Authors: Lee A, Cheun HI, Choi YH
Public health weekly report
Rhythm is one of the basic building blocks of human musicality. In its simplest form, the use of a regular pulse—like the clicking of a metronome, referred to as —is extremely widespread among music t...
Authors: Elor A, Parrales A, Bourdon SM, Kuznetsov M, Callwood K, Tu A, Powell M, Robbins A, Bundle M, Skelton F, Touchett H
Frontiers in virtual reality
Autism Spectrum Condition (ASC) is classified as a neurodevelopmental disorder in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 5th Edition (DSM-5) []. In the UK, it is estimated that mor...
Authors: Alajajian S, Gudiel de León CE, Ajú Batz LC, Rohloff P
Annals of global health
Cognitive impairment is a core and enduring feature of schizophrenia, affecting multiple domains and representing one of the strongest determinants of functional outcome, disability, and quality of li...
Authors: Szepietowska M, Krajewski PK, Pacan P, Wojas-Pelc A, Matusiak L, Jaworek AK
Clinical, cosmetic and investigational dermatology
Cancer, as the second leading cause of death globally, poses a severe public health challenge. According to GLOBOCAN data, there were nearly 20 million new cancer cases worldwide in 2022., With advanc...
Authors: Uyttebroek L, Beames JR, Wampers M, van Aubel E, Weermeijer J, Myin-Germeys I
Internet interventions
Understanding why a partner acts the way they do is central to how couples think, feel, and behave toward one another. When a partner behaves in ways that feel hurtful or frustrating, the explanations...
Authors: Zhu W, Li B, Cui R
Neural regeneration research
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an immune-mediated, neurodegenerative disease of the central nervous system, and this disease often results in alterations in imaging-based markers of neural connectivity, s...
Authors: Schibler BM, Kanne SM, Stoddard GJ, Carbone PS
Journal of autism and developmental disorders
Nurses are central to any healthcare system, serving as the front‐line link between clinical policy and patient outcomes (AL‐Dossary ). Improving their clinical performance is not only an operational...
Authors: Hallaj S, Halfpenny W, Radgoudarzi N, Boland MV, Swaminathan SS, Wang SY, Xu BY, Amarasekera DC, Stagg B, Chen A, Hribar M, Thakoor KA, Goetz KE, Myers JS, Lee AY, Christopher MA, Zangwill LM, Weinreb RN, Baxter SL
Journal of glaucoma
Classically known as a transcription factor mastering the development of the mammalian rostral brain and promoting the cytoarchitectonic maturation and activity of neocortical neurons (reviewed in Art...
Authors: Zhou T, Zhong Y, Yu S, Sun R, Zhang Z, Du X, Lee SM, Chen Z, Tian W, Lai Y, Song B, Zheng Y, Xu Z
Neural regeneration research
Infant hearing loss occurs at an incidence of 1.4 per 1000 births and children born with hearing loss are at a significant risk of language development delays. The identification, management, and repo...
Authors: Rao RPN
Nature neuroscience
A Schatzki ring, also known as a lower esophageal ring, is a thin, symmetric, circumferential narrowing of the distal esophagus located at or near the gastroesophageal junction. It is commonly classif...
Authors: Gill SV, Shin D, Kim TW, Magane KM, Hereen T, Winter M, Helfrich C, Saitz R
OTJR : occupation, participation and health
The increase in the global older adult population results in challenges for healthcare systems, as population aging brings specific demands, such as an increase in the prevalence and severity of disea...
Authors: Bush ML, McNulty B, Shinn JB
The Laryngoscope
Emotional eating has a pooled prevalence of 44.9% (95% CI: .29–.62) among populations with overweight or obesity, according to a recent meta-analysis that included 18 studies []. This high prevalence...
Authors: Frankenburg R, Levy D, Ayalon L
Journal of Community Psychology
Globally, immunization supply chains are recognized as a critical backbone of national immunization programs, and persistent weaknesses in cold-chain equipment, real-time stock visibility, and tempera...
Authors: Mounzer E, Hettiarachchi M
Spartan Medical Research Journal
In 1996, the U.S. Congress passed an appropriations bill that included the , which prohibited the use of federal funds to promote or advocate for gun control. The amendment targeted political advocacy...
Authors: Wu S, Guo T, Zheng X, Gu C, Hu Y, Gu X, Zhou X
Neural regeneration research
Alzheimer’s disease (AD), which is the primary cause of dementia, is rapidly becoming one of the most costly and fatal neurological conditions (Scheltens et al., 2021). In the past few decades, there...