Catastrophic thinking may amplify cancer pain, comparative study in Oman and Lebanon finds
A cross-sectional study of 200 cancer patients in Oman and Lebanon finds that pain catastrophizing is the strongest psychological predictor ...
A cross-sectional study of 200 cancer patients in Oman and Lebanon finds that pain catastrophizing is the strongest psychological predictor ...
A qualitative study of Chinese adolescents with affective disorders reveals how emotional and behavioural changes are missed, misread, or met ...
Researchers developed a 20-item scale for judging biological meaning in health-related images and showed that multimodal AI models can apply ...
A new study in Discover Education shows that a structured biopsychosocial and cultural framework helped engineering capstone students move beyond ...
A randomized controlled trial in Türkiye found that structured nurse-led preoperative pain education reduced postoperative pain intensity and improved psychological ...
A qualitative study within a San Francisco randomized trial found that group medical visits for chronic pain generate emotional, appraisal, ...
A Swiss study finds that parents of children with functional gastrointestinal disorders show higher psychological distress, somatic symptoms and neuroticism ...
A new qualitative study of 629 Christian women reveals how pain, purity culture messaging, and marital dynamics interact to shape ...
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