Cancer Survivors Left in the Dark About Debilitating Bowel Problems After Radiotherapy
A qualitative study of 28 cancer survivors and 19 health professionals finds that information about chronic bowel symptoms after pelvic ...
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Co-Designed Mental Health Formulation Model Wins Praise but Stumbles on the Ward
A collaboratively developed psychological formulation model co-designed with service users was rated highly acceptable by staff and lived-experience participants, but ...
Young Cancer Survivors Say AI Chatbots Could Fill a Gap in Care, If They Can Be Trusted
Interviews with eighteen young adult cancer survivors reveal cautious optimism that generative AI chatbots could supplement survivorship care through personalized, ...
Teachers in Afghanistan Reveal Why Outcome-Based Education Fails to Take Root
Interviews with nine Afghan EFL teachers reveal that resource shortages, weak training, rigid curricula and contradictory policies reduce outcome-based education ...
Trust, Stigma and the School Clinic: Why Relationships Decide Whether Teens Talk About Childhood Trauma
A qualitative study of twenty adolescents and parents finds that trust, school social dynamics, and community relationships—not the screening tools ...
When a Suicide Attempt Shakes a Whole Household: South African Families Left Without Support
A qualitative South African study finds that families living with persons who have attempted suicide face psychological destabilization and broken ...
NHS Hospitals Struggle to Swap Single-Use Medical Devices for Reusables
A qualitative study of NHS organisations in England and Wales finds that awareness and successful pilots of reusable medical products ...
Invisible in Crisis: Older Women’s Health and Safety Needs Overlooked in Humanitarian Emergencies
A global qualitative study of humanitarian practitioners reveals how data gaps, economic exploitation, mobility barriers, and intersecting ageism and sexism ...
Telemedicine Wins Trust in Uganda, But Connectivity and Policy Gaps Hold It Back
A qualitative study of policymakers, providers, and patients in Kampala finds telemedicine widely accepted for its convenience and privacy, but ...
When Dementia Takes Away a Voice: How Palliative Care Helps Families Make Hospital Decisions
A qualitative study of eighteen family caregivers shows that palliative care consultations ease surrogate decision-making for hospitalized dementia patients, but ...
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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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