Polypharmacy common in older adults and linked to prescribing cascades
A retrospective cohort study of 250 older outpatients in Riyadh found that 82.8% experienced polypharmacy, which was strongly associated with ...
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Evolutionary model identifies thresholds for agricultural data participation in China
A tripartite evolutionary game model identifies subsidy, digital-literacy and entrustment-fee thresholds associated with participation in China’s agricultural data sector.
Health literacy moderates the link between health perception and surgical fear in cataract patients
In a correlational study of 225 patients awaiting cataract surgery, health literacy moderated the association between health perception and surgical ...
Fintech use linked to mixed psychological effects among finance workers
A survey of 934 Chinese financial-industry employees linked fintech use with lower psychological meaningfulness and safety but greater availability, which ...
Dark personality traits fuel unethical workplace behavior, but incivility is not the trigger many expected
A study of 312 white-collar employees in Istanbul finds that Dark Triad traits are linked to organizational dissent and unethical ...
Structural Violence and Austerity Drive Migrant Exclusion in South Africa’s Public Healthcare
South Africa's constitution promises universal health coverage to everyone who lives in the country, yet a new study reveals that ...
Why veteran language teachers beat the digital native myth on augmented reality
A mixed-methods study of 266 Greek English as a Foreign Language teachers finds that infrastructure barriers dominate augmented reality adoption, ...
Brain Signals Stay Steady in Repeated Testing, Study Finds
Event-related potentials, or ERPs, are among the most powerful tools in human neuroscience. Recorded through electrodes on the scalp, these ...
Corporate social responsibility pays off through reputation, not directly
Corporate social responsibility has moved from the margins of corporate philanthropy to the center of strategy. Boards now ask a ...
Workplace Support and Depression Drive Preschool Teachers’ Plans to Quit
A nationally representative study of 3,379 U.S. early childhood teachers finds workplace support and depressive symptoms, not hourly wages, are ...
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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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