Pharmacists Could Be Public Health’s Untapped Frontline, Academics Warn
A qualitative study of Turkish pharmacy academics finds that community pharmacies hold major untapped potential for preventive public health, held ...
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Inside the Hospital Front Line: How Staff Make Split-Second Decisions for Patients With Multiple Chronic Diseases
A qualitative study of 40 UK hospital staff reveals how clinicians navigate uncertainty when treating patients with multiple long-term conditions, ...
Grief Without Closure: Tanzanian Families Bereaved in 2025 Post-Election Violence Show Frozen Mourning
A qualitative study of 28 bereaved family members in Tanzania reveals how frozen grief, economic hardship and limited accountability shape ...
How Russia Turns Classical Music Into a Tool of National Identity
A new study shows that the Saint Petersburg State Philharmonic's concert programming from 2013 to 2023 systematically reflected five Kremlin ...
Cervical Cancer Through the Eyes of North Korean Defector Women in South Korea
A qualitative study of eleven North Korean defector women with cervical cancer reveals six themes spanning neglect, treatment powerlessness, body ...
When a Transplant Goes Wrong: Surgeons Reveal the Hidden Toll of Adverse Events
A first-of-its-kind mixed-methods study reveals how perioperative adverse events inflict lasting psychological and professional tolls on kidney transplant surgeons, shaping ...
Labels Are Not Enough: What Parents, Teachers and Teens Say Schools Get Wrong About Autism
A University of Galway study of parents, educators and teenagers finds that real inclusion for autistic adolescents depends less on ...
When the Monitors Go Silent: How Parents of Preterm Babies Become the Machine
A qualitative study of 24 parents in China reveals how families of preterm infants struggle to interpret uncertain health cues ...
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 ...
Behind the Simulator: What Nurse Educators Reveal About Teaching Critical Care in Norway
A Norwegian qualitative study of nine nurse educators reveals that high-quality simulation in master's-level critical care nursing depends on layered ...
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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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