Nearly 6 in 10 Americans now know alcohol raises cancer risk, survey finds
A nationally representative Annenberg survey finds that 58 percent of U.S. adults know regular drinking increases cancer risk, a five-point ...
A nationally representative Annenberg survey finds that 58 percent of U.S. adults know regular drinking increases cancer risk, a five-point ...
A cross-sectional evaluation of five large language models found that GPT-5 produced significantly higher-rated shingles patient-education text than its competitors, ...
A conceptual paper in Discover Mental Health proposes mental health promotion fatigue as a provisional construct, hypothesizing that cumulative exposure ...
JMIR Publications' latest News and Perspectives features examine AI screening for gender-based violence in Brazil, the psychological effects of GLP-1 ...
Interviews with 56 emergency-department patients found that empathy was the central influence on care experience across an urban academic center ...
A 2025 online survey of 513 Saudi parents found high reported childhood vaccination uptake but lower and uneven awareness of ...
A planned University of Oklahoma study will test whether social media messages can improve parental knowledge, preventive behaviors, and potentially ...
A national cross-sectional study of Ugandan women found that malaria messages were associated with greater insecticide-treated net use, but comprehensive ...
A descriptive communication analysis of printable POLST forms across 51 U.S. jurisdictions finds that CPR orders are made visible and ...
A cross-sectional study of 10 top-ranked pediatric first aid websites found generally readable pages but no site that met the ...
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