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Fleischer I, Bryant D·Nursing management
A multidisciplinary team evaluated four replacement mattresses. The mattress that was found to be most effective in preventing pressure ulcers was then compared to the static air mattress. The study's results and outcomes are presented.
Glaros Alan G·Journal of oral rehabilitation
BACKGROUND: The proper interpretation of a study's results requires both excellent understanding of good methodological practices and deep knowledge of prior results, aided by the availability of effect sizes. METHODS: This review takes the form of an expository essay exploring the complex and nuanced relationships am…
Moutsana Tapolin Fratzeska, Liaskos Joseph, Zoulias Emmanouil, +1 more·Studies in health technology and informatics
Chatbots are computer programs which integrate Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Natural Language Processing (NLP) technologies to simulate human conversation. The use of chatbots has significantly been increased during the COVID-19 pandemic to support healthcare procedures and systems. The purpose of this study is to p…
Bagheri Abdolmahdi, Dehshiri Mahdi, Bagheri Yamin, +2 more·PloS one
Neuroscientific studies aim to find an accurate and reliable brain Effective Connectome (EC). Although current EC discovery methods have contributed to our understanding of brain organization, their performances are severely constrained by the short sample size and poor temporal resolution of fMRI data, and high dimens…
Rahman Taieba Tuba, Pei Zhijian, Qin Hongmin, +1 more·Bioengineering (Basel, Switzerland)
Understanding human's responses to extreme environments holds significant importance for space exploration, deep-sea research, and environmental adaptation. Traditionally, human subjects were used to study humans' responses to extreme environments. The main limitations of this approach include the inability to independ…
Zhao Chuanyu, Liu Zhongquan, Yan Xianfeng·International journal of environmental research and public health
COVID-19 accelerated the growth of the digital economy and digital transformation across the globe. Meanwhile, it also created a higher demand for productivity in the real economy. Hence, the correlation between the digital economy and green productivity is worth studying as COVID-19 prevention becomes the norm. The di…
Parker David A, Cubells Joseph F, Imes Sid L, +6 more·BMC psychiatry
BACKGROUND: 22q11.2 deletion syndrome (22q11.2DS) is the most common chromosomal interstitial-deletion disorder, occurring in approximately 1 in 2000 to 6000 live births. Affected individuals exhibit variable clinical phenotypes that can include velopharyngeal anomalies, heart defects, T-cell-related immune d…
Li Chenyu, Luan Hong, Man Xiaofei, +2 more·Mitochondrion
We read with great interest the article by Gowthaman and colleagues. The study's findings are useful for the discovery of biomarker and developing therapeutic regimen in diabetic retinopathy. On the other hand, from our perspective, the bioinformatics analyses need further context as the statistics for differential fol…
Freud-Silverberg Michal, Ben David Liat, Rabin Shula, +1 more·Harefuah
The physician-researcher is a key figure in the development of modern medicine. Many physicians are involved in bioresearch, be it basic research in the laboratory or in the field of clinical trials, as partners of new drug/device development. A clinical trial is a systematic and controlled study of a medical intervent…
Aquino Estela M L, Vasconcellos-Silva Paulo Roberto, Coeli Claudia Medina, +4 more·Revista de saude publica
The debate about ethics in research with human beings has historically emphasized experimental studies because of their greater potential to harm the subjects involved. However, observational studies also include risks and relevant questions to be discussed. This article aims to present and discuss the ethical aspects…
Danieli Maria Giovanna, Gelardi Chiara, Pedini Veronica, +3 more·Autoimmunity reviews
MGD and CG were responsible for the study's conception and design. VP and DM contributed to data acquisition. VP and DB planned and performed the statistical analyses. All Authors contributed to data interpretation. MGD, CG, VP and DM drafted the manuscript. AG and DB revised the manuscript critically for intellectual…
Tierney D Kathryn, Facione Noreen, Padilla Geraldine, +1 more·Cancer nursing
Quality of life (QOL) has become an important outcome measure for evaluating the impact of cancer therapy, especially aggressive cancer therapies such as hematopoietic cell transplantation (HCT). Despite the intense interest in examining the phenomenon of QOL, fundamental concerns remain. Most published QOL studies of…
Horton Mary K, McCurdy Shannon, Shao Xiaorong, +4 more·PloS one
BACKGROUND: Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) are linked to numerous health conditions but understudied in multiple sclerosis (MS). This study's objective was to test for the association between ACEs and MS risk and several clinical outcomes. METHODS: We used a sample of adult, non-Hispanic MS cases (n = 1422) and…
Akcılar Raziye, Dizen Namdar Nazlı, Arslan Utku Selve·Journal of cosmetic dermatology
BACKGROUND: Acne vulgaris (AV) is the most prevalent inflammatory skin disease and develops on the face and upper trunk. Resistin, a member of the cysteine-rich secretory proteins family, is an adipokine expressed primarily in macrophages and monocytes; it has a role to play in the inflammatory period. AIMS: This stud…
Canal Sara, Tamburro Roberto, Falerno Ilaria, +9 more·Animals : an open access journal from MDPI
Kinematic MRI (kMRI) is a novel human imaging technique that couples the excellent soft tissue contrast and multiplanar capabilities of traditional MRI with kinematic potential. The study's goals are: (1) testing the feasibility of spinal cord and joints real-time kMRI; and (2) evaluating the quality of these kinematic…
Zivkovic Sharon·Nonlinear dynamics, psychology, and life sciences
This study takes a phenomenon-based framework and the self-transcending constructions approach to explain why wicked human services problems need to be addressed differently than wicked social-ecological problems. Based on the study's findings, a new approach for addressing wicked human services problems is proposed. I…
Li Zhuolin, Guo Lin, Ping Ying·PloS one
Modern medical technology innovation is a critical safeguard for human health, while a significant number of developing nations are confronted with the challenge of biopharmaceutical technological advancement. To investigate the possible routes of technological advancement, we investigated the impact of the endogenous…
Asravor Richard Kofi·The International journal of health planning and management
Aside from being a health issue, Human Immunodeficiency Virus/Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (HIV/AIDS) has an economic impact on Africa and Ghana in particular. Despite this, fewer empirical studies have examined the effect of the disease on economic growth from a gender point of view. This study aims to investiga…
Balay-Odao Ejercito Mangawa, Cruz Jonas Preposi, Bajet Junel Bryan, +5 more·Journal of mental health (Abingdon, England)
AIM: This study aimed to understand the influence of clinical instructors' caring behavior on the psychological well-being of student nurses. DESIGN: This study survey used the quantitative cross-sectional research design. METHOD: The sample comprised 405 Saudi nursing students studying at Shaqra University. The stud…
Almilaibary Abdullah·Medical oncology (Northwood, London, England)
The Aurora family of serine/threonine kinases in mammals are key regulators of mitotic progression and are commonly upregulated in human tumors. Since AURKA's increased expression has been linked to cancer, AURKA inhibitors could reduce AURKA expression and function as potent therapeutic drugs. The study's objective wa…