Pilot Trial Evaluates Interprofessional Chronic Low Back Pain Rehabilitation in Ethiopia
A pilot randomized controlled trial in Ethiopia found that an interprofessional rehabilitation program for chronic low back pain was feasible ...
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Surgical Milestones Track Resident Skill Progression Better Than Numeric Scores
A mixed-methods study published in BMC Medical Education on 29 August 2026 reports that milestone-based formative assessment documented a progressive ...
Personalized prehabilitation linked to lower pre-transplant mortality
An observational study links personalized exercise and nutrition prehabilitation with improved frailty and roughly 50% lower mortality risk among liver ...
Evidence-Based Program Linked to Lower Refeeding Syndrome Rates in ICU Patients
A structured, evidence-based risk management program developed through expert consensus was associated with lower refeeding syndrome incidence, 18.8 percent versus ...
Copper cell death splits into two distinct routes converging on mitochondria
A preclinical study in Molecular Cancer reports that elesclomol and neocuproine trigger mechanistically distinct, FDX1-dependent and FDX1-independent forms of copper-driven ...
EITC expansion linked to developmental declines for some children
A survey-based study links expanded Earned Income Tax Credit incentives to relative declines in test scores and early development among ...
Italian pilot trial protocol evaluates in-person UCLA PEERS program and exploratory EEG response markers
A 36-participant pilot randomized trial will assess the feasibility of in-person UCLA PEERS in Italian routine care and explore baseline ...
Quasi-experimental study links scalable end-of-life care simulation with short-term competence gains in nursing students
A quasi-experimental study of 27 third-year nursing students in Japan found that an 80-minute end-of-life care simulation was associated with ...
Construction of a training program for clinical nurses coping with moral distress based on Corley’s theoretical model
A mixed-methods study constructed a three-level ethical training framework for clinical nurses, but the abstract did not report testing its ...
School cancer-education service-learning linked to short-term gains among medical students and pupils
A pre/post evaluation associated supervised school cancer-education service-learning with improved teaching self-efficacy and cancer knowledge among 23 medical students, while ...
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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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