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Review of psychosocial challenges in transplantation
Examining emotional and social impacts before and after organ transplant
Porosity patterns affect kink band failure in 3D-printed C-CFRP laminates
How printing defects trigger different failure modes under compression
Hypertensive pregnancy linked to higher cardiac biomarker levels
Comparing heart damage markers in pregnant women with and without high blood pressure
Strategic Management and Leadership Practices for Enhancing Employee Performance and Organizational Sustainability
How leadership and management choices drive employee performance and long-term sustainability
Problematic short-form video users show more impulsive control
Excessive short-form video use weakens the brain's ability to inhibit automatic responses
Spreadsheets can support classroom psychometric analysis
Making psychometric analysis accessible through spreadsheet tools for teachers and educators
Liquidity-trap spillovers differ sharply across asset-supply shocks
How asset shortages abroad trigger deflation and recession in trapped economies
Heartfulness architecture links physical design with lived experience
How meditation spaces blend physical design with inner experience to create healing environments
Graph matching improved IVUS-OCT sequence registration
Aligning ultrasound and optical imaging of blood vessels using graph matching
Coastal aerosol types vary strongly by season worldwide
Four distinct aerosol types dominate coastal regions with pronounced seasonal patterns.
