Authors: Rosenberg J, Abou-Zamzam S, Chirwa A, Tewari S, Lesh N, Weintraub R
BMJ public health
In the treatment of inpatients with mental disorders, behavioral restrictions may be necessary for those with severe symptoms. In Japan, such restrictions are regulated by law, which states that “the...
Authors: Merz LM, Doerry K, Buerger F, Klämbt V, Boeckelmann M, Dittrich K, Marczak E, Pohl M, Heyde M, Paulsen K, Drube J, von Osten H, Staude H, Mellmann A, Holle J, Lang C, Fruth A, Jung-Sendzik T, Thumfart J, Oh J, Schild R, Müller D
Open forum infectious diseases
A range of non-cigarette tobacco products are currently used in England, including cigars, cigarillos, pipes, bidis, shisha and chewing tobacco. Comprehensive cigarette smoking cessation support is av...
Authors: Lu L, Qiu X, Lai Y, Ye J, Fang M, Ma S, Xue P, Meng S, Guo C, Li Z, Chen R
Frontiers in psychiatry
Patients with persistent somatic symptoms (PSS) often struggle to navigate healthcare, face long delays before treatment and feel dismissed or excluded from decisions about their care. Previous resear...
Authors: Saito Y, Tomita K, Muraoka H, Hirooka T, Inada K
PCN reports : psychiatry and clinical neurosciences
Spinal cord injury (SCI) is a severe central nervous system disorder caused by traumatic or non-traumatic etiologies and is commonly associated with complete or partial loss of sensory, motor, and aut...
Authors: Backleh M, Yousef I, Bsharat A, Al-Ramahi R, Hamad F, Liftawi S, Qaimari B
Frontiers in psychiatry
Treatment for psychiatric disorders is based on operational diagnostic criteria derived from patients' subjective experiences and behavioral observations. Some patients respond to treatment, whereas o...
Authors: Ligon GS, Logan MK, Harms M
Perspectives on terrorism (Lowell, Mass.)
Rates of exposure to potentially traumatic events are notably high among youth (often > 70%), and many of these youth (≈15–40%) can develop posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and other emotional-beh...
Authors: Westdorp TJT, Maaskant JM, Cussen J, Ireland MJ, Marshall AP, Eskes AM
International journal of nursing studies advances
Schizophrenia is probably the most severe mental illness with high levels of disability due to early onset, course of illness and clinical manifestations, including positive, negative and cognitive sy...
Authors: Montagnoli C, Elger BS, Jackson Y, Wangmo T
BMJ public health
Acute type A aortic dissection (ATAAD) represents a life-threatening diagnosis that carries a high risk of mortality (). Advanced age is a well-known independent risk factor for increased mortality in...
Authors: Qadeer A, Khawar M, Fouad M, Jain S, Pathak P, Muhammad A, Twayana AR, Ikbariah K, Gohar N, Chaudhary M, Shenawa E, Khawar MMH
Health science reports
I read with great interest the recently published article, “Development of transdisciplinary approach scale for healthcare professionals” by Watanabe et al. The authors' contribution in developing the...
Authors: Lake J, While GM, Ophir AG, Rubenstein DR, Witczak Oldfather L, Whiting MJ
Behavioral ecology : official journal of the International Society for Behavioral Ecology
Breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed malignancy among women worldwide and represents a significant public health concern [, ]. According to a World Health Organization (WHO) report, breast can...
Authors: Barco S, Wolf S, Sebastian T, Fumagalli RM, Micieli E, Erbel C, Jalaie H, Klok FA, Schlager O, Kucher N
Research and practice in thrombosis and haemostasis
India is among the world's largest economies, with a nominal Gross Domestic product (GDP) of approximately ∼US $ 3.7–3.8 trillion and is projected to become the third largest in the world with an esti...
Authors: Taylor E, Tattan-Birch H, Brown J, Shahab L, Cox S, Mishu MP, East K, Cheeseman H, Jackson S
BMJ public health
Presbyopia affects approximately 80% of adults over 40 years and 100% of those over 60, yet fewer than 20% of those impacted in low- and middle-income countries have access to reading glasses. While p...
Authors: Deb G, Emmanuel J, Bacon JL, Wong S, Hayat A
Cureus
The U.S. has traditionally been a primary driver of science-based public health policy and multilateral health cooperation through the World Health Organization (WHO). Following the coronavirus diseas...
Authors: Lim L, Van Heerden C, Gray A
Learning health systems
Communication and coordination are critical to achieving common goals in any partnership, especially when addressing complex problems such as homelessness. Efforts to address homelessness require coor...
Authors: Njue SG, Mugo MG, Kibet EK, Kariuki J, Kiptanui E, Mbae C, Otieno P, Kariuki S, Were F
Frontiers in public health
Healthcare leaders are increasingly expected to implement organizational change while maintaining high-quality patient care, often within environments characterized by competing clinical, operational,...