Smartphone addiction linked to nomophobia in Turkish nursing students
Nursing students spend their clinical days monitoring patients' vital signs, but a new study suggests they should also be watching ...
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Loneliness linked to depression in Chinese men who acquired HIV sexually
Men living with HIV in China who acquired the virus through sexual transmission face a markedly elevated risk of depressive ...
Family Ties, Medals and Grit: What Really Decides Where Retired Chinese Athletes Land
In-depth interviews with 20 retired athletes from Liaoning's professional teams reveal five factors that shape post-career social mobility: family background, ...
Ancient Mountain Communities in China Mastered Disaster Survival Over Centuries, New Study Reveals
A new study reconstructs how traditional societies in China's Hengduan Mountains adapted to centuries of natural hazards during the Little ...
Strengthening pre-service teachers personal professional and social skills through the Islamic Iranian model of effective teacher educator training
In a bustling teacher education center in Tehran, an experiment is quietly unfolding that could reshape how the world thinks ...
Childhood adversity leaves lasting mental health scars in conflict-hit Kurdistan, study finds
A study of 368 university students in Iraq's Kurdistan Region finds that adverse childhood experiences raise the odds of PTSD ...
Botswana’s social workers trade casework for youth entrepreneurship
In Botswana, professionally trained social workers are spending their days screening business plans, disbursing enterprise grants and monitoring youth-run projects ...
Weekend sleep shifts and skipped workouts may fuel teen depression
Every Friday night, millions of adolescents do the same thing: they push their bedtime later, sleep in on Saturday morning, ...
Social jetlag linked to poorer diabetes self-management in working adults
A study of 339 employed adults with type 2 diabetes in China found each additional hour of social jetlag was ...
Two symptom bridges link social media problems and depression in students
For years, the research headline has been deceptively simple: problematic social media use goes hand in hand with depression. Meta-analyses ...
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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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