Three-Year Study Reveals Who Really Uses Dementia Care Services in Taiwan
A three-year Taiwanese cohort study of 1,281 dementia patients finds that formal long-term care use rose from 34 to 44 ...
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Machine Learning Forecasts Reservoir Water Well but Misses Silent Sediment Loss
A comparative study of Taiwan's Mingde and Shihmen reservoirs shows machine learning models forecast monthly storage with high skill but ...
Forever Chemicals Slip Through a Modern Water Recycling Plant, Year After Year
A year-long study of a Taiwanese water recycling center found that PFAS concentrations in treated effluent exceeded those in the ...
Medication and Therapy Clues Predict Which Teens With Mood Disorders Need Hospital Care
A Taiwanese electronic medical record study of 511 young patients with mood disorders found that medication exposures and psychotherapy service ...
Flipped Classroom Training Boosts Empowering Leadership Among Nursing Home Nurse Leaders
A Taiwanese pilot study found that a 12-week flipped-learning program substantially improved empowering leadership behaviors among nurse leaders in residential ...
Chinese Version of Occupational Balance Questionnaire Proves Reliable for People with Depression
Researchers in Taiwan have translated and validated the Occupational Balance Questionnaire 11 into traditional Chinese, showing strong reliability and validity ...
Marriage Is Losing Its Grip Unevenly: Taiwan’s Generations Reveal a Split in Family Values
A 20-year analysis of Taiwanese survey data shows that only attitudes toward cohabitation follow the clean generational pattern predicted by ...
AI Learns to Read the Landscape: Dual-Branch Neural Networks Sharpen Landslide Predictions in Taiwan
A dual-branch deep learning framework that fuses local terrain characteristics with surrounding spatial context has achieved record accuracy in mapping ...
The Hospital Comes Home: Taiwan’s Pilot Trial Brings Acute Wards Into Living Rooms
A Taiwanese pilot trial of 144 frail older adults found that hospital-level acute care delivered directly to patients' homes achieved ...
Scorching Days May Trigger First-Ever Kidney Failure Hospitalizations, Taiwan Study Finds
A nationwide Taiwanese study of nearly 475,000 first acute kidney injury hospitalizations finds that each additional degree above 30 degrees ...
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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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