France’s 220,000-Person Health Cohort Marks a Decade of Discoveries
A decade after its launch, France's CONSTANCES cohort of 219,144 adults has become a uniquely powerful open research infrastructure, producing ...
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Fuel Vapors May Be Silently Stealing Gas Station Workers’ Sense of Smell
A Brazilian study using a digital odor identification test found that nearly 60 percent of gas station attendants had measurable ...
One in Five Healthcare Workers Faces Digital Violence, Major Chinese Survey Finds
A survey of 3,408 healthcare workers in Heilongjiang Province, China, finds that 22.4 percent experienced digital violence in the past ...
Sleepless and Disconnected: How Poor Rest and Weak Social Ties Undermine Nurse Safety
A mixed-methods study of 418 nurses shows that poor sleep erodes safety behavior both directly and by shrinking nurses' social ...
Hepatitis B Lurks Among Long-Haul Truckers at a Busy Tanzanian Border Post
A cross-sectional study of 396 long-distance truck drivers at Tanzania's Tunduma One-Stop Border Post found 6.6 percent carried hepatitis B ...
Nurses’ Work-Life Satisfaction Fights Back: Six-Month Study Reveals a Two-Way Street
A six-month study of 1,446 Chinese nurses using cross-lagged panel network analysis shows that work-life balance satisfaction reciprocally predicts future ...
Wristwatch Wearable Tracks Sodium and Potassium in Sweat in Real Time
Researchers at Tokyo University of Science have developed a wristwatch-type wearable sensor that uses screen-printed liquid-junction reference electrodes to monitor ...
What Self-Care Really Means for Nurses: A New Six-Dimension Framework
A hybrid concept analysis combining literature review and interviews with 17 nurses defines nursing self-care as a dynamic, six-dimensional process ...
Ireland’s Alternative Education Staff Carry Hidden Stress Burden, National Study Finds
A national mixed-methods study of Ireland's Youthreach centres reveals significantly higher stress among coordinators and resource persons than teachers, alongside ...
Twelve-Fold Fatigue Risk Found in Delivery Couriers Working 85-Hour Weeks on Short Sleep
A study of 6,619 Chinese delivery couriers finds that those working 85 or more hours per week on fewer than ...
Fairness and Job Security, Not Stress Relief, Drive Workplace Productivity, Study Finds
A cross-sectional study of 215 non-faculty university employees found that organizational justice and job security, not job stress, were the ...
Nurses Carried the Hidden Cost of COVID Rules, Dutch Study Finds
A Dutch mixed-methods study finds that COVID-19 measures imposed disproportionate burdens on nurses, that team cohesion mattered more than individual ...
The Doctors Who Fear Disease Most: Health Anxiety Emerges as an Occupational Hazard for Healthcare Workers
A scoping review of 35 studies finds that health anxiety, amplified by pandemic-era stress and possible vicarious trauma, may constitute ...
Nurses on the Front Line: How COVID-19 Reshaped Identity, Health and Coping
A qualitative study of eight frontline nurses reveals how the COVID-19 pandemic transformed professional identity, inflicted physical and moral injury, ...
Older Truck Drivers Match Younger Peers on Work Ability but Lag in Coordination Tests
A study of 226 Chilean heavy vehicle drivers found no age-related decline in self-rated work ability, though older drivers performed ...
CAT-Net: Hybrid AI Watches Workers to Spot Unsafe Activity in Real Time
Researchers in India have developed CAT-Net, a hybrid deep learning model combining convolutional networks, coordinate attention, and Transformer encoders to ...
Burnout to PTSD: Landmark Review Maps the Mental Health Crisis Facing Africa’s Health Workers
A scoping review of 119 studies across 20 African countries reveals burnout rates as high as 95 percent among medical ...
One-Hour Ergonomics Lesson Transforms Office Workers’ Habits in Three Months
A randomized controlled trial in Egypt found that a single one-hour health education session significantly improved office workers' knowledge, attitudes, ...
One in Five Dutch Nursing Home Staff Faced Burnout or Depression Throughout COVID-19 Pandemic
A four-wave Dutch study found that roughly one in five nursing home staff reported burnout or depressive symptoms at every ...
Poor Sleep, Not Shift Schedules, Drives Belly Fat in Hospital Workers, Study Finds
A cross-sectional study of 279 nurses and paramedical workers in Karachi found that poor sleep quality, age over 30, and ...
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