Pediatricians Reveal Why Menstrual Health Still Gets Pushed Aside in Kids’ Checkups
A qualitative study of 46 pediatric providers across 22 US states reveals why menstrual health remains under-addressed in pediatric care ...
Tag: qualitative research
Family, Faith and Trust Shape HPV Prevention Choices Among Nigerian Girls and Women
A qualitative study of 56 Nigerian girls and women in Lagos reveals that family dynamics, cultural beliefs, trust in providers, ...
Duty and Distress: What Chinese Doctors and Nurses Endured on Medical Aid in Botswana
A phenomenological study of 21 Chinese physicians and nurses who served in Botswana reveals how moral dilemmas and emotional labor ...
When the Lips Betray: Musicians With Embouchure Dystonia Reveal How They Make Sense of a Career-Threatening Disorder
A grounded theory study of 14 brass and woodwind musicians reveals how conflicting beliefs, identity loss, and fragmented care shape ...
Why Adults at High Risk of Type 1 Diabetes Shrug Off Their Screening Results
A Danish qualitative study finds that adult first-degree relatives of people with type 1 diabetes often downplay their screening results, ...
Brain Fog at Work: How Menopause Disrupts Women’s Careers and Mental Health
A qualitative study of 50 UK women finds that brain fog and memory problems at menopause can trigger a spiral ...
The Hidden Retention System: How Dissertation Chairs Keep PhD Students on Track
A qualitative study of 20 experienced dissertation chairs at 12 US research universities reveals how faculty quietly carry out doctoral ...
Why Female Engineers Stay: Career Growth Outweighs Pay Fairness in South African Study
A qualitative study of nine South African female engineers finds that career development, not pay alone, drives their decisions to ...
When Every Voice Says Something Different: Metastatic Cancer Patients Struggle to Navigate Conflicting Nutrition Advice
A qualitative study of 24 Dutch patients with metastatic cancer finds that the real challenge is not a lack of ...
How Two East African Communities Define Gratitude in Children
A new cross-cultural study of the Turkana of Kenya and the Amhara of Ethiopia reveals that gratitude in young children ...
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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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