Six Simple Questions Could Reveal Hidden Depression in Older Gut Patients
Researchers in China built a six-variable nomogram from national CHARLS survey data that uses logistic regression and SHAP analysis to ...
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New Prediction Tool Flags Postpartum Fatigue With Surprising Accuracy
Researchers in China have developed and internally validated a four-variable nomogram that predicts postpartum fatigue with good accuracy during routine ...
Seven Years of Surveillance Data Reveal Why Ready-to-Eat Foods Fail Safety Tests in Tropical Colombia
A seven-year analysis of Colombian surveillance data found that nearly 40 percent of ready-to-eat food samples failed microbiological standards, with ...
Where a Vessel Touches a Nerve Decides Whether the Face Twitches
New MRI research shows that the precise location and severity of blood vessel compression on the facial nerve, not mere ...
How Much of a Lecture Video Students Actually Watch Predicts Their Exam Scores
A study of medical students in a flipped neurosurgery course found that how much of each lecture video students watched ...
Spectral CT Scan Before Treatment May Predict How Lymphoma Patients Respond
A new study shows that combining baseline dual-layer spectral detector CT measurements with clinical factors such as B symptoms and ...
Safety-First AI Maps Vaccine Hesitancy to Prevent Communication Backfire
A new BMC Public Health study presents a safety-first machine learning framework that segments Iranian adults into vaccine-hesitancy profiles and ...
Low Sodium and High Neutrophils Mark Severe COVID-19 in Children, Study Finds
A three-year Chinese hospital study of 519 children with COVID-19 found that hyponatremia and elevated neutrophil count were the only ...
Work-Life Balance Emerges as the Strongest Predictor of Whether Employees Stay or Quit
A new analysis of nearly 15,000 employee records finds that work-life balance and remote work access are the strongest statistical ...
Four in Ten Nepali Teens Show Problematic Internet Use, Study Finds
A study of 406 higher secondary students in Kathmandu found 42.6 percent showed problematic internet use, with risk highest among ...
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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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