Patients Say Clinician Swearing May Boost Motivation in Physical Rehabilitation
An exploratory study of 57 physical rehabilitation patients found that most who experienced clinician swearing reported neutral to positive effects ...
Tag: treatment adherence
Village Health Workers Make Malaria Follow-Up Work in Cambodia’s Remote Communities
A mixed methods study in Cambodia shows village malaria workers dramatically expanded follow-up of Plasmodium vivax patients, with coverage rising ...
Patient Education Emerges as a Lifeline for Cancer Treatment Adherence Across Africa
A scoping review of 11 studies across eight African countries finds that structured, culturally tailored patient education, including SMS and ...
Real-World Data Show Carfilzomib Regimens Deliver Strong Results in Multiple Myeloma
The final results of the German CARO study show that carfilzomib-based regimens achieve high adherence, trial-consistent effectiveness, and stable quality ...
Nurses without psychiatry training can treat depression in TB patients, Nigerian trial finds
A Nigerian trial found that non-specialist health workers delivering integrated tuberculosis and depression care reduced depressive symptoms as effectively as ...
Tuberculosis Adherence Research Is Measuring Different Things Under the Same Name
A scoping review of 103 observational studies finds that tuberculosis treatment adherence is inconsistently defined and measured, with the same ...
Why Older Adults Abandon the Exercises That Keep Them Steady
A year-long German cohort study of 337 older adults finds that adherence to prescribed vestibular exercises falls sharply after three ...
Acne Patients’ Fear of Isotretinoin Measured by New Phobia Scale
A new validated Isotretinoin Phobia Scale reveals that fear of the drug is a measurable barrier causing treatment refusal in ...
The Hidden Cost of Cancer Care: When Treatment Steals Patients’ Time
A new scoping review of 30 studies synthesizes the emerging evidence on time toxicity in cancer care, showing how treatment ...
Why Some Alcohol Patients Can’t See Their Own Illness: An Empathy Link Emerges
A new study links impaired spontaneous empathic visuo-spatial perspective-taking to low clinical insight in recently detoxified alcohol use disorder patients.
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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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