“…Here, we present a mouse model where animals can develop the three types of disease. We believe this model, encompassing the three main forms of pemphigus, represents a very robust and needed proving ground for the development of new therapies. …”
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“…Univariate tests, the logistic regression model, and the Health Belief Model (HBM) were employed to explore the influencing factors. (3) Results: A total of 3004 valid questionnaires were collected. …”
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“…In users not displaying further help-seeking behavior, the most frequent barriers included stigmatization (60/127, 47.2%), lack of mental health literacy (59/127, 46.5%), need for self-reliance and autonomy (53/127, 41.7%), and negative family beliefs regarding help services (53/127, 41.7%). Subgroup comparisons indicated significantly higher levels of self-efficacy in users displaying further help-seeking behavior than in those not displaying further help-seeking behavior. …”
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“…Nearly 88% of our respondents had adjusted to their changing circumstances, helped by their religious beliefs and faith, the support of family and friends, good government measures, and the assurance of healthcare. …”
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“…Approximately 55% (n=1010) of the participants believed they had encountered COVID-19–related misinformation; 70% (n=1284) of the participants reported high levels of trust in health authority websites and health care providers; 66% (n=1211) reported high levels of trust in health ministers or public health organizations. …”
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“…Among caregivers in the pay-it-forward arm, 97.6% (41/42) believed that this strategy was feasible. CONCLUSIONS: The pilot showed feasibility and preliminary effectiveness of a pay-it-forward strategy to increase HPV vaccination rate. …”
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“…Despite the limitations of the study, we have developed a robust methodology and believe that our app has the potential to help reduce the opioid crisis.…”
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“…We examined whether subgroups could be formed based on 6 psychosocial perceptions (ie, trust in the government, beliefs about personal data, social norms, perceived personal and societal benefits, risk perceptions, and self-efficacy) of (non)users concerning CM in order to examine how these clusters differ from each other and what factors are predictive of the intention to use a CTA and the adoption of a CTA. …”
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“…Nephrologists reported a lower threshold of AKI for increased mortality risk; 38% believed stage 2 AKI was the minimum compared to 17% of PICU physicians and 14% of nurses. …”
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“…Practitioners and those marketing their services might consider using their marketing campaigns to counter some of the more common falsely held beliefs.…”
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“…Secondary outcomes include the percentage of patients requiring insulin therapy during pregnancy, maternal and neonatal outcomes, glycaemic control using glycated hemoglobin (HbA1c), continuous glucose monitoring data and other blood glucose metrics, the number of patient visits to endocrinologists and acceptance/satisfaction of the two strategies assessed using a questionnaire. DISCUSSION: We believe that the approach including DiaCompanion I will be more effective in patients with GDM for improving glycaemic levels and pregnancy outcomes. …”
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“…Different biologically relevant metals are believed to play a role during the development of Alzheimer’s disease, including copper. …”
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“…Community members have a reliance and belief in traditional remedies for skin infections; and 3. …”
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“…The survey collected responses to the following questions: (1) the case was believable, (2) the case had right amount of complexity, (3) the case helped in improving medical knowledge and patient care, (4) the simulation environment gave me a real-life experience and, (5) the debriefing session after simulation helped improve my knowledge. …”
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“…Few but more North American Chinese reported that Chinese Asian populations received annual skin checks (4/30, 4.2% vs 0/65, 0%; P=.009) and believed that their clinician provided adequate sun safety education (13/30, 43.3% vs 15/65, 23.1%; P=.04). …”
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“…BACKGROUND: Although social media has the potential to spread misinformation, it can also be a valuable tool for elucidating the social factors that contribute to the onset of negative beliefs. As a result, data mining has become a widely used technique in infodemiology and infoveillance research to combat misinformation effects. …”
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“…Chromatographic separation of the dihydroxylated vitamin D(3) species was readily achieved using any of the derivatization reactions, while for 25(OH)D(3) epimers, only PyrNO, FMP, INC, and PTAD combined with acetylation enabled complete separation. In conclusion, we believe this study can serve as a useful reference for vitamin D laboratories, to help analytical and clinical scientists decide which derivatization reagent to choose for their application. …”
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“…A distinct perception and attitude pattern surrounding acne was observed, as a significant proportion (84/131, 64.1% vs 47/131, 35.9%; P=.02) of those who related acne to a biological phenomenon had acne themselves; however, the belief that acne is caused by skin lightening practices was significantly more common in those without acne (19/28, 67.9%) than in those with acne (9/28, 32.1%; P=.01). …”
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“…The purpose of including patients with PPPD is to get them engaged in the learning experience and to make them comfortable with VR. We believe this confidence and habituation would help them get engaged with VR for treatment (dizziness alleviation) while practicing the preventive measures during the pandemic in an interactive environment without actually facing any pandemic directly. …”
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