Authors: Wang Y, Feng L, Zhu X, Zhang M
Frontiers in medicine
Rett syndrome (RTT) is a rare, progressive neurodevelopmental disorder that primarily affects females and is most commonly associated with pathogenic variants in the methyl-CpG-binding protein 2 (MECP...
Authors: Jabin MSR, Nyatuka RD
Frontiers in digital health
Method for developing a Living Evidence Map of interventions addressing health inequalities in primary care
Authors: Macdonald C
Frontiers in medicine
CTCA of patent RIMA-RCA interposition graft 3 months postoperatively. Cutaneous nickel reactions are a rare complication of PCI. We describe a debilitating case that required novel stent extraction an...
Authors: Di Corrado D, Buscemi A, Arculeo P, Prinzi S, Parisi MC, Coco M
Frontiers in psychology
Overweight and obesity are chronic and multifactorial diseases with an increasing global prevalence in all age groups, including the elderly [,]. In many countries, the lifetime risk of experiencing o...
Authors: Goreis A, Alsch J, Oehlke SM, Plener PL, Kothgassner OD
Frontiers in psychiatry
Medicine is evolving at such a pace that it is difficult to keep up. What version are we at now? Can medicine even be meaningfully numbered, given that the scientific progress is inherently iterative...
Authors: Çağlak E, Kandır A
Frontiers in psychology
Understanding the psychological processes underlying anxiety in sport professionals represents a central issue in sport psychology. Because the psychological demands experienced by sport professionals...
Authors: Küplen F, Somogyi A, Podstawski R, Bulgay C, Szabo A
Frontiers in psychology
On March 11, 2011, the Great East Japan Earthquake triggered a tsunami and nuclear accident . Studies have indicated that radiation exposure levels in Fukushima Prefecture following the disaster were...
Authors: Tian J, Li L, Xu L, Liu L
Frontiers in oncology
Neonatal mortality remains a major contributor to under-five mortality globally, with the highest burden concentrated in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) (–). Despite improvements in maternal...
Authors: Hao H, Wang L, Zuo J, Cao M, Zhou Z, Dai C, Shan H, Sun N, Wang Q
Frontiers in public health
Long-term balanced population development is the core support for sustainable economic and social progress (). At present, China’s population growth has entered a new stage of negative growth. In 2024...
Authors: Alaqil AI
Frontiers in public health
The licorice (liquorice) plant boasts a long history of utilization in both Eastern and Western cultures. The genus name Glycyrrhiza is derived from the ancient Greek phrase meaning 'sweet root'. Glyc...
Authors: Nyatuka RD, Siva F, Jabin MSR
Frontiers in digital health
Social isolation is a major social determinant of health, with a magnitude of risk comparable to that of traditional lifestyle-related factors such as smoking and physical inactivity . A growing body...
Authors: Huang H, Chen Y, Wan Y, Jiang L, Sun S, Huang L
Frontiers in psychology
Language represents the primary medium for human social interaction, playing a critical role in both information transmission and emotional expression. The frontal lobe of the human brain, serving as...
Authors: Tiryaki K, Baser M, Özden F, Bingöl E, Özkeskin M, Bingöl DY, Çağlayan A, Şanlı İÇ, İmerci A, Sarı Z
Frontiers in psychology
Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) is a common and debilitating mental health condition marked by excessive habitual drinking and loss of control over drinking. (). According to the 2024 National Survey on Dr...
Authors: Sun C, Qi Y
Frontiers in psychology
In the current business environment, intensified external market competition and rapid technological iteration have made organizational change no longer merely an occasional response to crisis but inc...
Authors: Sumi Y, Tabata K, Hatakeyama Y, Morizane T, Sasaki H, Kawai F, Kojimahara N
JMA journal
Heart failure represents the end stage of various cardiac diseases. Patients with end-stage heart failure (ESHF) experience recurrent conditions, poor prognoses, and high mortality rates, often facing...