Authors: Yan Q, Wang Y, Xu L, Liu B, Zhu B, Shang S, Guan B
Frontiers in aging neuroscience
Cardiac surgery, including coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) and valve surgery, remains the mainstay of treatment for serious cardiovascular disease (). In high-income countries, annual surgical...
Authors: Zhu X, Ni Z, Lian M, Yin H
Frontiers in psychology
Effective nursing leadership is central to the delivery of safe, high‑quality healthcare and is associated with improved patient outcomes, workforce stability, and team functioning (; ). As healthcare...
Authors: Meenakshi S, Raghunath N, Dwivedi AK
Frontiers in public health
On-site availability of laboratory tests for routine HIV diagnosis and management was limited in a diverse global cohort of HIV clinics in 2019. Most clinics in this cohort did not report user fees, a...
Authors: Qiu Z, Huang B, Zhou H, Huang Y, Liu H
Frontiers in psychiatry
The COVID-19 pandemic prompted a rapid national expansion of digital health. Telehealth rose from a fraction of a percent of outpatient encounters to a double-digit share of ambulatory care within wee...
Authors: Noland E
Frontiers in psychiatry
Implementation Science (IS) theories, models, and frameworks (TMFs) have been identified as one of 10 key ingredients of successful IS proposals (). They serve as a critical backbone of IS research pr...
Authors: You D, Duan X, Guo W, Hou Z, Wang J, Sheng W, Liao W
Frontiers in pediatrics
Depressive symptoms are among the most prevalent presentations in primary care and are frequently managed pharmacologically [, ]. Increasing evidence supports a broader understanding of depression as...
Authors: Xu C, Zhang Y, Du N, Peng H, Yin S
Frontiers in psychiatry
Adolescence is a critical developmental stage characterized by a high incidence of psychological and behavioral problems (). Research indicates that approximately 50% of lifetime mental illnesses have...
Authors: Yu B, He XN, Zhang XH, Lei G, Song XY, Wu JL, Li DX, Cheng SN, Zhang Y, Lv JM
Frontiers in human neuroscience
Post-stroke depression (PSD) represents a prevalent neuropsychiatric sequela of acute ischemic stroke (AIS), affecting approximately 30–50% of patients within three months of onset, with symptoms rang...
Authors: Li L, Sun S, Fu B, Gao Z, Liu L, Wang L, Xiao C
Frontiers in surgery
Stroke recovery involves multiple neurobiological mechanisms, including reversal of diaschisis, reorganization of surviving pathways, and formation of new synapses via neuroplasticity []. There are tw...
Authors: Zhang J, Luo R, Chen J
Frontiers in aging neuroscience
Different types of diabetes and thyroid diabetes were associated with dementia. Combinations of diabetes and thyroid diabetes were associated with dementia. Cumulative years of diabetes and thyroid di...
Authors: Abadi MH, Shamblen SR, Rayens MK, Thompson KT, Wildman A, Rademacher K, Wieczorek W, Nishimura R, Rose SW, Koffarnus MN, Himelhoch S, Hahn EJ
Frontiers in public health
Non-suicidal self-injury (NSSI) refers to deliberate, repeated harm to one’s own body without suicidal intent (). It frequently co-occurs with psychiatric conditions such as eating disorders, bipolar...
Authors: Kim J, Wen L, Lim S
Frontiers in public health
Cervical cancer is a global health issue that seriously affects women (–). According to the World Health Organization (WHO), cervical cancer is the most common cancer among women in 23 countries and t...
Authors: Yan J, Kuang C, Liang X, Sun X, Chen F
Frontiers in psychology
Social cognition encompasses all those mental processes that enable individuals to understand, interpret, and respond to others' thoughts, intentions, and behaviors. These abilities are essential in c...
Authors: Arslan B, Ünal S
Frontiers in psychiatry
Chronic rhinosinusitis (CRS) is one of the most common chronic diseases worldwide. It is an upper respiratory tract ailment marked by widespread inflammation of the mucosal lining of the nose and para...
Authors: Chen D, Wang B, Xu L, Tang Y
Frontiers in psychology
Adolescence is a vulnerable period for the onset of mental health problems, with the most comprehensive meta-analysis (192 studies; n≈709k) estimates ~35% of first onsets occur before 14, ~48% before...