When Parents Decide: Confucian Ethics Drive Moral Distress in Chinese Pediatric Nurses
A qualitative study of 12 Chinese pediatric nurses traces how Confucian relational ethics generate, amplify, and constrain moral distress, pointing ...
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Elite Mentors and Academic Inbreeding Shape How China’s Young Physicists Choose Their Research Paths
A new study of China's Young Scientists Fund awardees in physics finds that elite mentorship and academic inbreeding push junior ...
Work Outside the Home Changes How New Mothers Feel, Study of 498 Women Finds
A study of 498 new mothers in Shanghai finds that full-time employment boosts social support and lowers negative emotions, while ...
China’s Community Mental Health Push: What Six Years of Policy Data Reveal
A six-year analysis of Chinese policy documents shows community mental health integration in Sichuan dramatically improved patient medication and management ...
AI Spots Which Older Diabetics Are Most at Risk of Depression
A machine learning study of 825 older Chinese adults with diabetes found that an XGBoost model could identify high-risk depressive ...
Two-Thirds of Oral Cancer Patients in China Show Cognitive Impairment on Screening
A cross-sectional study of 567 oral cancer patients in Hunan, China, found that 67.4 percent screened positive for cognitive impairment ...
Curious Minds, Open Offices: What Shapes How Workers Really Feel About AI
A survey of 423 Chinese corporate employees finds that self-directed learning fosters positive attitudes toward artificial intelligence both directly and ...
Most Women Know Folic Acid Prevents Birth Defects, Yet Few Take It Correctly, Study Finds
A large mixed-methods study of Chinese women finds that while nearly all know folic acid prevents neural tube defects, fewer ...
When Cancer Treatment Consumes Life: Lymphoma Patients Reveal the Hidden Burden of Time Toxicity
A qualitative study of young and middle-aged lymphoma patients in China reveals how the cumulative time demands of cancer treatment ...
Global Medical AI Policies Score Well on Vision but Falter on Enforcement, Study Finds
A quantitative analysis of 42 medical AI policies from seven major economies finds strong strategic vision but weak implementation tools, ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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