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Regret, uncertainty, and bounded rationality in norm-driven decisions.

Authors: Charalambous C

PloS one

Menstruation is a natural biological process marking the transition from adolescence to womanhood. Despite its physiological normalcy, menstruation remains a subject of silence, stigma, and discrimina...

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Evaluation of the adequacy of care for individuals with diabetes in Brazil: The intersection between gender, race, and socioeconomic profile.

Authors: Fernandes FCGM, Bezerra RA, Barbosa IR

PloS one

In the early 1990s, increased nuchal translucency (NT) was first identified as a sonographic marker for fetal chromosomal abnormalities in the first trimester, particularly for the detection of Down s...

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Understanding primary care physicians' perceptions of large language model adoption in clinical practice: A qualitative research protocol leveraging the technology adoption behavior framework.

Authors: Pokharel BB, Hsu M, Hedden L, Nimmon L, Bloom DE, Tsuei SH

PloS one

Social anxiety refers to a persistent fear of social situations and interactions. Individuals with social anxiety often experience anxiety in situations such as speaking in public, interactions with s...

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Social marketing intervention for social media-related adolescent risk behaviours in North India: A multi-city cluster RCT protocol.

Authors: Kiran T, Singh A, Sharma D, Mehra A, Jaglan L, Kumari T, Syal P, Gupta M, Goel K, Aggarwal AK

PloS one

Behavior has been defined as the total movement produced by an animal (). Learned movement sequences, in particular, involve repeated execution of actions with high precision, low variability, and spe...

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Efficient fine-tuning of large-scale vision-language models for visual marketing analysis: From brand logo detection to aesthetic preference prediction.

Authors: Qin S, Wei S

PloS one

Healthcare leaders are increasingly expected to implement organizational change while maintaining high-quality patient care, often within environments characterized by competing clinical, operational,...

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Investigating the effects of tracheostomy cuff deflation timing in patients requiring prolonged mechanical ventilation - An observational study.

Authors: Harriman A, Parekh D, Tunnicliffe W, Snelson C, Hodson J, Capewell R, Metcalf M, Dawson C, Weblin J

PloS one

The university period represents a developmental stage characterized by increased autonomy, profound lifestyle changes, and heightened vulnerability to health‑related behavior disruptions. Insufficien...

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Investigating "Another Me" digital twin technology to support the development of human relationships: An exploratory randomized controlled study.

Authors: Yamasato A, Takayama C, Eitoku S, Ishii Y, Ishii R, Andarini L, Matsuo K, Otsuka A, Sha S, Tamura J, Kamono E, Ohashi M, Yano Y, Miyazaki T

PloS one

Febrile seizures (FS) are the most prevalent seizure disorder in early childhood, occurring in approximately 2–5% of children under six years of age worldwide. They are associated with fever in the ab...

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Facilitators of and barriers to interprofessional learning between nurses and physiotherapists in hospital-based clinical practice: A scoping review.

Authors: Åhlund K, Johnsson A, Rönnerhag M

PloS one

Mobile money adoption in Africa has expanded rapidly, outpacing other regions and significantly advancing financial inclusion [,]. By facilitating fast, secure, and low-cost transactions, it allows ho...

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Household level multidimensional energy poverty and its determinants: Evidence from tea estates in Bangladesh.

Authors: Koiry S, Alam MJ, Begum IA, Farid MS

PloS one

Many eukaryotic lineages rely on acquisitions of metabolic capacity from other species to meet their energetic and material needs (). These expansions of metabolism can affect an organism’s contempora...

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How soundscape shapes restorative experience in a world heritage site: The mediating role of cultural authenticity at Mount Emei, China.

Authors: Wang H, Azizui MFA, Liu H, Hong J, Zhou P, Yang M

PloS one

Shared decision-making (SDM) is a process that promotes patients’ involvement in their own care by respecting and responding to their individual preferences, needs, and values [,]. It is endorsed by p...

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Uncovering complex correlations between multidimensional factors and breastfeeding duration using XGBoost.

Authors: Yang L, Wang W, Chen Y

PloS one

Evidence-based medicine is the practice of integrating clinical judgment with current best evidence, and is essential for making informed clinical decisions and improving patient care.[–] In 2010, 75...

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Reaching common ground: Protocol for a qualitative study to explore Korean immigrant patient experiences in shared decision-making with primary care physicians.

Authors: Lee KG, Gagliardi AR, Lofters AK, Pinto AD, Maunder RG

PloS one

Modern urban life exposes people to constant stress, noise, and mental fatigue. Urban crowding, environmental noise, and continuous cognitive demands can reduce well-being and increase the need for re...

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Mothers' home management practices during febrile seizures in children under six years of age in Jordan.

Authors: Atout M, Alhsenat NM, Gharaibeh H, Tarawneh FS, Qashou A

PloS one

According to a recent report by the National Fire Protection Association [], most home fires and fire casualties in the United States resulted from one of five causes: cooking, heating equipment, elec...

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Mobile money, and the welfare of women and youths in fragile states: Evidence from Mozambique.

Authors: Nanziri LE, Mwale ML, Kamninga TM, Wanzala RW

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Sickle Cell Disease (SCD) is a hereditary blood disorder characterised by the production of abnormal haemoglobin, leading to the deformation of red blood cells into a sickle shape. This condition pres...

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THESES-M: protocol for the development of a reporting guideline for medical theses.

Authors: Rivero-LĂłpez C, LimĂłn-Rojas AE, Morales-Carmona RO, Vilchis-Macedo CJ, Hamui-Sutton L, Vega-RodrĂ­guez MF, Romero-HenrĂ­quez LF, LĂłpez-Ortiz G

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To provide person-centered care for patients with complex needs, the competence of various healthcare professions is essential. Effective interprofessional collaboration (IPC), including shared learni...

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