Emotional Exhaustion Emerges as the Hub of Burnout in Network Study of Chinese Healthcare Workers
A network analysis of 362 Chinese healthcare workers identifies emotional exhaustion as the most connected and predictable node linking burnout, ...
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ICU Noise Never Stops: Lebanese Nurses Reveal the Hidden Cost of Getting Used to It
A mixed-methods study of 228 Lebanese ICU nurses finds that adaptation to constant noise reflects endurance rather than relief, with ...
France’s 220,000-Person Health Cohort Marks a Decade of Discoveries
A decade after its launch, France's CONSTANCES cohort of 219,144 adults has become a uniquely powerful open research infrastructure, producing ...
The Hidden Wound: Self-Stigma Strikes Nearly Six in Ten Working Bipolar Patients
A study of 106 working patients with bipolar disorder in Tunis found that nearly 57 percent were self-stigmatised and that ...
Fuel Vapors May Be Silently Stealing Gas Station Workers’ Sense of Smell
A Brazilian study using a digital odor identification test found that nearly 60 percent of gas station attendants had measurable ...
What Your Workday Does to Your Brain: Movement, Sitting and Midlife Cognition
A Finnish study of over 1,000 middle-aged employees using accelerometers and compositional data analysis found that links between daily movement ...
Six in Ten Hospital Workers in Nepal Show Signs of Burnout, Study Finds
A cross-sectional study of 242 hospital health workers in Pokhara, Nepal, found that 61.6 percent experienced burnout, with insufficient sleep, ...
One in Five Healthcare Workers Faces Digital Violence, Major Chinese Survey Finds
A survey of 3,408 healthcare workers in Heilongjiang Province, China, finds that 22.4 percent experienced digital violence in the past ...
Ambulance Crews Under Pressure: Study Maps Occupational Stress Among Pakistan’s Emergency Technicians
A survey of 252 emergency medical technicians in Sindh, Pakistan, finds occupational stress is widespread and driven by weekly work ...
Sleepless and Disconnected: How Poor Rest and Weak Social Ties Undermine Nurse Safety
A mixed-methods study of 418 nurses shows that poor sleep erodes safety behavior both directly and by shrinking nurses' social ...
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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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