Why Parents Reach for Oils During Infant Massage: New Qualitative Study From Türkiye
Infant massage is one of humanity's oldest caregiving rituals, and in many cultures it comes with a bottle of oil ...
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Years After a Historic EHR Switch, Clinicians Say Workarounds Rule Their Workday
A qualitative study of VA clinicians finds that years after the largest electronic health record transition in history, persistent system ...
When Asthma Care Changes Hands: GPs Reveal Cracks in the Adolescent Transition
A qualitative study of Belgian general practitioners reveals ambivalence, poor interprofessional communication, and training gaps that undermine transitional care for ...
Ayurvedic Practitioners in the UK Struggle to Treat Chronic Disease Within a Western-Dominated NHS
A qualitative study of seventeen UK Ayurvedic practitioners reveals how they position their holistic care as complementary to NHS chronic ...
Same AI, Different Eyes: Educators and Students Read University Change in Opposite Ways
A survey of 223 Singapore university educators and students finds that both groups recognise the same AI-driven changes in higher ...
What 144 Lecturers in Rwanda Reveal About the Future of University Teaching
A large qualitative study of Rwandan universities identifies the technological, emotional and institutional barriers facing lecturers and proposes a three-pillar ...
What COPD Patients Really Feel When They Try Herbal Medicine, Tuina, and Acupuncture
A qualitative study of eleven COPD patients in South Korea reveals that herbal medicine, chuna manual therapy, and acupuncture produce ...
Older Adults in Brazil Use Food as Quiet Resistance Against Medicalized Aging
A qualitative study of twenty older adults in Northeastern Brazil shows that traditional food practices function as symbolic resistance, preserving ...
Pharmacists Reveal Hidden Struggles in Iraq’s Kidney Transplant Care
Interviews with all eligible pharmacists at Baghdad's two major transplant hospitals reveal dispensing-centered roles, fragmented collaboration, inconsistent patient education, and ...
Urban Chinese Mothers Face Stacked Stressors in the First Three Years, Study Finds
A qualitative study of 50 mothers in Shanghai finds that postpartum health problems, caregiving burden, weak family support, work–childcare conflict, ...
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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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