Mapping research trends of the effects of fipronil and neonicotinoids on pollinators: global insights for Colombia.

Global insights into the role of biochar in mitigating antibiotic resistance genes: Key properties and research trends

Bibliometric analyses shed light on domain-specific research trends such as leading contributors and geographical distribution. This article examines these aspects in the context of stroke thrombolysis research over the past decade. Our review highlights the United States as the most prolific contributor with significant input from organizations in China, Sweden, and other countries. Overlay visualization further elucidates focus areas such as thrombolysis pharmacological agents, stroke risk factors, and advancements in assessment and diagnostic techniques.

Internet of things supporting sustainable solid waste management: global insights, hotspots, and research trends

This study examines research trends on interceptors for reducing drag in planing hull ships, highlighting growing interest over recent decades. Key publications identify leading institutions, researchers, and countries advancing this field. Analysis of keywords reveals core themes such as hull design, interceptors, and drag reduction techniques, while network analysis underscores the United States' role in international collaborations. The study reviews experimental, numerical, and theoretical approaches to optimizing interceptor design. Findings confirm that interceptors significantly reduce drag, improving fuel efficiency and ship speeds. Refining interceptor design, particularly in shape and size, holds promise for future innovations in maritime technology. These advancements contribute to enhanced ship performance and reduced operational costs, underscoring the potential of interceptors to drive efficiency in the shipping industry.

Objective: To assess the global trends and insights in fetal fibronectin (fFN) and preterm delivery based on data-driven studies. Methodology: The study utilized bibliometrics to analyze global trends in fFN and Preterm Delivery Research (FFPDR), identifying key contributors, notable publications, and new hotspots. Scopus was used as the primary database, and a systematic data extraction process was employed to identify original Scopus-indexed publications. Results: The highly impactful FFPDR focuses on the predictive accuracy of fFN testing for spontaneous preterm birth, its integration with transvaginal cervical length measurements, its use in high-risk and symptomatic populations, and its role in guiding clinical interventions. Key trends include diagnostic advancements, predictive models, and collaborative networks, which shape the research landscape. Conclusion: This study highlights global FFPDR trends; identifies key contributors; and emphasizes diagnostic advancements, predictive models, and collaborative research networks.

The Water-Energy-Food (WEF) nexus has emerged as a critical framework for addressing resource interdependencies and building resilience against climate change impacts. Despite its growing prominence, significant knowledge gaps remain, particularly in quantifying resilience and integrating cross-sectoral dynamics into actionable policymaking. This review synthesizes existing literature on the WEF nexus, focusing on its evolution, current trends, and resilience frameworks. Employing meta-analysis, this study quantifies key trends in WEF nexus resilience research, identifying dominant methodologies, geographic patterns, and gaps in policy and practice.The findings reveal a global emphasis on conceptual frameworks and modelling approaches, with limited application to localized contexts, especially in India. To bridge this gap, this study highlights the need for policy coherence analyses and system dynamics modelling to assess resilience of the WEF-nexus under various climate scenarios. Thus, providing actionable insights for researchers and policymakers, emphasizing the importance of integrated, scalable, and data-driven approaches to enhancing the resilience of WEF systems.

Extensive research has been carried out on physical literacy (PL) over the past decades. Nonetheless, no comprehensive bibliometric analysis of relevant publications has been performed. In this study, we conducted a comprehensive bibliometric review of studies on PL to track research trends and highlight current research hotspots. The Web of Science Core Collection (WoSCC) database was selected to retrieve publications from inception to 2024 on PL. Articles and reviews written in English with PL as the main topic were included. VOSviewer and CiteSpace software were used to perform analysis and visualization of scientific productivity and emerging trends. A total of 710 publications were retrieved. Canada dominated this field with the most publications (188). The institution and author with the largest number of articles were The Chinese University of Hong Kong (46 publications) and Cairney John (35 publications), respectively. BMC Public Health was the most influential journal with 41 articles and 1214 citations. Publications were primarily distributed across journals in sports science, education, public health, and other allied disciplines. Five topics were identified by reference co-citation analysis and keyword analysis: the definition of PL, PL in education, the association of PL, the intervention of PL, and the measurement and assessment of PL. The measurement, assessment and intervention of PL may become the frontiers. PL research has witnessed growing scholarly interest over the past 18 years. The concept of PL lacks consensus, and the necessity of establishing a unified conceptualization remains contentious. Most existing PL measurement tools lack comprehensiveness in capturing conceptual components, highlighting the need for established instruments aligned with its theoretical foundations. PL interventions vary in design and effectiveness, making it essential to identify effective strategies. Furthermore, multidisciplinary collaboration is imperative. This study could offer strategic guidance for identifying potential collaborators and prioritizing research priorities.

This study presents a comprehensive bibliometric analysis to chart global research trends on the OSCE and residency training. Data were sourced from the Web of Science Core Collection database, covering research conducted from January 1999 to June 2024. CiteSpace and VOSviewer were employed to analyze the selected studies, evaluating publication trends, key contributors, and emerging topics through the co-occurrence mapping and network visualization. In total, 211 publications were identified. From 2005 to 2024, there was an increase in publications related to the OSCE and standardized residency training. The United States and Canada emerged as dominant contributor. Institutional collaborations were led by the University of Ottawa, New York University, and the University of Toronto. The most frequent keywords included "OSCE" (71 occurrences), "residents" (56 occurrences), "performance" (51 occurrences), "competence" (35 occurrences), "skills" (35 occurrences), "education" (31 occurrences), "medical education" (29 occurrences), "reliability" (23 occurrences), "medical students" (17 occurrences), "validity" (17 occurrences), and "clinical competence" (17 occurrences). Cluster analysis of the keywords identified nine clusters, mainly covering residency programs in different disciplines, communication skills, core competencies, and the reliability and validity of the OSCE for residency education. Initial studies emphasized terms such as "performance," "competence," "reliability," and "assessing surgical residents," and recent research continues to emphasize the quality of residency training, instructional effectiveness, and development of communication skills. The application of the OSCE in standardized residency training research is in its developmental phase, and further cross-regional collaboration is necessary. Future research should focus on improving the competence of residents and developing innovative, practice-oriented educational models that align with the evolving needs of residency training.

As breast cancer cases rise globally, post-mastectomy lymphedema garners increasing scholarly attention. This study aims to conduct a comprehensive bibliometric analysis of Breast Cancer-Related Lymphedema (BCRL) research from 2003 to 2022, identifying trends and providing global research insights for future studies. The literature for this analysis was extracted from the Web of Science (WoS) Core Collection, encompassing 1199 publications, including 702 articles and 101 reviews, totaling 803. Using advanced bibliometric tools such as VOSviewer and CiteSpace, quantitative and visual analyses were performed to map collaboration networks, research clusters, and emerging trends. The search strategy included specific terms related to lymphedema, breast cancer, and BCRL, ensuring a comprehensive representation of the research landscape. The bibliometric analysis revealed a steady increase in BCRL publications over the studied period, reaching a peak in 2018. The United States emerged as the leading contributor to BCRL literature, with China also demonstrating a significant presence. Collaboration networks were visualized, showcasing the interconnectedness of institutions and researchers globally. Key research hotspots identified include preventive strategies, complex decongestive therapy, and reconstructive interventions. In conclusion, this pioneering bibliometric analysis provides a comprehensive overview of BCRL research trends and collaborations globally. The findings contribute valuable insights into the evolution of the field, highlighting areas of focus and emerging research themes. This study serves as a foundational resource for researchers, clinicians, and policymakers, fostering evidence-based practices and interventions for BCRL in the future.

The growing global interest in edible insects as a sustainable protein source has positioned them as a promising solution to food security challenges. In Mexico, entomophagy is deeply embedded in cultural traditions, particularly in Oaxaca, where grasshoppers, leafcutter ants, and red agave worms form an integral part of the region's intangible heritage. This study conducted a bibliometric analysis of global research on edible insects (2009-2023) using Scopus and tools such as VOSviewer and Bibliometrix to analyze 218 publications. The analysis highlighted research trends, influential authors, and key themes, including nutrition, biosafety, and sustainability. To complement the bibliometric study, an exploratory analysis of edible insect commercialization in Oaxaca was conducted, focusing on virtual platforms and local markets. The findings reveal consistent global growth in edible insect research, with Mexico contributing six publications between 2020 and 2023. Despite advancements in safety standards and regulatory frameworks globally, Mexico still lacks formal sanitary controls and regulations for insect-based products. Nevertheless, its diverse commercialization efforts and rich cultural heritage, particularly in Oaxaca, showcase its potential to bridge tradition and innovation. This study highlights the urgent need for regulatory frameworks and research capacity to ensure safety, preserve cultural identity, and sustainably expand Mexico's edible insect market.

Huntington’s disease (HD) is a hereditary neurodegenerative disorder caused by expanded cytosine-adenine-guanine (CAG) repeats in the huntingtin (HTT) gene. It leads to progressive decline in motor function, cognition, and behavior, often following a prolonged pre-symptomatic phase. Although research on HD has progressed, significant gaps remain in understanding its full impact, particularly in areas such as mental health, global collaboration, and early intervention.A bibliometric analysis was conducted using the Web of Science Core Collection to evaluate global research trends in HD and its testing from 1966 to 2025. A total of 1,515 publications were analyzed for authorship patterns, contributing countries, journal sources, and frequently occurring keywords. VOSviewer software v1.6.15 (Centre for Science and Technology Studies, Leiden University, The Netherlands) was used to visualize author networks and keyword co-occurrence.Publication activity peaked in 2014 and 2018, with 101 and 96 articles published, respectively. The United States emerged as the leading contributor to HD research, followed by European countries with fewer publications. Keyword analysis revealed strong associations between HD and other neurodegenerative disorders, such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease, as well as recurring terms related to genetic testing, brain anatomy, and animal models. Limited author collaboration was observed, with only a few dense research clusters present.This analysis highlights the growing body of research on HD, particularly in genetic mechanisms and therapeutic modeling. However, the concentration of research within a few countries and author groups suggests limited global collaboration. Emerging gaps include underrepresentation of mental health impacts, disparities in geographic research output, and narrow journal dissemination. Strengthening international cooperation and diversifying research focus could accelerate progress in diagnosis, treatment, and overall patient care.

BackgroundDepression and anxiety are common psychiatric symptoms among lung cancer patients, compromising quality of life. A growing number of reports have explored the relationship between lung cancer and these psychological disorders. This study aimed to evaluate the research trends and emerging hotspots in lung cancer-related depression and anxiety from a bibliometric perspective.MethodsRelevant articles published between 2005 and 2025 were retrieved from Web of Science Core Collection. VOSviewer, CiteSpace, the “bibliometrix” R package, and an online bibliometric analysis platform were employed to examine publication trends and research hotspots. Regression analysis using Microsoft Excel 2021 was conducted to estimate future publication trends.ResultsOverall, 289 articles on lung cancer-related depression and anxiety were identified, with most studies focusing on lung cancer as a contributing factor to these conditions. The United States and China emerged as the most prominent contributors regarding international collaboration and publication volume. Harvard University was the leading institution in research output, while Daniel C. McFarland was the most prolific author. Recent research hotspots included fatigue, stress, and non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC).ConclusionsFuture studies should investigate the roles and biological mechanisms of psychological interventions in lung cancer cases with depression or anxiety, particularly in those with NSCLC. This study provides a systematic overview and valuable insights to guide future investigations in this field.

Background: Opioids are a class of potent analgesics extensively utilized for the management of moderate to severe pain. They are integral to postoperative analgesia, effectively mitigating pain following surgical interventions. The present study aims to undertake a comprehensive bibliometric analysis to evaluate research trends and focal areas within the domain of opioid use and postoperative analgesia.Methods: A bibliometric analysis was conducted using the Web of Science Core Collection to gather literature from 2014 to 2024. Analysis of publication trends, research hotspots, and collaboration networks was conducted using VOSviewer, CiteSpace, and the R package “bibliometrix.”Results: The search yielded 5383 relevant articles, indicating a consistent upward trend in research volume, with a significant increase commencing in 2019. The USA emerged as the leading contributor, with Harvard University identified as the foremost institution. The journal Anesthesia and Analgesia was recognized as the most prominent publication in this field, while the influential author was Meissner Winfried. Analyses of keyword identified four clusters, such as complications management, nonopioid analgesics, clinical validation of opioid-free anesthesia (OFA) and pharmacokinetics of opioids. Keywords burst analysis showed emerging interests in “enhanced recovery after surgery,” “prescription,” and “erector spinae plane block.”Conclusion: This bibliometric analysis mapped the scientific landscape of opioids in postoperative analgesia. The research hotspots included importance of complications management, nonopioid analgesics, clinical validation of OFA, and pharmacokinetics of opioids. Future studies should improve patient outcomes through individual-based multimodal analgesia with more efficacy and safety.

Knowledge mapping of job burnout and satisfaction of medical staff and a cross-sectional investigation of county-level hospitals in Southern China

Coffee is a globally important agricultural commodity whose productivity and long-term sustainability are highly dependent on insect pollinators, particularly bees, which play a crucial role in pollination efficiency, genetic diversity, and yield stability. Recent advances in artificial intelligence (AI) offer promising tools for predicting pollinator genetic patterns and population dynamics; however, existing research in this area remains fragmented across multiple disciplines. This study employed a systematic bibliometric approach to examine global research trends in AI applications for predicting the genetics and population dynamics of coffee pollinators, based on an analysis of 172 Scopus-indexed publications published between 2003 and 2023. Descriptive statistics and network visualization techniques, including co-authorship, co-citation, keyword co-occurrence, and density analyses, were conducted using the VOSviewer to identify collaboration patterns and underlying thematic structures. The results revealed a marked increase in research output after 2015, reflecting growing interdisciplinary integration among artificial intelligence, ecology, and agricultural sciences. Research activity was predominantly concentrated in countries with strong AI capabilities and research infrastructures, while major coffee-producing countries such as Indonesia demonstrated moderate but steadily increasing contributions. Thematic analyses further indicated that studies on coffee pollinators are largely embedded within broader AI-driven agriculture, genomics, and environmental research frameworks suggesting that this field represents an emerging research domain that remains underdeveloped in terms of focused empirical investigation. Overall, this review underscores the considerable potential of AI-based approaches to advance coffee pollinator management and highlights the need for more targeted, interdisciplinary research to support sustainable coffee production.