Inside Ireland’s Health Policy Machine: New Study Maps How Evidence Reaches Decision-Makers
A rapid assessment of Ireland's health policymaking system finds strong commitment to evidence use but warns that informal networks and ...
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Nurses Are Europe’s Overlooked Civil Defence Asset, Major Review Finds
A scoping review of 25 years of literature finds that nurses possess essential civil defence attributes but remain under-prepared for ...
CDC Workforce Losses Threaten Patient Safety, Infection Control Experts Warn
APIC and SHEA warn that the reported loss of nearly a third of the CDC's workforce is delaying critical guidance ...
Clinicians Say Exercise for Brain Cancer Patients Needs Referral Pathways and Policy Support
A qualitative study of clinicians, exercise specialists, and administrators involved in a neuro-oncology exercise program finds that electronic referral pathways ...
Insurance Rejections and High Costs Block Blood Cancer Patients From Filling Vital Oral Drug Prescriptions
A nationwide claims analysis found that most oral blood cancer drug prescriptions were initially rejected by insurers and that high ...
The Hospital Comes Home: Taiwan’s Pilot Trial Brings Acute Wards Into Living Rooms
A Taiwanese pilot trial of 144 frail older adults found that hospital-level acute care delivered directly to patients' homes achieved ...
Climate, Cash, and Longevity: New Study Reveals Uneven Drivers of Life Expectancy Across Seven Asian and African Nations
A quantile panel analysis of seven Asian and African nations finds that GDP, population density, and out-of-pocket health spending shape ...
Financial Toxicity Weighs Heavily on Older Adults Facing Cancer
A study of 116 older cancer patients in Türkiye finds that moderate financial toxicity is significantly correlated with lower life ...
NHS research governance may be breaking confidentiality promises to staff before studies even begin
A new commentary argues that NHS research governance processes built for clinical trials can expose participating sites and staff in ...
Older Donors, Warmer Organs: How the US Organ Recovery System Is Being Pushed to Its Limits
A new review argues that shifting donor demographics, expensive perfusion technologies, and sweeping allocation reforms have made the US organ ...
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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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