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A study published in the African Journal of Reproductive Health investigates psychiatric nurses’ perceptions of the sexuality of individuals with mental disorders. Conducted from January to March 2024, the qualitative research involved in-depth interviews with 31 psychiatric nurses until data sat...

An exploratory study focused on the problem-solving strategies known as “jugaad” among middle-aged women balancing various responsibilities. The research involved a survey of 20 women, aged 40 and older, who were born in India and now live in different urban areas globally. The goal was to unders...

A study published in Obstetrics & Gynecology examined the healthcare experiences of individuals with disabilities who recently gave birth in the United States. Analyzing data from the Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System, researchers focused on the receipt of screening, services, and c...

A new study published in Evidence-Based Nursing examines a significant aspect of nursing practice. The authors highlight the importance of integrating evidence-based methods into nursing care to improve patient outcomes. The research emphasizes the ongoing need for nurses to stay updated with the...

A study examining polygyny among Somali women reveals that about 20% are in polygynous marriages, with higher rates among those with more children. The research, using data from 10,601 ever-married women from the 2006 and 2011 Somali Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys, found several factors assoc...

A study published in Acta Psychologica highlights the importance of assessing mental health beyond just symptom reduction. Traditional approaches often equate the absence of psychological symptoms with overall well-being, but this research emphasizes that well-being involves a broader understandi...

Young adults with mental health issues require suitable support as they transition to adulthood. A study examined their experiences with “test discharges,” temporary releases from treatment followed by readmission. Ten semi-structured interviews were conducted with young adults in a Flemish semi-...

A study published in the Journal of Clinical Investigation examined the GABRA3 gene, linked to epilepsy and located on the X chromosome. Researchers analyzed a group of 43 individuals with 19 variants of the GABRA3 gene, uncovering both gain- and loss-of-function effects tied to different clinica...

A study examined the relationship between intimate partner violence (IPV) and nonpartner aggression in military veterans, revealing minimal overlap between the two. Involving 135 male veterans, researchers assessed participants before randomly assigning them to either the Strength at Home (SAH) p...

Providing effective mental health support for medical trainees is essential due to high burnout and mental health issues. The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) requires mental health services for trainees. A study evaluated how ACGME-accredited institutions provide thes...

A new study aims to evaluate the effectiveness of a mobile app called Cancer Manager Plus (CAMA+) for cancer patients. Despite the availability of numerous health apps, there is currently no comprehensive tool that combines evidence-based medical information, schedule management, lifestyle suppor...

In early childhood care settings, workers often adopt awkward postures and engage in repetitive tasks, which can lead to musculoskeletal disorders. A study aimed to develop a markerless method for estimating low back intersegmental moments during childcare activities, addressing the need for accu...

A study examined the links between childhood built environment factors and loneliness from childhood to adolescence. Conducted using data from the Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development study, researchers analyzed 8,638 children aged 9-10 over four years. They identified three loneliness trajecto...

ELAP expresses heartfelt gratitude to its supporters, recognizing the vital contributions of donors, volunteers, interns, pro bono attorneys, and board members. The organization acknowledges their roles as champions of justice and wishes everyone a happy and safe Thanksgiving holiday. Additionall...

Westside Neighbors Shelter is seeking community support to provide a Thanksgiving dinner for 40 men and women currently sheltering at the American Legion Hall. Volunteers are needed to prepare dishes such as stuffing, mashed potatoes, and turkey, as well as to donate pies. Additionally, help is r...

Support the community this holiday season by participating in various initiatives. You can adopt a resident, providing personal connections and support. Donations are welcomed in the form of items needed for residents or financial contributions. Consider shopping from a list of required items to ...

State health officials have suspended the license of Jeremiah Shane Dunlap, a substance use disorder professional in Pierce County, due to serious allegations, including sexual misconduct. Dunlap, who was the CEO of Rainier Recovery, is accused of making inappropriate remarks to employees, allowi...

Washington state is offering several funding opportunities for transportation electrification. The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has launched the Advanced Technology Vehicles Manufacturing Loan Program, providing $10 billion to manufacturers of advanced technology vehicles and components that m...

Youth Eastside Services (YES) is featured in The Seattle Times’ Fund for Those in Need campaign, highlighting the increasing demand for services in the region. This annual holiday fundraising initiative supports various nonprofit services, including clothing, meals, and educational support, with ...