Self-selected goals outperform assigned goals in reducing mobile phone usage: Evidence from a randomized controlled trial [0.03%]
随机对照试验中的自我设定目标优于分配目标减少手机使用次数
Ashish Sachdeva,Jeeva Somasundaram,Kamal Kant Sharma
Ashish Sachdeva
Excessive smartphone use is increasingly recognized as a public-health concern, yet scalable approaches to help individuals regulate daily use remain limited. We examine whether allowing individuals to self-select reduction goals improves b...
"I don't know how to treat you": Testosterone and gynecological care for transmasculine and gender diverse adults [0.03%]
"我不知道该如何对待你": 测试睾丸激素和 transgender 成年人妇科护理之间的关系
Diana M Tordoff,Alic Shook,G Oscar Anderson et al.
Diana M Tordoff et al.
Many transmasculine and gender diverse people assigned female at birth people use testosterone as gender-affirming hormone therapy, which is associated with significant changes to sexual and reproductive health. Additionally, transmasculine...
Understanding the misalignment of dental artificial intelligence: An empirical study on clinicians' perceived needs versus technologically-driven development [0.03%]
理解牙科人工智能的偏差：关于临床医生的需求与技术驱动发展之间差距的实证研究
Ana Bucchi,Cristina Bucchi
Ana Bucchi
The expansion of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare is often framed as a response to clinical needs and system inefficiencies; however, its alignment with professional values and everyday practice remains less examined. This study e...
Street-level bureaucracy and relational autonomy in HIV status-neutral care implementation: A study of jail staff and incarcerated individuals [0.03%]
基于街道的官僚体制与HIV感染者中立护理实施过程中的关联自主性——来自监狱工作人员和服刑人员的研究
Linnea A Evans,Kaitlyn Jaffe,Amy M LeClair et al.
Linnea A Evans et al.
In the U.S., nearly 8 million people are incarcerated in jail each year, a majority of whom are structurally vulnerable and at elevated risk for poor health, including HIV. Jails have been identified as strategic settings for health interve...
Making uncertainty habitable: Ritual and professional formation in anatomical dissection [0.03%]
与不确定性共存：解剖学解剖中的仪式与职业养成
Veronica Moretti,Annalisa Plava,Jens O Zinn
Veronica Moretti
Medical education has long been described as a "training for uncertainty," yet how uncertainty is practically organised in professional formation remains underexplored. Drawing on a sociocultural approach to risk and on anthropological theo...
Lasting effects of redlining: The association of historical redlining and cognitive function in older Black adults [0.03%]
历史性红划对老年人认知功能的影响
Brittney S Lange-Maia,Melissa Lamar,Jason LaBrosse et al.
Brittney S Lange-Maia et al.
Background: Residing in a formerly redlined community is often associated with worse health. Few studies have studied redlining and late-life cognition; none have examined multiple cognitive domains. ...
Ashley McKay,Melanie Heath
Ashley McKay
Pregnant people across the globe continue to face significant barriers in their ability to access abortion care. Some of these barriers are due to bureaucratic systems that can delay or even deny abortion care access, highlighting how compl...
Effects of everyday discrimination on sexual minority people's experiences of health care stereotype threat [0.03%]
日常歧视对性少数人群健康照护刻板威胁体验的影响
Sarah M Groh,Ziding Shen
Sarah M Groh
Sexual minority people report higher rates of discrimination than heterosexuals, and this discrimination may interfere with people's experiences of healthcare services. Drawing from the Generations dataset, a national probability dataset of...
Heat-protective behavior in pregnancy: Extending Protection Motivation Theory with environmental and social factors [0.03%]
基于环境和社会因素的孕期防热行为研究：扩展保护动机理论
Hannah Lintener,Raenhha Dhami,Katharina Rink et al.
Hannah Lintener et al.
Objective: Pregnant women are particularly vulnerable to heat-related health risks, yet little is known about heat-protective behavioral adaptation during pregnancy. We extended Protection Motivation Theory (PMT) by incor...
Qualitative analysis of Asian American college women's sexual socialization and experiences with sexual relationships, sexual consent, and sexual assault: Advancing an intersectional conceptual framework [0.03%]
从交叉性视角理解亚美大学生女性的性社会化、性同意及性侵犯经历——理论构建与实证分析
Jiepin Cao,Nicola Forbes,Dana Cernigliaro et al.
Jiepin Cao et al.
Asian American women's experiences of sexual socialization are shaped by gendered, racial/ethnic, and intersectional systems of power. Yet, empirical studies rarely center their voices to understand how these forces influence sexual relatio...