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Reducing distress during vaccine injections: 2026 clinical practice guideline update. [PDF]
Taddio A +27 more
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ABSTRACT The debate on the environmental impact of foreign direct investment (FDI) continues to evolve; however, it is widely shown that FDI worsens environmental pollution in developing countries due to their institutional deficiencies. Currently, there is limited evidence on the synergistic effect of political corruption, which is corruption across ...
Alex O. Acheampong +2 more
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EUS-Guided Choledochoduodenostomy With Lumen-Apposing Metal Stents: A Recommendation From an Expert Delphi Consensus. [PDF]
Khoury T +32 more
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Fair Business Models for Climate‐Smart Agriculture: A Design Science Research Approach
ABSTRACT Organisations in agri‐food value chains face urgent demands to address climate change, environmental degradation and social inequities through climate‐smart agriculture (CSA). However, sustained CSA implementation remains constrained by business models (BMs) that fail to offer fair solutions to stakeholders. Existing business model innovation (
Christopher Jr. Galgo +9 more
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Machine Learning-Based Estimation of Sports Performance in Elite Athletes. [PDF]
Takács T +13 more
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ABSTRACT Greenhushing has emerged as a strategic corporate response to political and regulatory uncertainty, yet less is known about how firms recalibrate previously established sustainability signals when external conditions change. Drawing on signaling theory, this study examines changes in corporate climate and ESG commitments during the political ...
Younsung Kim, Nicolas Bennett Battaile
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Optimizing polytherapy management for Dravet syndrome in the United States: A National Expert Consensus. [PDF]
Wirrell E, Sullivan J.
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Business Responses to Competing Institutional Logics in the Climate Change Field: An Experiment
ABSTRACT We examine how competing institutional logics shape corporate responses to climate change. We theorize the climate change field as a competitive issue field where a dominant market logic of short‐term profit maximization confronts an emerging environmental logic prioritizing emissions reduction.
Arijit Paul +2 more
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