Neighborhood Disadvantage May Be Simpler Than We Thought, Study Finds
A nationwide factor analysis of more than 84,000 US census tracts finds that neighborhood disadvantage has shifted from a multidimensional ...
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Why Hong Kong Struggles to Screen for Osteoporosis: Patients, Doctors and Policymakers Disagree
A qualitative study of 35 Hong Kong stakeholders reveals that cost, resource constraints, weak coordination and low public awareness are ...
Nurse Training Shows Real Promise in Preventing Devastating Diabetic Foot Complications
A systematic review of nine quasi-experimental studies across five continents finds that structured educational programs significantly improve nurses' knowledge and ...
How Lagos Is Turning WHO Digital Health Advice Into Working Mental Health Care
Researchers in Lagos State, Nigeria, have adapted and pilot-tested the WHO's digital health guideline for mental health services, showing that ...
Low Birth Volumes and Finances Drive Hospital Obstetric Closures, Study Finds
A JAMA Health Forum study finds that lower birth volume, unprofitability, proximity to another obstetric hospital and for-profit status are ...
Navigating Barriers: How Resources Shape Parental Confidence in Ontario’s Autism Caregivers
Interviews with 18 Ontario caregivers of autistic children reveal that service system opacity and limited access erode parental self-efficacy, while ...
Digital Health Promises Much but Delivers Little in Rural Bangladesh, Study Finds
A new mixed-methods study in Bangladesh finds that despite high internet access and strong public readiness, most rural residents have ...
Bioethics Grant Targets Ethical Design of Long-Term Care Facilities
Boston University physician-architect Diana Anderson has received a $50,000 Greenwall Foundation grant to integrate bioethical evaluation of long-term care facility ...
Evidence Briefs Offer a Roadmap for Treating Heart Attacks and Amputee Rehabilitation in Colombia
Researchers developed two evidence briefs for Colombia's health ministry showing that coronary care networks and integrated rehabilitation pathways could overcome ...
Lived Experience as Leverage: How Eating Disorder Advocates Confront a Broken Care System
A new qualitative study of U.S. eating disorder advocates reveals how lived experience fuels activism against stigma while exposing the ...
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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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