When a Parent Is Dying: Global Study Reveals How Deprivation Reshapes Cancer Care for Families
A global qualitative study of 44 professionals in 23 countries finds that deprivation must be addressed through food, housing and ...
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Mental Health Services Fall Short for Young Zambians Living with HIV, Mapping Study Finds
A mapping study in Zambia's Lusaka and Shibuyunji districts found that only 23 percent of adolescents and young people on ...
Noma Survivors Face a Hidden Crisis: Depression, Stigma and the Push to Make Mental Health Core Care
A new PLOS Mental Health opinion article argues that psychological care, not just surgery, must become an integral part of ...
Cancer Plans Worldwide Overlook the Human Side of Care, Landmark Analysis Finds
A global analysis of 156 national cancer strategies finds that only 12 percent involve cancer patients in plan development and ...
After the Earthquakes, Play Became Medicine: How Volunteer-Run Playrooms Helped Turkish Children Recover
A qualitative study of volunteer play facilitators in Kayseri reveals how child-friendly playrooms established after the 2023 Kahramanmaraş earthquakes supported ...
Rethinking Refugee Mental Health: A Culturally Grounded Framework for the MENA Region
A new review in Discover Psychology proposes a trauma-informed, culturally responsive framework for meeting the mental health needs of refugees ...
Young Cancer Patients Across Europe Face Financial and Fertility Gaps, Landmark Study Finds
A multi-national European study has produced a new conceptual model showing how healthcare systems, financial pressures, fertility inequalities and legal ...
Parents of Children Receiving Molecular Radiotherapy Face Heavy Financial and Emotional Burdens
A five-year UK clinical review of 50 families reveals that parents of children undergoing molecular radiotherapy face severe financial strain, ...
Patient Navigation for Older Adults with Cancer Remains Scarce in Europe, Major Review Finds
A new scoping review finds that patient navigation programs designed for older adults with cancer remain rare in Europe, with ...
Families of Children Treated for Rare Diseases Say Long-Term Care Falls Short
A Dutch study of 70 families finds strong clinician relationships but persistent gaps in long-term information, psychosocial support and care ...
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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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