Authors: Mayer T, Lemke J, Von Podewils F, Scheid B, Kraya T, Hallmeyer-Elgner S, Classen J, Kostev K, Faber SC, Strzelczyk A
Frontiers in neurology
Graduate education in Chinaās elite universities offers an exceptional opportunity but also imposes intense psychological demands. Students navigate professional specialization, financial semi-depende...
Authors: Liu C, Li L, Sun Q, Zhang Y, Li S, Guan JL, Cai J
Frontiers in immunology
Non-suicidal self-injury (NSSI) is defined as the deliberate, self-inflicted destruction of body tissue in the absence of suicidal intent (). Adolescents are particularly vulnerable to NSSI owing to d...
Authors: Li L, Zheng G
Frontiers in public health
BehƧetās disease (BD) is a variable vessel vasculitis and chronic inflammatory disease with prominent vascular involvement. Featuring highly heterogeneous multi-organ lesions, it affects mucocutaneous...
Authors: Jin Y, Shao B, Hanis NM, Yang G, Qiu H
Frontiers in psychology
Menopause is a universal life transition, yet its psychological and emotional dimensions remain too often under-recognised in clinical practice, research, education and public discourse. For many wome...
Authors: Yang J, Bao C, Liu X, Yan J, Li Y
Frontiers in neuroscience
The speed at which healthcare systems have adopted artificial intelligence has outpaced our ability to govern it effectively. AI-powered clinical decision support tools can now analyze medical images,...
Authors: Onyango JO
Frontiers in public health
Cerebral palsy (CP) is one of the most common childhood motor neurodevelopmental disorders, which affects movement, posture, and functional abilities []. Children with CP often experience impairments...
Authors: AljinoviÄ-VuÄiÄ V, VuÄiÄ M, JuriÅ”iÄ GrubeÅ”iÄ R
Frontiers in pharmacology
Chess has also been referred to as the āgymnasium of the mindā, where the players are constantly challenged to participate in complex cognitive operations. Fundamentally, the game is simplicity itself...
Authors: Chiavarini M, Giacchetta I, Fabiani R
Frontiers in nutrition
Virtual learning has developed as an important teaching and learning tool in the arena of higher education institutions with the development and spread of virtual learning platforms and the global imp...
Authors: Hajjar J, Zoghbi AE, Nader A, Nasr L, Chedid NR
Frontiers in oral health
Chinese characters are a core component of the Chinese language and one of the oldest scripts in the world, which is an important carrier and distinctive symbol of Chinese culture. The unique nature o...
Authors: Khanna S, Arunmozhi R
Cureus
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), commonly referred to as autism, is a group of neurodevelopmental disorders characterized primarily by social communication impairments and repetitive, stereotyped behav...
Authors: Shi J, Lin Y, Li C, Gong Y, Li H, Pan Y
Frontiers in psychology
Consider a first-year university student in Lanzhou who, the night before an oral examination, turns not to a textbook but to a conversational AI assistant. She rehearses answers, receives instant cor...
Authors: Tzortzatou Nanopoulou O
Frontiers in digital health
This study provides one of the first large-scale community-based examinations from Africa on the prevalence, structure and clinical relevance of dissociative experiences among youth. The findings cont...
Authors: Yi S
Frontiers in psychology
Sleep bruxism (SB) is defined as involuntary, episodic, and repetitive jaw muscle activity, accompanied by teeth clenching or grinding and mandible's bracing or thrusting (). This multifactorial condi...
Authors: Rosa Santana M, Flores A, Alataa R, Khaja M
Cureus
Education aims to equip individuals for effective societal participation, representing one of the most critical tools for both individual and collective development. Its role is to transform and impro...
Authors: Wang W, Zhang R, Deng J, Pei Y, Luo Z, Yu Q, Yang X, Ren S, Jia Q, He X, Cai J, Zhang B, Cai W
Frontiers in psychiatry
Mental health conditions are among the most significant, fastest growing, and most inequitably distributed contributors to the global burden of disease. The World Health Organization's (WHO) World Men...