Family Ties and Faith Leaders Outshine TV in Shaping Postpartum Depression Knowledge in Northern Nigeria
A survey of 519 women in Niger and Yobe States found that family networks, medical personnel, radio, religious leaders, social ...
Tag: Health Belief Model
One-Hour Cybersecurity Training Shifts Turkish Teens’ Habits and Self-Perception
A matched study of 601 Turkish high school students found that a standardized one-hour cybersecurity training was associated with more ...
Resilience Splits People Who Use Drugs Into Two Distinct COVID-19 Risk Groups
A cluster analysis of people who use drugs in Philadelphia found that resilience, not demographics, divided them into two distinct ...
Knowledge Alone Fails: Medical Students in Somaliland Skip Breast Self-Exams Despite Training
A survey of 202 female medical students in Borama, Somaliland, found that only 46.5 percent practiced breast self-examination despite high ...
Parental Choices Shape Fertility Preservation for Boys With Cancer in China
A survey of Chinese parents of young male cancer patients finds that parenting style drives fertility preservation decisions before treatment, ...
Patients Quietly Rewrite Their Own Prescriptions, and Their Bodies Are the Guide
A Geneva qualitative study of 24 chronic disease patients reveals how and why people secretly skip, split, or stop their ...
When Patients Say Unknown: Surgical Memory Shapes Lymphedema Information-Seeking After Breast Cancer
A cross-sectional study of 196 postoperative breast cancer patients in Hangzhou found that lymphedema-related information-seeking was independently associated with knowledge, ...
Why Breast Cancer Survivors Skip Lymphedema Screening: Beliefs, Barriers and Blind Spots
A qualitative study of 20 Chinese breast cancer survivors, framed by the health belief model, reveals that limited knowledge, underestimated ...
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 ...
Why Cancer Patients Fall for Online Misinformation: New Interview Study Reveals the Triggers
A qualitative interview study of cancer patients and caregivers in Saudi Arabia reveals that superficial search habits, trust in peer ...
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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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