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Loureiro L, Pedreiro ATNursing reports (Pavia, Italy)
Background/Objectives: Mental health literacy (MHL) is considered an important resource for promoting mental health, facilitating the recognition of mental health problems, reducing stigma, and encouraging appropriate help-seeking behaviours. Among undergraduate nursing students, MHL may also be associated with positive mental health and a…
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Yamasaki T
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Pal RK, Gupta SK, Ghosh K et al.
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Chen L
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Schiel AL, Hug J, Kohls E et al.
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Kebede GK, Mekonnen ST, Habtewold KT et al.
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Eddin MS, Al-Hayek K, Ali AH et al.
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Luo J, Chen J, Qu Y
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Karanshawy ME, Chun S
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Ehret F, Francillette Y, Menelas BJ
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Ruge J, Ehlers M, Sommer T et al.
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Odero R, Chirchir J, Ndzulu S
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Momin M
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Zhang L, Shi BBehavioral sciences (Basel, Switzerland)
Brand image transgression occurs when a brand-caused change in a brand's current image, relative to its original image, creates a marked incongruence between consumers' self-image and the brand image-a change that is negative for the brand's original customer base. Compared with quality and…
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Gerymski RBrain sciences
Technology-mediated sexual behaviours, including cybersex and technosex, are becoming increasingly prevalent as digital technologies, virtual reality, artificial intelligence, and interactive devices continue to develop. Although these behaviours may offer numerous benefits, such as facilitating sexual exploration, supporting individuals with disabilities, and enabling long-distance…
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Pino H, Ramos A, Fonseca C et al.Healthcare (Basel, Switzerland)
BACKGROUND: Population ageing is characterized by rising multimorbidity and multifaceted vulnerability. While vulnerability is inherently a biopsychosocial state, clinical research predominantly operationalizes risk through physical frailty phenotypes, constraining holistic geriatric care. Identifying the interplay across biological, functional, and psychosocial domains is essential for…
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Albayrak ZS, Kayis G, Ercan M et al.Children (Basel, Switzerland)
BACKGROUND/OBJECTIVES: Radioulnar synostosis restricts forearm rotation and is often said to carry psychosocial consequences. That it does so is widely assumed; what has not been tested is whether the extent of those consequences tracks the measures of limb function recorded at follow-up-the assumption…
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Angela M Abbatecola, Giuseppe Migliara, Fausto D'Agostino et al.Nutrients
Background/Objectives: Type 2 diabetes, a widely recognized risk factor of Alzheimer's disease (AD), is mainly due to the role played by insulin resistance on neuronal degeneration. Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) also significantly increases the risk of developing AD by approximately 40%. Epidemiological studies…
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Henry F, Aguerre C, Micalet P et al.Journal of psychosomatic research
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Yan Kong, Juan Peng, Jian Sun et al.Biomolecules
Background: Alzheimer's disease (AD) is a progressive neurodegenerative disorder characterized by cognitive decline, synaptic dysfunction, and neuronal injury. Cannabidiol (CBD), a non-psychoactive constituent of Cannabis sativa L., has neuroprotective potential, but its underlying mechanisms remain unclear. Purpose: This study investigated the effects of…