Most healthcare workers in Lagos use AI tools, but few have any formal training
A survey of 415 healthcare professionals in Lagos public facilities found 86.5 percent had used AI tools, though only 19.8 ...
Tag: Cross-sectional Study
Nigerian Pregnant Women Embrace Wearables to Guard Against Deadly Blood Clots
A survey of 100 pregnant and postpartum women at a Nigerian teaching hospital found that 87 percent were interested in ...
Diabetes drugs tied to falls? Large geriatric study finds no link
A study of 1,069 older Turkish adults found SGLT2 inhibitor use was not associated with recurrent falls, while antidepressants and ...
Peer pressure and muscular ideals linked to steroid use intentions in boys and men
A study of 1,515 never-using boys and men in Canada and the United States finds that peer, partner, and media ...
Awareness of long-acting injectable HIV prevention remains low among Ugandan female university students
A cross-sectional study at Makerere University found only 13 percent of high-risk female students were aware of long-acting injectable HIV ...
Commentary flags statistical and design limits of Sjögren nutrition study
A commentary in Advances in Rheumatology questions the cutoff direction, multicollinearity, and causal limits of a cross-sectional study linking nutritional ...
Inflammation does not amplify insulin resistance link to cancer history in NHANES study
A nationally representative NHANES analysis of 3,746 U.S. adults found no evidence that the neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio modifies the cross-sectional association ...
Body Composition Correlates With Tumor Metabolism in Newly Diagnosed Breast Cancer
A cross-sectional study of 166 newly diagnosed breast cancer patients found that higher adiposity and low muscle mass correlated with ...
Wearable Sports Tech Perceptions Linked to Sports Commitment and Health Awareness
A cross-sectional study of 1,277 Turkish fitness center attendees found that more favorable perceptions of wearable sports technology were independently ...
Whipworm Infection Reshapes Gut Bacterial Diversity in Indonesian Children, Study Finds
A cross-sectional study of 24 school-aged children in West Java, Indonesia, found that Trichuris trichiura infection was associated with lower ...
Blood Inflammation Markers Track With Hearing Loss in U.S. Adults
A serial cross-sectional NHANES analysis of 7,920 U.S. adults found that five of six blood-derived inflammatory indices were statistically associated ...
Ultrasound reference values for trochlear knee cartilage established in 506 healthy Black African adults
A cross-sectional study of 506 healthy adults in Burkina Faso reports the first ultrasound reference values for trochlear knee cartilage ...
Most nurses at Ugandan hospital miss at least one of the Five Rights of antimicrobial administration, survey finds
A cross-sectional survey of 92 qualified nurses at Mbale Regional Referral Hospital in Eastern Uganda found that 61.96 percent reported ...
Simulation setting may not shape emergency team nontechnical skills
A cross-sectional study of 16 Brazilian interprofessional emergency teams found no statistically significant differences in nontechnical skills performance between in ...
Self-Control Shapes How Gaming Hours and Addiction Symptoms Tie to Teen Grades
A structural equation modeling study of 3,086 adolescents found that higher self-control was directly associated with better academic performance, while ...
Inflammation marker CRP/albumin ratio linked to mild cognitive impairment in older adults
A cross-sectional study of 300 adults aged 65 and older found that a higher CRP/albumin ratio was independently associated with ...
Nurses’ Compassion Fatigue Linked to Weaker Patient Safety Attitudes
A cross-sectional study of 368 Turkish nurses found that higher compassion fatigue was associated with more negative patient safety attitudes, ...
Antimicrobial resistance complicates neonatal sepsis care at Tanzanian referral hospital
A cross-sectional study of 344 neonates at a Tanzanian referral hospital found that 57.6 percent received appropriate empirical antimicrobial therapy ...
Most Married Women at Kabul Maternity Hospital Know and Use Contraception, Study Finds
A cross-sectional study of 356 married women at Rabia Balkhi Maternity Hospital in Kabul found that 77.8 percent had good ...
Organizational factors outweigh demographics in retaining nurses and midwives in deprived southeastern Iran
A cross-sectional survey of 311 nurses and midwives in four hospitals in Iran's deprived Sistan region found that organizational factors, ...
