Autoimmune Disease Diagnoses Quietly Shape Patients’ Decisions About Having Children
A new cross-sectional survey study reveals how diagnoses of autoimmune connective tissue diseases and their treatments shape patients' decisions about ...
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Nearly Four in Five Ghanaian Students Report Risky Sexual Behaviour, Survey Finds
A survey of 10,896 undergraduates at a Ghanaian public university found that 78.8 percent of sexually active students engaged in ...
Most South African Nursing Schools Leave Traditional Healing Out of the Classroom, National Survey Finds
A national survey of 408 South African nurse educators reveals that African traditional health knowledge is rarely taught in undergraduate ...
Most Polish Cancer Survivors Take Supplements and OTC Products, Huge Survey Finds
A six-year nationwide survey of nearly 80,000 Polish adults with a history of cancer found that 61.8 percent used dietary ...
Hospital Culture Shapes Whether Nurses Follow Clinical Guidelines, Japanese Survey Finds
A survey of 508 Japanese acute care nurses finds that workplace culture, resources, evaluation practices, and staffing are linked to ...
Coffee Shop Culture Boosts Youth Social Lives, But Only Meaningful Engagement Lifts Wellbeing
A survey of 177 young people in Saudi Arabia's Ha'il region finds that cafés foster social interaction and belonging, but ...
Nearly All Norwegian Pakistanis Use Traditional and Complementary Medicine, Survey Finds
A large cross-sectional survey of Norwegian Pakistanis found that 99.8 percent used traditional or complementary medicine in the past year, ...
Knowledge, Not Kindness, Turns Good Intentions Into Affirming Care for LGBTQ Youth
A network analysis of 318 Israeli healthcare professionals finds that SGM-specific knowledge, especially among trained clinicians, serves as the critical ...
Seven in Ten Germans Turn to Complementary Medicine, Major Survey Finds
A representative survey of 4,065 German adults finds that 70 percent have used traditional, complementary and integrative medicine, with self-reported ...
Resilience, Not Just Support, Drives Life Satisfaction for Blind Teacher Trainees in Ethiopia
A new study of 105 teacher trainees with visual impairment in Ethiopia's Amhara Region finds that resilience predicts life satisfaction ...
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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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