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Can ChatGPT affect health literacy?

Abstract Background ChatGPT is a large language model based on artificial intelligence, which nowadays finds application in various fields, including medicine. Objectives To investigate the usefulness of ChatGPT related to health literacy and to highlight its potential limitations. Methods We searched PubMed/MEDLINE for published research and articles that reviewed ChatGPT in the context of health literacy, written in English over the past five years with free full text access. All original articles were screened. Results A total of 53 publications were found. Twenty-five publications met the inclusion criteria and were included in the review. Most of the works presented a positive opinion towards the use of ChatGPT. The authors of six articles believe that ChatGPT generates more readable papers, while four of them believe the opposite. In four articles authors found out possibility to simplify text. The negative sides relate to the possibly insufficient education of users, the accuracy of the information, potential bias, dependence on the outdated data, and the ethical problem of the real authors not being cited, and therefore not recognized for their work. Conclusions According to the conducted research, ChatGPT represents an opportunity to improve health literacy by generating accessible and comprehensible information about health. It has also been shown to improve the readability and accessibility of public education materials on selected health topics. Furthermore, while AI models like ChatGPT can serve as a reliable source of health information, they should be used as an addition to professional medical consultation, and not as a standalone advice service. Key messages • ChatGPT represents an opportunity to improve health literacy. • AI models like ChatGPT can serve as a reliable source of health information, but they should be used as an addition to professional medical consultation, and not as a standalone advice service.

Determining the Most Consensus-Based Assessment Method for Social Sustainability—Case Study of a Suburb of Karlstad, Sweden

An assessment method for sustainability was developed by the authors in a previous article. Many social sustainability assessment methods rely on assessors’ subjective judgments, which can be problematic. This study aims to examine the level of consensus different assessors can achieve using various assessment methods and to compare their results with an assessment made by one of the authors, to reduce subjectivity. A selective sample of engineering students from Karlstad University were surveyed to test and compare three as-assessment methods against the initial assessment. The three methods are: Woxnerud’s (the authors’) method, Jan Gehl’s twelve quality criteria, and a structured survey. Seven student groups conducted the first assessment, followed by 12 individual students who performed the second and third assessments. The objectives were to determine whether multiple assessors could reach a consensus using each method, identify which method yielded the most consensus and was most effectively implemented, and measure each method’s consonance rate in relation to Woxnerud’s initial assessment. The first method achieved a 75.0% assessor consensus and 98.4% consonance. The second method achieved a 67.0% assessor consensus and 75.0% consonance. The third method achieved a 50% assessor consensus and 91.0% consonance. This limited study suggests that a subjective method, such as an assessment method for social sustainability, can yield somewhat similar results, and in addition, Woxnerud’s method is more objectively applicable than the two other methods tested in this article.

Black Women in Medical Education Publishing: Bibliometric and Testimonio Accounts Using Intersectionality Methodology.

Black women in academic medicine experience racial and gender discrimination, all while being tasked with improving a flawed system. Representation of Black women in medicine remains low, yet they bear the burden of fostering diversity and mentoring trainees, exacerbating their minority tax and emotional labor, and negatively impacting career progression. To complement qualitative accounts of Black women authors in the medical education literature with a quantitative account of their representation. We used statistical modeling to estimate the representation of Black women authors in medical education publishing as compared to other groups. An intersectional methodology employing bibliometric analysis and testimonio reflection. US-based authors of journal articles published in medical education journals between 2000 and 2020. Author race was determined using a probability-based algorithm incorporating US Census data, and author gender was ascribed using Social Security Administration records. We conducted two negative binomial generalized linear models by first and last author publications. Metadata for each article was retrieved from Web of Science and PubMed to include author names, country of institutional affiliation, and Medical Subject Headings (MeSH). Results were contextualized via the "testimonio" account of a Black woman author. Of 21,945 unique authors, Black women (and other racially minoritized groups) published far fewer first and last author papers than white women and men. In addition, major MeSH terms used by Black women authors reveal little overlap with highly ranked medical education topics. The testimonio further narrated struggles with belonging and racial identity. This study revealed that Black women are underrepresented in medical education publishing. We believe that dismantling oppressive structures in the publishing ecosystem and the field is imperative for achieving equity. Additionally, further experiential accounts are needed to contextualize this quantitative account and understand underrepresentation in medical education publishing.

Library in the mirror of research: functionality and quality of services

In the article author presents two approaches to libraries: functional and user defined. From the point of view of functional significance, the library performs the function of personality formation, educational, memorial, and communicative functions. From the point of view of the quality of services received by visitors, the library appears as an architectural, construction and professional library synthesis. The user can evaluate the quality of the services provided in real and virtual space. The library can provide leisure services - clubs, clubs, evenings, lectures, concerts. The functional importance of the library, combined with the high quality of the services provided, should be an attractive place for visitors. To research the real state of affairs, the results of sociological research conducted by All-Russian Center for the Study of Public Opinion in Russia in 2011, 2015, 2022, as well as in libraries in Novosibirsk in 2020 and 2024 are presented. All-Russian Center’s for the Study of Public Opinion results reflect attendance and solutions to the problem of low attendance. The results of the Novosibirsk study reflect an assessment of social attitudes towards libraries. Such an assessment was carried out through a content analysis of the system for collecting customer feedback on products, services, and organizations of Flame. The results of the study of Novosibirsk libraries were compared with some of the results of All-Russian Center for the Study of Public Opinion. The author concluded that the problems of non-attendance are somewhat “far-fetched”, which hide personal lack of activity, low motivation to work with book publications. The results of the research can be used in planning the library’s activities for the development of a user service system.

Causal Interpretations of Correlational Evidence Regarding Violence.

Inferring causation from correlation can lead to erroneous explanations of violent behavior and the development and implementation of ineffective or even harmful interventions and policies. This article explores the inferences that violence researchers draw from evidence related to violent offending. We invited authors of articles published in violence journals to complete an online survey in which they were asked to identify a factor that may be a cause of violence, cite a study that demonstrates the factor is associated with violence, and provide their inferences from that study. We read each study and coded its research design (description of a sample [n = 9], cross-sectional/retrospective non-experiment [n = 18], single-wave longitudinal non-experiment [n = 10], multi-wave longitudinal non-experiment [n = 0], or randomized experiment [n = 5]) and the appropriate inferences (inter-rater reliability was adequate; κ = 0.73-1.00). Reassuringly, participants (N = 42; 57.1% in United States; 59.5% women) rarely indicated that their identified study demonstrated that their factor was a cause of violence (0.0%-16.7%) when the study was not a randomized experiment. However, many participants failed to acknowledge any plausible alternate interpretations (e.g., reverse causality, third variable) of the results from non-experimental studies (50.0%-88.9%). Moreover, most participants incorrectly selected a causal implication as following from the results of non-experimental studies (77.8%-100%). Our results suggest that even among authors of articles published in peer-review scientific journals on violence, many appear to infer causation from correlation.

THE IMPACT OF E-COMMERCE ON SMALL BUSINESS

The article provides a review of scientific literature in order to generalize the methodology for defining the concept of "electronic commerce". The main trends in the field of e-commerce in small business are characterized. The data on the development of the e-commerce market are analyzed and the following is emphasized: in the number of purchases from mobile devices has increased; creation and widespread use of social media pages is a key factor in the development of e-commerce by entrepreneurs. The advantages and disadvantages of using electronic commerce by small businesses are systematized. In given article authors shine a problem an analysis he shift toward online transactions and digital platforms has been accelerated to adapt to the changing business landscape. Through the review of scientific literature, a comprehensive understanding of e-commerce's impact on small businesses has been highlighted. The article has delved into the main trends shaping the e-commerce landscape for small businesses, emphasizing the significant increase in purchases made through mobile devices. This trend underscores the importance of having a mobile-friendly online presence for entrepreneurs to effectively reach their target audience. E-commerce is a tool through which firms can attain competitive advantage. Therefore it is interesting to further explore how firms exactly go about implementing e-commerce systems, and which path firms take from e-commerce idea generation up to realization of e-commerce success.To comprehensively understand the impact of e-commerce on small businesses, it is crucial to conduct a multiple case studies analysis using a qualitative research design. Small businesses experience challenges before, when, and after integrating e-commerce into their operational structures internally and externally, such as perceiving the technology as an unnecessary business cost, lack of resources to fund e-commerce infrastructure, and absence of managerial support to adopting a radical approach to innovation and growth of the business. The analysis of the impacts of e-commerce on small businesses helps to determine the opportunities and challenges in the business operation process.

Care-leaver activism and criminogenic welfare: An Australian case study

This article discusses the failings of out-of-home care (OOHC) in Australia, focussing on 20th century OOHC systems’ construction of non-offending minors as “problems” while exposing them to high-risk environments defined here as “crime scenes”. Governments are deemed culpable for the inherent criminality of the system and its institutions. Juxtaposed to this is the development of care-leaver activist groups since the 1990s, and their fight to make governments and institutions accountable and to advocate in legal and bureaucratic forums for care-leavers and those currently in care. The discussion benefits from the insights of the article's lead author, herself a former state ward and a long-time care-leaver activist. The article identifies obstacles militating against activist successes, including institutional resistance and the historical reluctance of academics, especially criminologists, to engage with the problem.

A Comparative Study of Mean Square Error, Signal to Noise Ratios of Grey Scale Thresholded and Compressed Images Before Performing Edge Detection Method

Author has already published a paper where he has used colored and grey scale images to find out the mean square error, peak signal to noise ratio’s in clustering based segmented and compressed version. Here in this article author has done the same comparison of image thresolding, image compression and then edge detection techniques respectively. So there will be a sharp comparison between these two different articles where the aim of the author is same for both the cases. In this articles author has used two different types of thresholding techniques: global and adaptive thresholding.

Recent advances in polyaniline/graphene nanocomposites for supercapacitor applications: Synthesis, properties, and future directions

Electrochemical capacitors or supercapacitors have attracted the attention of researchers and industries in the recent past because of the differences in the features and potential applications in comparison to the Li-ion batteries. Supercapacitors have been one of the most investigated applications in literature based on graphene-related materials. This review aims to provide the most recent advancement on the use of graphene and polyaniline (PANI) nanocomposite towards enhancing the supercapacitor properties. The synthesis methods of the graphene and PANI nanocomposite, the characteristics of the nanocomposite and its utilization in supercapacitors are discussed. Graphene and PANI are both well-known materials that possess fascinating physical and electrochemical characteristics, and in the last several years, they have been investigated for numerous applications by many researchers. Together with such advantages as enhanced physical and electrochemical characteristics, mechanical strength, and density, composites of both materials can be a potent material for supercapacitor usage.The preparation methods of graphene, PANI, and its composites described by the authors of the research article include in-situ polymerization, chemical vapor deposition, and hydrothermal-assisted polymerization. These characterization techniques include SEM, TEM, FTIR, XRD, DSC, and TGA to determine other properties of the nanocomposite which shows enhanced properties of graphene and PANI. The electrochemical properties of the nanocomposites are evaluated through cyclic voltammetry (CV) and galvanostatic charge-discharge (GCD) and the achieved values indicate high specific capacitance, cycling stability, and charge-discharge abilities. These outcomes demonstrate the excellent applicability of PANI/graphene nanocomposites as high-performance supercapacitors and encourage the confidence in the effectiveness of the study. Several factors affecting properties of the nanocomposites have been reported in the previous studies, and it is clear from this study how various properties and their relation affects the overall performance of the nanocomposite. Altogether, PANI/graphene nanocomposites have the potential to be used as next-generation supercapacitors, which is still unexplored fully to meet the demands to enhance the high-performance energy storage devices.

Nonopioid Drugs for Postoperative Pain: A Selection Governed by Choices of the Authors of Academic Articles

The opioid crisis has profoundly changed the interest in using nonopioid analgesics. This review identified nonopioid drugs receiving the most interest in the treatment of postoperative pain. Publication-based interest, which reflects the authors’ choices of subjects for academic articles, was used to show the shifts in their interest. The authors’ choices of a particular drug for an article’s subject were regarded as reflective of the collective opinion of experts most knowledgeable on the subject. The frequency with which a drug was the topic of an article was measured with the use of specific bibliometric indices. They were employed to select nonopioid drugs for this review. These included acetaminophen, dexmedetomidine, dexamethasone, ketamine, gabapentin, ibuprofen, ketorolac, diclofenac, magnesium sulfate, clonidine, intravenous lidocaine, and meloxicam (in order of most to least bibliometric interest). Individual reviews on these agents described how the bibliometric indices characterized a drug. They also addressed the question of whether a nonopioid analgesic produced a marked opioid-sparing effect. Information relative to this question was presented via the results of meta-analyses with emphasis on the possible reduction of opioid-related side effects. Overall, nonopioid drugs demonstrating the largest popularity among authors and continuous interest growth in 2018-2022 include acetaminophen, dexmedetomidine, dexamethasone, and ibuprofen. The relevant meta-analyses show that nonopioids, administered as components of multimodal analgesia, provided the opioid-sparing effect; they also show that the most common change in the opioid-related side effects was a lower incidence of postoperative nausea and vomiting.

СОВРЕМЕННЫЕ ИССЛЕДОВАНИЯ ПРОБЛЕМЫ ФОРМИРОВАНИЯ СТРЕССОУСТОЙЧИВОСТИ У СТУДЕНТОВ

Life is never perfect. No matter how much we might wish for everything to go smoothly, difficulties are inevitable, and we all have to deal with them. Resilience theory asserts that what matters most is not the nature of adversities but how we cope with them. When we face hardships, misfortunes, or disappointments, resilience helps us recover. It aids in our survival, recovery, and even thriving in the face of and after misfortunes, but that's not all. Read on to learn more about the theory of resilience, including its connection with shame, organizations, and much more. The article explores approaches to understanding stress resilience, as well as scientific studies dedicated to examining the factors that affect the level of stress resilience. The purpose of the study is a theoretical analysis of scientific works focused on the issue of developing stress resilience among students. Publications in scientific journals covering the research topic in the collection The Newman In Foreign Policy June 2022 were used as the research material. Common theoretical methods were used to achieve the research goal. Results and their discussion. A logical structure of the section writing is established. The main factors influencing the formation of students' stress resilience and research methods are presented. Conclusions: 3 main views of the article's author on what affects the formation of stress resilience and the emotional stability of a student.

DIDACTIC AND METHODOLOGICAL BASES FOR ENSURING THE STUDY OF CHEMISTRY BY FUTURE SPECIALISTS OF TECHNOLOGICAL AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION

The article actualizes the research task of substantiating the didactic (content of the leading topics) and methodological (topics and objectives of laboratory work) foundations for ensuring general and professionally oriented competencies in the study of chemistry by future technology teachers and vocational education specialists. It is proposed to include the following topics in the content of training of higher education applicants majoring in 014.10 Secondary Education (Technology): basic concepts and laws of chemistry, periodic law and the D. Mendelieev’s periodic table of chemical elements; main classes of inorganic compounds; hydrocarbons; oxygen-containing organic compounds; non-trogen-containing organic compounds; general properties of high molecular weight compounds; chemical fibers; plastic masses. This block of the discipline includes laboratory work developed by the article author in accordance with the content of each topic. The article concludes the importance of chemical disciplines in the implementation of the educational profiles «Woodworking», «Agricultural Production», «Cooking», «Construction», «Energy», «Design and Modeling of Clothes», «Light Industry», «Design Basics», «Metalworking», etc. in high school in Ukraine.

Research Progress on Digital Competency of Teachers at Home and Abroad based on Knowledge Mapping

In order to deeply study the research hotspots and development trends in the field of teachers' digital competence at home and abroad, 227 and 623 relevant literatures included in the China Knowledge Network (CNKI) database and Web of Science Core Collection (WoS) between 2006 and 2024 were selected. Using CiteSpace 6.3.R1 bibliometric software, trends in the number of publications, collaborative networks among authors and institutions, keyword co-occurrences, cluster analysis, and emergent words were visualized and analyzed. It was found that the volume of articles on teachers' digital competence at home and abroad showed a fluctuating upward trend; there was a close cooperative relationship between the authors of articles and institutions at home and abroad, and a more complete cooperative team was formed. Domestic research mainly focuses on the investigation of the status quo of teachers' digital competence, cultivation and enhancement, and the study of measurement model, while foreign research focuses more on the investigation, cultivation and enhancement, and assessment research of teachers' digital competence. Currently, the frontiers of domestic teacher digital competency research include vocational colleges and teacher development, while the frontiers of foreign research focus on online teaching and classroom practice.

Amina: an Arabic multi-purpose integral news articles dataset

AbstractElectronic newspapers are one of the most common sources of Modern Standard Arabic. Existing datasets of Arabic news articles typically provide a title, body, and single label. Ignoring important features, like the article author, image, tags, and publication date, can degrade the efficacy of classification models. In this paper, we propose the Arabic multi-purpose integral news articles (AMINA) dataset. AMINA is a large-scale Arabic news corpus with over 1,850,000 articles collected from 9 Arabic newspapers from different countries. It includes all the article features: title, tags, publication date and time, location, author, article image and its caption, and the number of visits. To test the efficacy of the proposed dataset, three tasks were developed and validated: article textual content (classification and generation) and article image classification. For content classification, we experimented the performance of several state-of-the-art Arabic NLP models including AraBERT and CAMeL-BERT, etc. For content generation, the reformer architecture is adopted as a character text generation model. For image classification applied on Al-Sharq and Youm7 news portals, we have compared the performance of 10 pre-trained models including ConvNeXt, MaxViT, ResNet18, etc. The overall study verifies the significance and contribution of our newly introduced Arabic articles dataset. The AMINA dataset has been released at https://huggingface.co/datasets/MohamedZayton/AMINA.

Radical child perspective in contemporary art dedicated to the Holocaust. Epistemology, camp, weak subject

The author aims to outline the strategies of children’narrative and perspective in Holocaust literature and movie from postwar testimonies to postmodern meta-narratives of Holocaust. In the mainpart of article author analyses two works of art (the movie Jojo Rabbit by Taika Waititi and novelby Tadeusz Pankowski Była Żydówka, nie ma Żydówki) focusing on different strategies of usingthe figure of child in Holocaust storytelling.

Netakimab in the treatment of psoriatic erythroderma

Psoriasis is considered as system immunoassociated disease of the multifactorial nature with dominating value in development of genetic factors. Suffer псориазом from 2 to 7% of inhabitants of a planet. Psoriasis it is started, when environment factors activate plasmocytoid dentrid cages that leads to development numerous proinflammatory citokines, including the factor некроза to a tumour FNO-α, interferon (IFN) γ, interleukin (IL) 17, IL-22, IL-23 and IL-1β. Many of these citokines stimulate hyperproliferation keratinocyes which supports a chronic inflammation. The heaviest form psoriasis – psoriatic erythroderma, results adverse экзогенных from the factors, irritating treatment. Develops erythroderma at 1.5–3% of patients псориазом which amazes all surface of an integument. All skin cover gets brightly red colour, with a brown shade, is strained. Taking into account recent achievements in understanding of the inflammatory nature psoriatic research efforts have been concentrated to finding-out of a role specific proinflammatory cytokines which participate in pathogenesis diseases, for the purpose of working out of new purposeful methods of treatment. For treatment psoriatic erythroderma in medicine there is a wide spectrum of external and system means. Undoubtedly, psoriatic erythroderma has all indications to appointment of biological therapy, especially when does not give in traditional methods. Authors of article have presented a therapy material psoriatic erythroderma, a domestic preparation of genno-engineering biological therapy of (netakimab). The good clinical effect that opens prospect of application of this preparation is gained. The concrete clinical example of successful treatment is resulted.

The Beginning of Writing Culture among Steppe Nomads

The present study focuses on the prerequisites for the periodization of writing in the culture of steppe nomads, the stages of development of pictographic subject and ideological writing are analyzed. Many petroglyphs, symbols left by steppe nomads, probably reflect their desire to understand the world around them. Authors of articles as part of several expeditions to the complex petroglyphs of Shiveet Khairkhan, Arshan Khad, Khoit-Tsenkher, Baga-Oygur in Mongolia; Bichikt-Bom, Karakol, Bizhikt-Khaya, Bii-Khem, Karasuk in Russia; Ak-Baur, Zhetysu, Tamgaly, Terekti in Kazakhstan. Based on written sources, as well as outdated creativity, commercial from generation to generation, the article analyzes the origins of written nomadic culture. The authors believe that some historical events are captured in the tradition of the Turkic chronology, such as “Koyan zhylgy ashtyk” (Famine in the year of the rabbit), “Meshin zhylgy sogys” (War in the year of the monkey) and are a reflection of the subject nomadic culture. In the process of research, it was established that the heritage of many petroglyphs and symbols with the ancient Turkic alphabet confirms the cultural and cognitive continuity of the written culture of the nomads.

Oral Cavity Cancer Secondary to Dental Trauma: A Scoping Review.

(1) Background: Oral cavity cancer represents the most common site of origin of head and neck mucosal malignancies. A few limited studies have suggested that chronic irritation, particularly in non-healing ulcers, and fibrotic tissue from poor dentition or ill-fitting dentures had a role in developing mouth cancer. This scoping review aims to evaluate the existing evidence concerning Oral Cavicty Cancer (OCC) in non-smokers/non-drinkers and the relationship with dental trauma. (2) Methods: A scoping review of the PubMed, Embase, and Web of Science databases was completed in adherence with the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic reviews and Meta-Analyses extension for Scoping Reviews checklist. (3) Results: Of the 33 articles that met inclusion, in 6 of them authors discussed the role of topography in dental trauma, in 11 articles authors discussed the carcinogenesis mechanism involved in chronic mucosal trauma, in 17 articles data on ill-fitting dentures was included, 4 studies dealt with the effect of broken/sharp teeth on mucosal damage, and in 7 studies the role of oral hygiene was covered. Less frequently discussed topics included gender, risk of neck nodes, and the role of potentially malignant oral disorders. (4) Conclusions: The available literature suggests a potential connection between chronic dental trauma and the development of OCC. Studies have highlighted factors such as denture use and ill-fitting dental appliances as contributors to an increased risk of oral cancer. Interestingly, we still miss data to support the hypothesis that women, particularly those without toxic habits like smoking or alcohol consumption, appear to be disproportionately affected by oral cancer related to chronic dental trauma.

Trends in authorship of original articles in three high-impact medical journals: a decade-by-decade analysis from 2003 to 2023

Trends in authorship of original articles in three high-impact medical journals: a decade-by-decade analysis from 2003 to 2023

RadioGraphics Update: The Ninth Edition TNM Staging System for Thymic Epithelial Tumors.

Editor's Note.-RadioGraphics Update articles supplement or update information found in full-length articles previously published in RadioGraphics. These updates, written by at least one author of the previous article, provide a brief synopsis that emphasizes important new information such as technological advances, revised imaging protocols, new clinical guidelines involving imaging, or updated classification schemes.