French Law Expanded Occupational Doctors’ Duties, But Time and Staffing Gaps Kept Practice Unchanged
A qualitative study of ten occupational physicians in Normandy finds that France's 2021 prevention reform expanded their legal missions but ...
Tag: health promotion
Schools Could Fix the Oral Health Crisis, but a Landmark Review Shows We Are Barely Trying
A sweeping scoping review of four decades of research finds that oral health remains a neglected add-on in primary school ...
Text Messages After the ER Help Patients Quit Risky Habits, Trial Finds
A Hong Kong randomized controlled trial found that a brief phone-based intervention plus six months of WhatsApp or WeChat messages ...
Famous Lifestyle Questionnaire Shows Cracks When Put to the Test in Iranian Students
A validation study of 501 Iranian medical sciences students finds partial support for the six-factor structure of the Persian Health-Promoting ...
One-Hour Ergonomics Lesson Transforms Office Workers’ Habits in Three Months
A randomized controlled trial in Egypt found that a single one-hour health education session significantly improved office workers' knowledge, attitudes, ...
Scientists Build a 22-Point Scorecard to Measure Healthy Living in Chinese Adults
Researchers at Shanxi Medical University have built a 22-item healthy lifestyle index for Chinese adults using a modified Delphi consensus ...
Only One in Ten Palestinian Women Has Ever Been Screened for Cervical Cancer, Survey Finds
A survey of 707 Palestinian women found that only 9.5 percent had ever been screened for cervical cancer, with knowledge ...
Children Join Health Research in Germany, but Adults Still Hold the Reins
A first systematic scoping review of participatory health research with children in Germany finds creative methods and strong ethics but ...
Photographing Well-Being: Patients Say Photo-Based Therapy Helped Them Recover From Stress-Related Illness
A Swedish qualitative study of 35 patients finds that the photo-supported conversation treatment BeWell™ helped people with stress-related illness improve ...
Occupational Therapy Students Say Their Training Leaves Them Unready for Primary Health Care
A qualitative study of Cypriot occupational therapy students finds they feel unprepared for primary health care and calls for curricula ...
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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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