Humanities and Social Sciences

Assessment of self-management empowerment program on sense of coherence, self-‌efficacy and postpartum anxiety in cesarean mothers randomized trial

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Childbirth as a Salutogenic Experience Downe, Calleja Agius, Balaam and Frith (2020) describe birth not merely as a medical event but as a complex salutogenic phenomenon that can promote health when the surrounding environment supports the mother’s resources and sense of meaning [1]. This perspective shifts focus from risk‑management to strengthening the mother’s sense of competence, … Read more

Intelligent MDT treatment decision making for stage III NSCLC using dual level embedding and three level explanation

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Why Lung Cancer Is Poised for a Technological Turn‑Around The global burden of lung cancer remains staggering. According to the WHO’s 2024 cancer‑statistics release, lung cancer accounts for 2.5 million latest cases and 1.8 million deaths each year, making it the leading cause of cancer death worldwide 【4†L31-L38】. GLOBOCAN 2022 data echo these figures and also highlight a … Read more

Myoferlin is a component of late-stage vRNP trafficking vesicles for enveloped RNA viruses

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analysisThe task: analyze key points of the article (the references list) and write a detailed, engaging article about potential future trends related to these themes. Need to use only info from source content (the references list) and web search results. Must not add info not present. We have references about Rab11, recycling endosomes, viral trafficking, … Read more

Adapting mobility: insights from COVID-19 impact on east asian regions

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How Social Science & Mobility Data Will Shape the Next Wave of Pandemic Planning Researchers have shown that social and behavioural science can guide public‑health response (Bavel et al., 2020). By combining that expertise with high‑resolution mobility metrics—such as Google’s anonymized Community Mobility Reports (Aktay et al., 2020)—policy makers can anticipate how people will react to new measures and … Read more

A generative AI-driven cybersecurity framework for small and medium enterprises software development: an ANN-ISM approach

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analysisWe need to write an article analyzing key points of the given article (list of references). The article is about potential future trends related to these themes. Themes include cybersecurity skills frameworks, spear phishing detection, IoT ransomware, cybersecurity awareness in banks, SOAR measures, AI-driven IoT smart cities, SMEs cybersecurity awareness, AI-enhanced cybersecurity frameworks, AI-driven cybersecurity … Read more

Automated and robust nonrigid registration of serial section microscopic images using PiCNoR

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The Future of Brain Mapping: From Cat Studies to Advanced Image Registration Understanding the intricate connections within the brain is a monumental task. For decades, researchers have turned to animal models, particularly the cat, to unravel the complexities of cortical organization. Recent advancements in image processing and computational power are now building upon this foundational … Read more

A new Epseptimavirus bacteriophage vB_SalS-SIY1lw as a potential antimicrobial alternative to multidrug-resistant Salmonella Infantis

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The Rising Tide of Phage Therapy: A New Weapon Against Antibiotic-Resistant Salmonella For decades, antibiotics have been the frontline defense against bacterial infections. But the rise of antibiotic resistance is eroding that defense, demanding innovative solutions. Increasingly, scientists are turning to an age-old enemy of bacteria – bacteriophages, or simply, phages – as a powerful … Read more

Human type-1 innate lymphoid cells control leukemia stem cell differentiation and limit acute myeloid leukemia development

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The Evolving Landscape of Innate Lymphoid Cells in Cancer Immunotherapy For decades, the immune system’s role in cancer has been a central focus of research. While T cells have traditionally taken center stage, a relatively newer player – innate lymphoid cells (ILCs) – is rapidly gaining recognition for its potential to revolutionize cancer treatment. Recent … Read more

Tumour–brain crosstalk restrains cancer immunity via a sensory–sympathetic axis

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The Future of Cancer Research: How Mapping Our Nerves Could Be the Key For decades, cancer research has focused intensely on the tumor itself – its genetic mutations, its growth factors, and its response to therapies. But a growing body of research, exemplified by recent studies utilizing sophisticated mouse models and genomic analysis, suggests a … Read more

More than one-third of cancer cases are preventable, massive study finds

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The Rising Tide of Preventable Cancer: What the Latest Research Means for Your Future Tobacco smoking remains a leading preventable cause of cancer worldwide. (Credit: Jorge Sanz/SOPA Images/LightRocket/Getty) Recent research reveals a sobering truth: nearly 40% of all new cancer cases globally – roughly 7.1 million diagnoses in 2022 alone – are potentially preventable. This … Read more

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