Authors: Ghannad A, Burritt St Angelo MI, Strelko O, Runde A, Agarwal A, Corrales NA, Goldstein K, Cass DK, Germanwala AV, Anderson DE
Surgical neurology international
Psychedelic substances, once shrouded in stigma and controversy, have recently garnered renewed attention for their potential therapeutic benefits (; ; ; ; ). Among these substances, psilocybin, found...
Authors: Ndandja DTK, Chmutin GE, Musa G, Kim AV, Esene IN, Nikolenko V, Nurmukhametov R, Rangel CC, Soto GR, Montemurro N, RamĂrez MJE
Surgical neurology international
The growing prevalence of mental disorders worldwide has placed significant pressure on health systems, highlighting the disparity between the demand for specialized services and the availability of a...
Authors: Adame-Gonzalez W, Moqadam R, Zeighami Y, Dadar M
Imaging neuroscience (Cambridge, Mass.)
Nurses with moral sensitivity can improve the quality of care and enhance interpersonal interactions. Therefore, it is very important for school nursing ethics education to cultivate moral sensitivity...
Authors: Asghar AUR, Yuen HK, Aksoy M, Salawu A, Baseler HA
Frontiers in human neuroscience
Mind-body therapies (MBTs) encompass a complex set of approaches with heterogenous origins in ancient cultures that focus on the communication between body and mind, and that involve cognitive-emotion...
Authors: Garcia HC, Graffy PM, Barrett BW, Visa MA, Jia J, Mallen E, Mansour R, Briggs G, Ford T, Wuebbles DJ, Allen N, Horton TH, Kho A, Horton DE
GeoHealth
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is a non-invasive technique widely used in clinical and research protocols for studying human brains in-vivo. In research settings, MRI scans are commonly acquired at...
Authors: Coleman KJ, Stewart C, Bruschke C, Flores JP, Altschuler A, Beck A, Lynch FL, Smith AO, Richards JE, Rossom R, Simon G, Sterling S, Ahmedani B
Advances in psychiatry and behavioral health
Subdural hematoma (SDH), defined as blood accumulation within the potential space between the dura and arachnoid, is most often traumatic in origin.[] Other causes include accelerationâdeceleration in...
Authors: Ji C, Xie C, Qiao Y
Frontiers in medicine
Caffeine is among the most commonly consumed psychoactive substances and is a key component in commercial energy drinks. Its ergogenic effects on exercise performance have been extensively researched...
Authors: Muñoz-Vergara D, Burton W, Bain P, Rist PM, Khalsa SBS, Schreiber KL, Wayne PM, Yeh GY
Brain behavior and immunity integrative
As one of the common metabolic complications during pregnancy, gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) has become a major concern in the field of perinatal medicine worldwide. GDM not only significantly i...
Authors: Freitas-Lemos R, Tegge AN, Tomlinson DC, Williams J, Stein JS, Ferreira MAR, Bickel WK
American journal of health behavior
Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a chronic inflammatory autoimmune disease characterised by synovial joint inflammation, leading to pain, swelling, stiffness, and, if untreated, progressive joint damage....
Authors: Sunderaraman P, Varangis E, Chapman S, Joyce JL, Lee S, Brickman AM, Stern Y, Cosentino S
Journal of neuroscience, psychology, and economics
The ubiquitous integration of digital media into everyday life has fundamentally reshaped the ways cultural heritage is disseminated. Chinese traditional festivals, represented by the Spring Festival,...
Authors: Ying Y, Chen X, Wang L
Frontiers in psychology
Long COVID, also known as post COVID-19 syndrome/condition, broadly refers to the signs and symptoms that develop during or after an infection with the SARS-CoV-2 virus that persists over a number of...
Authors: Desbordes M, Rywalski T
Frontiers in sports and active living
As the academic , English is now ubiquitous in science. It helps build bridges between national fields and facilitates the diffusion of knowledge across non-overlapping linguistic areas. But as we kno...
Authors: Akinsulie OC, Olukogbe OO, Olowu BI, Aliyu VA, Idris I, Ugwu CE, Ibirogba DA, Ridwan AA, Fasakin O, Adeola FB
Frontiers in clinical diabetes and healthcare
Trees have long represented life and resilience across various cultures (Rival, ). Although most of the world's population lives in urban areas due to socioeconomic benefits, urbanization has created...
Authors: Jose R, Rodriguez A, D'Amico EJ
Journal of affective disorders reports
Problem gambling is one of the most harmful behavioral addictions, affecting not only individuals who gamble but also broader social and economic systems worldwide,, posing a significant public healt...
Authors: Kyei-Gyamfi S
Public health challenges
Acne scars are a common lifelong sequela in patients with acne, resulting from inflammatory responses, infection, improper treatment, and other factors. These pathogenic processes damage the dermis an...