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Invisible Hazards: Why We Must Bridge the Safety Culture Gap Between Social and Technical Vocational Students
As an occupational safety expert and educator, I've noticed a striking gap in safety culture between technical and social vocational students. Here is why the "invisible" risks in social programs demand a paradigm shift in how we teach Occupational Health and Safety.
Teaching differently, eating differently: how collaborative learning transformed adolescent diet quality in Ogun State, Nigeria
Adolescents in low- and middle-income countries often face poor diet quality and inadequate nutrition knowledge, which can lead to long-term health issues. This study demonstrated that a collaborative learning-based nutrition education intervention significantly improved Nutrition outcomes.
When Fast Food Becomes Identity: Exploring the Eating Behaviors of Egyptian Female University Students
Why do female university students continue eating fast food despite knowing its risks? Our study explored how identity, social influence, emotions, and university life shape fast-food consumption among Egyptian female students.
Effectiveness of a Nursing Rehabilitative Intervention for Elderly Victims of Spousal Emotional Abuse on Stress Level, Life Satisfaction, and Family Functioning
Emotional abuse among older couples is a hidden yet harmful issue affecting well-being and family stability. Despite its impact, targeted interventions remain limited. This study evaluates a nursing rehabilitative intervention to improve outcomes among elderly victims.
Making the Most of Brain Dock: Translating a Uniquely Japanese Screening Tradition into Evidence for Primary Stroke Prevention
Brain Dock is Japan's preventive MRI programme for identifying asymptomatic cerebrovascular abnormalities in apparently healthy individuals. Asymptomatic brain lesions are established stroke risk markers, but evidence that lesion-guided intervention reduces future events remains limited.
