A scoping review of preference-based instruments for measuring carer outcomes in economic evaluations [0.03%]
护理人员成果的基于偏好的测量方法的综述型评论论文
Nikki McCaffrey,Lidia Engel,Benjamin Karnon et al.
Nikki McCaffrey et al.
Carer-specific preference-based instruments have been developed to capture outcomes for economic evaluations but the body of evidence has yet to be collated to guide instrument selection and identify knowledge gaps for future research. This...
Corrigendum to 'Informal payments in Czech healthcare: The blurry line between greed, need, and gratitude' [Soc. Sci. Med. Volume 384, November 2025, 118519] [0.03%]
关于“捷克医疗保健中的私人支付：贪婪、需求和感激之间的模糊界限”的勘误表[Soc. Sci. Med. 第384卷，2025年11月，118519]
Kristyna Basna,Jaroslava Pospisilova,Radim Bures
Kristyna Basna
Published Erratum
Social science & medicine (1982). 2025 Dec 6:118865. DOI:10.1016/j.socscimed.2025.118865 2025
Unequal high streets? A spatial analysis of inequalities in health-related amenities in England from 2014-2024 [0.03%]
不平等的高街？基于2014-2024年数据对英格兰与健康相关的设施进行空间不平等分析
Eman Zied Abozied,Luke Munford,Adam Todd et al.
Eman Zied Abozied et al.
There are persistent inequalities in health-related behaviours in England which are stratified by region and deprivation. These are influenced by the interaction of people with places they live in, over and above individual risk factors. Th...
Hormones, culture and puberty: How clinicians (don't) see gender in persistent pediatric pain [0.03%]
激素、文化和青春期：临床医生（不）如何从性别角度看待持续的儿科疼痛
Henni Alava,Venla Oikkonen
Henni Alava
Medical literature suggests that girls are affected by persistent pain disproportionately to boys especially following the onset of puberty. This article turns attention to how clinicians treating pediatric pain patients conceptualize the r...
Minority stress, community involvement, and cognitive decline in rural SGM older adults: A longitudinal SEM and growth curve approach [0.03%]
基于纵向结构方程模型和增长曲线方法探讨农村少数群体老年人大众压力、社区参与及认知衰退之间的关系
Harry Barbee,Tara McKay
Harry Barbee
Sexual and gender minority (SGM) older adults in rural areas face elevated cognitive health risks shaped by structural stigma, yet the pathways underlying these inequities are poorly understood. This study investigated how lifetime rural ex...
Seeking evidence of intersectional effects in emergency hospital readmissions of adults in England (2016-2019) [0.03%]
在英格兰（2016-2019年）成人急诊医院再入院中寻找交叉效应的证据
Jonathan Spencer,Richard Ward,Mara Bortnowschi et al.
Jonathan Spencer et al.
Background: Using a large administrative dataset, we explore intersectional effects in the risk of unplanned readmission after hospital discharge in England. We test whether the size and direction of these effects aligns ...
Why is water insecurity so distressing? Evidence from Iran that interpersonal conflict is key [0.03%]
为什么水资源不安全如此令人不安？来自伊朗的证据表明人际冲突是关键因素
Seyed Ahmad Mir Mohamad Tabar,Alexandra Brewis,Mahmod Teimouri et al.
Seyed Ahmad Mir Mohamad Tabar et al.
Chronic household water insecurity is consistently linked to distress and poor mental health, yet the social pathways remain under-tested. We examine multiple theorized socially situated mechanisms that may explain how household water insec...
Will Schupmann,Julien Teitler,Nancy E Reichman et al.
Will Schupmann et al.
Cesarean sections and inductions in low-risk pregnancies have risen dramatically in recent decades, yet the drivers of these trends remain debated. This study examines peer influence within physician networks as a contributing factor. Using...
Loss, inflammation, and cognition: Understanding the lifecourse impact of early life parental disruption [0.03%]
亲子关系破裂对儿童期和成人期损失、炎症及认知的影响：一生中的轨迹及其机制
Erika A Pugh,Gina Lee,Jeffrey E Stokes et al.
Erika A Pugh et al.
Social and structural determinants of health significantly impact well-being across the lifecourse and contribute to ethnoracial disparities in cognitive aging. Early-life exposure to parental disruption (i.e., death, divorce, or separation...
Birthplace, perinatal loss, and the parity-post-reproductive mortality relationship: Evidence from the Jim Crow-era American South [0.03%]
出生地、围产期死亡和分娩次数-绝育后死亡率关系：美国南部种族隔离时期的证据
Cheryl Elman,Andrew S London,Angela M O&#x;Rand
Cheryl Elman
Early studies of the parity-mortality relationship expected high parity to elevate mortality risk, but studies increasingly find that childless and high-parity women have higher post-reproductive mortality risk than moderate-parity women (U...