensitizing senescent macrophages to ferroptosis through the activation of the JNK-JUN-NCOA4 signaling pathway, thereby promoting their clearance and reducing hepatic steatosis.
This paper, which purported to analyze trends in respiratory failure–associated mortality among older adults with neurodegenerative diseases in the United States from 1999 to 2024, has been withdrawn by Research Square due to integrity concerns stemming from the submitting author's involvement in a paper mill network.
This pre–post study demonstrates that an interactive, caregiver-facing digital tool significantly improves surrogate decision-making preparedness by enhancing advance care planning engagement and reducing decisional conflict, while also identifying a need for greater personalization and real-world applicability in future iterations.
This three-year retrospective study of 13,519 ambulance calls in Al Jubail, Saudi Arabia, reveals a dual EMS operational profile characterized by high-volume, non-urgent community demand and lower-volume but high-acuity trauma incidents in industrial zones, with call severity primarily driven by clinical and geographic factors rather than temporal trends.
This study demonstrates that a 15-minute fast-paced breathing microbreak helps employed knowledge workers maintain attentional orienting and neural task engagement, unlike a control podcast, by preventing the post-break increase in attentional capture and alpha power indicative of disengagement.
This preprint, which purported to analyze U.S. mortality trends in degenerative nervous system diseases from 1999 to 2025 using CDC WONDER data, has been withdrawn by Research Square due to integrity concerns stemming from a co-author's involvement in a paper mill network.