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The Edges of Clinical Pharmacology: A Narrative Review on Religious and Sociocultural Influences in Drug Management

Clinical and Translational Science, Volume 18, Issue 4, April 2025.
ABSTRACT Scientific advancements in pharmacology have revolutionized disease management, significantly enhancing global health. Innovations like biological therapies and mRNA vaccines underscore the field's capacity to address complex conditions and global crises.
Salvatore Di Maria, Alessio Provenzani
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Midwifery Students’ Experiences of Bias in the Clinical Setting: Prevalence, Types, and Impact

Journal of Midwifery &Women's Health, Volume 70, Issue 1, Page 50-60, January/February 2025.
Introduction Exposure to bias in clinical learning environments may undermine students’ confidence, cause emotional harm, impede learning, and potentially delay graduation. However, little is known about the prevalence of bias experienced by midwifery students in the United States.
Heidi Loomis, Barbara Hackley, Paula Alexander‐Delpech, Emily McGahey, Dana Perlman   +4 more
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AM I MY CHILDREN’S KEEPER? EVIDENCE FOR INFANTICIDE IN THE ROMAN EMPIRE

Journal of Ancient History and Archaeology
Infanticide has been a subject of scholarly fascination, attracting researchers from diverse disciplines, and leading to the abundance of scholarly literature on this topic.
Lev Shir COSIJNS
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“We Must Wash the Dead Body of Our Beloved Mother to Protect Her Privacy; If We Don’t, It Is as If She Has Died Childless”: Qualitative Exploration of Meanings Underlying Sociocultural Practices Which May Escalate the Transmission of Ebola Virus Disease in Tanzania’s Border Regions

Advances in Public Health, Volume 2025, Issue 1, 2025.
Background Despite bordering Ebola virus disease (EVD)‐affected countries, Tanzania has limited local knowledge to inform EVD preparedness and response. Understanding risky sociocultural practices is one step, and getting to know the meanings linked to adherence to such practices is a further step toward better preparedness and response to the EVD ...
Tumaini Nyamhanga, Emmy Metta, Hussein Mohamed, Deodatus Kakoko, Nathanael Sirili, Gasto Frumence, Hannah Wesley   +6 more
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Do We Ask What the Deities Can Do for Us? The Roles of Dao Religion and Resilience in Suicidality in Chronic Pain

Pain Research and Management, Volume 2025, Issue 1, 2025.
Objectives: Resilience to pain is a protective factor against aversive pain outcomes, such as suicide. Religiosity as a cornerstone of resilience has been found to be associated with reduced risk of suicidality in chronic pain. However, affiliations to different religions have displayed differences in suicide risk.
Ling-Jun Liu, Hsiu-Ling Peng, Edward Meng-Hua Lin, Wan-Ping Liang, Parisa Gazerani   +4 more
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Yahudilikte Özel Bir Sınıf: Yahudi Din Adamları Kohenler/A Special Class in Judaism: Jewish Clergy Kohanim

Oksident, 2019
Institution of cohen (priesthood) began with Harun and passed from father to son until today. This class which is considered to be religiously high and valuable is divided into two groups: cohen gadol (the high priest) and cohen (priest).
Muhammet Güngör
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Religion and public administration at the micro level: The lens of street‐level bureaucracy theory in democracies

Australian Journal of Public Administration, Volume 83, Issue 4, Page 736-748, December 2024.
Abstract The dynamics between religion and state in public administration implementation theories has garnered scholarly interest over the past decade. However, these two realms of study are rarely combined. In this research note, I explore religion and, more specifically, the implementation of religion‐based policies by street‐level bureaucrats, as a ...
Niva Golan‐Nadir
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Medical students' reproductive health perspectives: Pre‐ and post‐Roe v Wade reversal

American Journal of Medical Genetics Part A, Volume 194, Issue 11, November 2024.
Abstract The ability to make informed decisions about reproductive health is a cornerstone principle of the practice of prenatal medical genetics. Unfortunately, these reproductive health decisions have become entangled in the current, contentious political climate. This debate reached an inflection point in 2022 with Dobbs v.
Morgan Jenkins, Margaret Hayslip, Channing Freeman Bruce, Nathaniel H. Robin   +3 more
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Determination of stigma among individuals who deviate from the norms and among community members: The price paid by all

Social and Personality Psychology Compass, Volume 18, Issue 10, October 2024.
Abstract The Jewish Ultraorthodox community in Israel strongly opposes enlisting in the Israeli military. Young men who violate this norm must cope with negative social consequences such as stigma. In the current study we investigated risk and protective factors (self‐esteem, sense of community, positive and negative societal conditional regard, and ...
Yael Itzhaki‐Braun, Nechumi Malovicki‐Yaffe   +1 more
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Sociodemographic and Linguistic Disparities in Tube Feeding Among Canadian Nursing Home Residents With Advanced Dementia

Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, Volume 73, Issue 5, Page 1624-1626, May 2025.
Nathan M. Stall, John Hirdes, Darly Dash, Kieran L. Quinn, Christina Reppas‐Rindlisbacher, John N. Morris, Susan L. Mitchell, Luke A. Turcotte   +7 more
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