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A study evaluated the impact of Paid Family Leave (PFL) on reducing adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) related to household challenges in young children in Rhode Island and New York. ACEs are potentially traumatic events that can lead to negative health outcomes. Using data from the National Su...

A study involving 99 participants explored the link between smartphone use, sleep, and mental health, particularly anxiety and depression. The research utilized both objective and subjective measures to assess smartphone screen time and sleep patterns over a two-week period. Despite previous stud...

A study published in the Journal of Nursing Management examined the impact of a psychological empowerment-based motivational interviewing program on self-management in early-stage chronic kidney disease (CKD) patients. Researchers conducted a randomized controlled trial with 70 participants, assi...

A cluster-randomized controlled trial assessed the impact of participatory learning and action (PLA) programs on maternal and child health in rural Bihar, India. From 2015 to 2016, a large-scale PLA intervention was implemented in women’s self-help groups, facilitated by trained staff. The study ...

Research on neonatal brain development reveals that the neonatal period is crucial for brain maturation, yet the connections between structural changes and functional reorganization remain unclear. A study involving 399 neonates, including 348 term-born and 51 preterm-born infants, examined the d...

A study published in Frontiers in Psychology examines the connections between self-efficacy, resilience, happiness, and well-being among youth with hearing disabilities. Researchers surveyed 332 university students with moderate to severe hearing impairments from 10 universities with disability s...

In March 2020, the World Health Organization declared the SARS-CoV-2 outbreak a pandemic, leading to school closures and lockdowns in France. This study, known as CONFEADO, assessed psychological distress among children aged 9 to 18 during this period. Conducted from June to September 2020, it in...

A study published in the International Journal of Public Health investigates disparities in participation in national health screenings in South Korea for individuals with disabilities. The research analyzes data from the National Health Insurance Service between 2012 and 2020, focusing on over 1...

A study published in the Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing explores the mental health landscape in December 2025. The research highlights various factors impacting mental health and seeks to identify effective strategies for improving care. Although there is no abstract available, ...

A study focused on “complex discharge,” where patients cannot return home post-hospitalization due to disabilities, reveals significant consequences and financial effects. Analyzing over 21,000 hospital discharge records from Molinette Hospital in Italy, researchers found that complex discharge p...

A study evaluated the effects of the Empowering Steps Movement Therapy (ESMT™), a personalized physical activity program, on children and youth with neurodevelopmental and/or intellectual disabilities. Conducted over 12 months with 42 participants, the study assessed changes in motor skills, soci...

A study in China found a significant link between family and domestic violence (FDV) and suicidal and self-harm ideation (SSI). Utilizing data from the 2022 Psychology and Behavior Investigation, researchers discovered that about 44% of participants reported experiencing FDV, while 25% exhibited ...

A study published in the Journal of Applied Research in Intellectual Disabilities examines the well-being and caregiver burden among adult sibling caregivers of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The research involved a survey collecting demographic information and self...

The Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act (PWDVA), enacted in 2006 in India, aimed to expand the legal definition of domestic violence and provide protections for women facing intimate partner violence (IPV). A longitudinal analysis examined the impact of the PWDVA on IPV rates. Results ...

First aid training for early childhood educators is essential due to the high risk of accidents among young children. A review of global first aid knowledge and training among these educators, particularly in China, highlights significant gaps and challenges. The literature search included studie...

Camfed’s 2025 Highlights report emphasizes the importance of girls’ education in Africa, showcasing significant progress made toward empowering young women. The initiative has supported more than 5 million girls in their education, enabling them to complete school and gain critical life skills. C...

Giving Tuesday will take place on Dec. 2, 2025, following the Thanksgiving holiday and Black Friday. This global generosity movement encourages individuals, families, and organizations to support their favorite charities and causes. The Westside Neighbors Shelter invites community members to part...

The Whole Health team at the VA has successfully transformed the outlook of veterans by focusing on holistic care. This approach emphasizes the importance of mental, physical, and emotional well-being, moving beyond traditional medical treatments. Veterans participate in a range of personalized p...

The dining menu for Ballard Senior Center from December 1 to 5 features a variety of meals. On December 1, the lunch menu includes a turkey sandwich, soup, and fruit. December 2 offers a choice of pork chops with mashed potatoes and green beans or a vegetarian option of stuffed peppers, accompani...