bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
The Segmentation Strategies for Social Media-based Smoking Education in China: Based on Health Belief Model
Authors: Cheng Cheng , Espanha Rita 
Published: February 2025

[Objectives] The current study set out to examine the effects of unintended exposure to anti-smoking-related information during the routine of social media use on actual anti-smoking behaviors based on the health belief model. And it aims to determine the smoking characteristics of the social media users as well as ascertaining the choice of social media platforms of smokers. In addition, this research was conducted to identify the differences in path coefficients among different subgroups. [Methods] An online survey provided quantitative data from 921 social media users, including 466 smokers and 455 non-smokers. Chi-square tests were utilized to identify the differences in smoking characteristics and the choice of social media platforms. Then, partial least squares structural modeling (PLS-SEM) was employed using Smart PLS 3.3.5 to test hypotheses and the multi-group analysis (MGA) was conducted to quantitively describe the differences in path coefficients. [Results] Firstly, social media users who are male, or elder, or with higher monthly income are more likely to be addicted smokers and reported using regular cigarette more frequently, while the female smokers tend to use e-cigarette. Second, smokers who reported higher monthly income or higher education level or using e-cigarette rely on Sina microblog to obtain anti-smoking information. And the smokers who reported using regular cigarette prefer TikTok. Thirdly, there was empirical evidence that anti-smoking information scanning via social media platforms exerts a positive effect on smokers’ anti-smoking behaviors (by directly influencing their perceived barriers (, perceived severity ( and self-efficacy . And the anti-smoking information scanning via social media platforms is positively associated with non-smokers’ self-efficacy, thereby promoting their anti-smoking behaviors . Finally, there was no significant difference in the direct and total effect of anti-smoking information scanning on smokers’ perceptions and actual behaviors among subgroups (age, gender, income, CPD, TTF). And anti-smoking information scanning exerts a more decisive influence on perceived barriers of female non-smokers than male non-smokers (Diff.= 0.219, <.001). [Conclusion] The present results highlight the effectiveness of anti-smoking information dissemination via social media on public anti-smoking behaviors and put forward the segmentation strategies targeted to various users and tailored to three social media platforms.
Younbo Jung：Interdisciplinary Empirical Research on Social Aging and Health Communication
Authors: Wang Haoyu 
Published: February 2025

Associate Professor Younbo Jung's lecture on "Interdisciplinary Empirical Research on Social Aging and Health Communication" explores the intersection of technology, aging, and health. Jung discusses the impact of industrial revolutions on social aging, highlighting the increasing global life expectancy and the potential of "Gerontechnology" in addressing challenges faced by aging societies. He introduces AB testing as a crucial research methodology, demonstrating its application in optimizing decision-making processes. Jung presents his research findings, including a study on how electronic games can reduce loneliness among the elderly, and another comparing the effectiveness of video versus VR teaching for older adults. The latter reveals VR's superior ability to generate pleasure and positively influence perceived usefulness and future usage intentions. Jung concludes by emphasizing older adults' enthusiasm for learning new technologies, with pleasure being a key factor in their positive learning experiences. This lecture underscores the importance of interdisciplinary approaches in addressing the complex issues surrounding social aging and health communication in the digital age.
How Can Smoke-Free Legislation Succeed in the Pan-Media Era?
Authors: Ma Xu , Huang Wanting , Zhou Chutong 
Published: February 2025

Smoke-free legislations are effective measures to combat the epidemic of tobacco use and protect citizens from the harm of secondhand smoke. Although nationalwide tobacco control legislation has yet to be established, local tobacco control initiatives have already demonstrated positive outcomes. Current research has identified numerous univariate factors influencing tobacco control legislation, however, there is a notable lack of studies that comprehensively examine the combined effects of various influencing factors, including media advocacy. In the era of pan-media, the roles of media actors, networks, and users have evolved. Government affairs new media, which serves the dual roles of “information dissemination and public service”, has not only become a representative of the official intent but also an integral part of the media environment. The government affairs new media demonstrate unique “locality” within the dynamics of the political, technological, and market-oriented dimensions. This study adopts the “four-image diagram” of the Geographies of Media & Communication as the theoretical framework, and employs the fuzzy-set Qualitative Comparative Analysis (fsQCA) method. It takes the tobacco control legislation status of 32 cities as the outcome variable and the tobacco control practices of local government affairs new media and other local characteristic variables as the condition variables, to explore the impact of different combinations of factors on local tobacco control legislation. The findings indicate that a “ low proportion of tobacco tax contribution” plays a pivotal role in the success of local tobacco control legislation, while combinations of “high economic level, high proportion of tobacco tax contribution, and large number of comprehensive media campaign on tobacco control” significantly hinders legislative efforts. Furthermore, although the impact of local government affairs new media's tobacco control practices on tobacco control legislation remains unsubstantiated, proactive communication and comprehensive dissemination of tobacco control information may still positively facilitate local tobacco control legislation and enforcement.
Рецензия на книгу: Голијанин В. Кад су људи постајали хришћани: Историјски развој хришћанске мисионарске методологије
Authors: Васильевич М. 
Published: February 2025

В издательстве Жичской епархии Сербской Православной Церкви вышла монография «Когда люди становились христианами: Историческое развитие методологии христианской миссии».
The publishing house of the Zic Diocese of the Serbian Orthodox Church has published a monograph "When people became Christians: The Historical development of the methodology of the Christian Mission."
Конфликт из-за титула «Вселенский патриарх» как парадигма отношений Рима и Константинополя в конце VI в.
Authors: Кисич Р. 
Published: February 2025

В статье рассматривается спор о титуле «Вселенский патриарх» в контексте церковных и политических событий второй половины VI в., а также богословские и политические последствия этого спора. Результатом исследования является вывод о том, что в основе конфликта лежит богословская (экклезиологическая) проблематика, то есть различное видение титула «Вселенский патриарх» Римскими папами и восточными патриархами, а следовательно, этот конфликт нельзя охарактеризовать только как борьбу за превосходство. С другой стороны, спор о титуле «Вселенский патриарх» соответствует ряду конфликтных ситуаций на линии Рим — Константинополь, поэтому его можно правильно оценить только в широком контексте церковно-политических отношений Востока и Запада.
The article examines the dispute over the title of «Ecumenical Patriarch» in the context of the ecclesiastical and political events of the second half of the sixth century, as well as the theological and political consequences of this dispute. The result of the study is the conclusion that the conflict is based on theological (ecclesiological) issues, i.e. the different vision of the title «Ecumenical Patriarch» by Roman popes and Eastern patriarchs, and therefore, this conflict cannot be characterized solely as a struggle for supremacy. On the other hand, the dispute over the title of «Ecumenical Patriarch» corresponds to a number of conflict situations on the Rome–Constantinople line, so it can only be properly assessed in the broad context of ecclesiastical and political relations between East and West.
Лицо и/или личность: не находится ли сербское «богословие личности» уже десятилетиями на неправильном пути?
Authors: Стоянович А. 
Published: February 2025

Статья имеет своей целью показать, что в нашем богословии не существует точного различия между терминами «лицо» и «личность», тогда как в современном греческом богословии четко различаются термины πρόσωπο и πρоσωπικότητα. Вместе с тем термин «ипостась» не используется в Греции так, как его использует наше персоналистское богословие. Древнегреческий термин πρόσωπον имел реляционный, межличностный характер еще до начала его использования в театральных трагедиях. В статье обсуждаются различия в интерпретации термина πρόσωπον в современном греческом богословии, а также использование терминов πρόσωπον, ὑπόστασις и οὐσία («лицо», «ипостась» и «сущность») в 206(214) письме святителя Василия Великого к Терентию.
This article aims to show that in Serbian theology there is no accurate differentiation between the term person(hood) and personality as in the contemporary Greek theology there is a clear distinction between the term πρόσωπο and προσωπικότητα. On the other hand, the term hypostasis is not used in Greece the way it is used by Serbian personal theology. Emphasis is also placed on the fact that the ancient Greek term πρόσωπον had had a related, interpersonal character even before it was used in ancient theatrical tragedies. The article also discusses the differences in the interpretation of the notion πρόσωπον in the contemporary Greek theology, and the use of notions πρόσωπον, ὑπόστασις and οὐσία (person, hypostasis and essence) in the (206)214th Epistle of St. Basil the Great, addressed to Count Terentius.
Melatih dan Mengembangkan Jiwa Kepemimpinan Pada Anak Era 4.0
Authors: Putnarubun Adolfina , Ferdinandus Wiesje , Wattimena Lanny , Warella Samuel Y. , Kelelufna Vantri P. , Dewi Valentino Latuperissa Sandra , Sitorus Sinur 
Published: February 2025

Pembangunan bangsa merupakan tugas semua kalangan masyarakat Indonesia, termasuk di dalamnya anak-anak sebagai generasi penerus bangsa yang juga merupakan calon pemimpin masa depan. Untuk itu maka, generasi muda Indonesia perlu diberikan kesempatan untuk mengembangkan dirinya sesuai dengan potensi yang dimiliki sehingga dapat mampu menghadapi perkembangan dalam bidang teknologhi yang semakin pesat, sehingga terwujud sebuah tatanan kehidupan berbangsa dan bernegara yang baik dan tercapai cita-cita bangsa. Dengan melihat konteks perkembangngan teknologi yang turut juga mempengaruhi pergaulan anak muda yang berdampak pada terwujudnya cita-cita bangsa, maka Tim PkM yang terdiri dari Dosen dan Mahasiswa membangun kerjasama dalam memberikan sumbangsi pikir dalam sebuah kegiatan Sosialisasi yang dilaksanakan di Pantai Asuhan Lentera Hidup yang terletak di Jl Malasom, Aimas. Kebupaten Sorong, dengan tujuan untuk membekali setiap generasi muda untuk mengenal dirinya, menemukan potensi diri dan memiliki konsep pikir yang baik tentang cita-cita yang harus diwujudkannya. Kegiatan Sosialisasi ini diusung dengan tema “melatih dan mengembangkan jiwa kepemimpinan pada anak era 4.0, sehingga besar harapan kami, dengan adanya kegiatan sosialisasi ini maka anak-anak dapat memiliki konsep diri yang matang untuk menjadi seorang pemimpin masa depan dan siap menghadapi perubahan dalam era teknologi yang semakin pesat.
Effectiveness of warm compresses on the incidence of perineal rupture in phase II labor
Authors: Selvia  , Dona Sismeri , M. Fajriannor  , Handayani Lisda 
Published: February 2025

Background: Perineal rupture is a common complication during the second stage of labor, particularly among primiparous women, leading to maternal morbidity. Warm compresses have been suggested as an intervention to reduce perineal rupture by promoting muscle relaxation and elasticity. However, their effectiveness remains inconclusive.
Objective: To analyze the effect of warm compress application on the incidence of perineal rupture during the second stage of labor in primiparous women.
Method: This quasi-experimental study employed a pre-test and post-test design involving 10 primiparous women at 18 to 29 years old divided into intervention (n=5) and control (n=5) groups. Warm compresses were applied for 20 minutes during the second stage of labor in the intervention group. Data were collected using partograph sheets and analyzed using descriptive and inferential statistics, with a significance level of p<0.05.
Result: Among the intervention group, 40% experienced no laceration, 20% had first-degree laceration, and 40% had second-degree laceration. In the control group, 40% had no laceration, and 60% suffered second-degree laceration. Statistical analysis showed no significant difference in the incidence of perineal rupture between the groups (p=0.452).
Conclusion: Warm compresses did not significantly reduce the incidence of perineal rupture during the second stage of labor. Further research with a larger sample size and broader variables is recommended to validate these findings.
The association between serum lipids at diagnosis and renal outcome in microscopic polyangiitis patients
Authors: Zheng Zigui , Wang Yujia , Xie Jingzhi , Chen Zhimin , Jiang Bingjing , Xu Yanfang 
Published: February 2025

Objectives
Microscopic polyangiitis (MPA) is a subgroup of ANCA-associated vasculitis (AAV), which is characterized by vascular endothelial cell damage caused by abnormally activated neutrophils. Dyslipidemia is associated with vascular endothelial cell injury, and the relationship between blood lipid levels and renal prognosis in MPA patients is not clear. We aim to investigate the correlation between blood lipid levels at diagnosis and renal prognosis in MPA patients.

Methods
Firstly, we retrospectively included 110 patients diagnosed with MPA and the primary endpoint was the occurrence of end stage renal disease (ESRD). The association between blood lipids at diagnosis and renal outcome was evaluated with Cox regression analysis and survival analysis. Secondly, we explored the potential underlying mechanism of poor renal prognosis in patients with high triglycerides (TG) levels at diagnosis using data independent acquisition (DIA) quantitative proteomics.

Results
During a median follow-up period of 23 months, 44 out of 110 patients (40%) developed ESRD. High serum TG at diagnosis was associated with ESRD development after adjusting for several confounding factors including age, gender, body mass index (BMI), hypertension, diabetes mellitus, estimated glomerular filtration rate (eGFR) and Birmingham Vasculitis Activity Score (BVAS). Serum very low-density lipoprotein (VLDL) demonstrated a marginal trend towards association with ESRD development. MPA patients with TG >1.45 mmol/L or VLDL > 0.66 mmol/L had significantly higher risk of ESRD development than those with TG ≤ 1.45 mmol/L or VLDL ≤ 0.66 mmol/L. DIA quantitative proteomics analysis suggested that patients with elevated TG levels and severe MPA had an upregulation of profibrotic pathways, inflammatory signaling, and complement and coagulation cascades, in contrast to those with lower TG levels and milder disease severity.

Conclusions
In MPA patients, high TG or VLDL at diagnosis is associated with an increased risk of ESRD development. The potential mechanisms may be associated with the upregulation of profibrotic and inflammatory signaling pathways, and the activation of complement and coagulation cascades.
A gene signature related to programmed cell death to predict immunotherapy response and prognosis in colon adenocarcinoma
Authors: Zheng Lei , Lu Jia , Kong Dalu , Zhan Yang 
Published: February 2025

Background
Tumor development involves the critical role of programmed cell death (PCD), but the correlation between colon adenocarcinoma (COAD) and PCD-related genes is not clear.

Methods
Subtyping analysis of COAD was performed by consensus clustering based on The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA), with the AC-ICAM queue from the cBioportal database as a validation set. Immune infiltration of the samples was evaluated using CIBERSORT and Microenvironment Cell Populations (MCP)-counter algorithms. Patients’ immunotherapy response was predicted by the TIDE and aneuploidy scores. Pathway enrichment analysis was conducted with gene set enrichment analysis (GSEA). A RiskScore model was established with independent prognostic PCD-related genes filtered by Cox regression analysis. The mafCompare function was used to compare the differences in mutation rates of somatic genes. Wound healing, transwell assays and Flow cytometer were applied to measure the cell migration, invasion and apoptosis.

Results
The patients were grouped into S1 and S2 subtypes based on a total of 21 PCD genes associated with the prognostic outcomes of COAD. Specifically, patients of S1 subtype were mainly related to the pathway activation in tumor invasion and deterioration and had a worse prognosis. A RiskScore model was established based on six prognostic genes, including two protective genes (ATOH1, ZG16) and four risk genes (HSPA1A, SEMA4C, CDKN2A, ARHGAP4). Notably, silencing of CDKN2A inhibited the activity of migration and invasion and promoted apoptosis of tumor cells. Based on the RiskScore model, the patients were grouped into high- and low-risk groups. Independent prognostic factors, namely, Age, pathologic_M, pathologic_stage, and RiskScore, were integrated to develop a nomogram with strong good prediction performance. High-risk group had high-expressed immune checkpoint genes and higher TIDE scores, showing a strong immune escape ability and less active immunotherapy response. Compared to the low-risk group, TP53 exhibited a higher rate of somatic mutation in the high-risk group.

Conclusion
We constructed a RiskScore model with six PCD-related genes for the prognostic assessment of COAD, providing a valuable insight into the exploration of new targets for the prognostic improvement in COAD.
Enhancing active ingredient biosynthesis in Chinese herbal medicine: biotechnological strategies and molecular mechanisms
Authors: Guo Ziyi , Yang Ning , Xu Delin 
Published: February 2025

Background
Chinese herbal medicine (CHM) is a fundamental component of traditional Chinese medical practice, offering a rich source of natural remedies with significant therapeutic potential. However, the scarcity of active ingredients and complex extraction procedures present substantial challenges to their widespread clinical application. This review aims to address this gap by exploring the potential of modern biotechnological advancements in enhancing the biosynthesis of these valuable compounds.

Methodology
The study takes a comprehensive approach, delving into the chemical composition of CHM’s active ingredients and elucidating their biosynthetic pathways and molecular regulatory mechanisms. Additionally, it surveys recent progress in extraction methodologies and evaluates engineering strategies aimed at synthetic production. This multifaceted analysis forms the foundation for examining the role of synthetic biology in augmenting CHM’s active ingredient synthesis.

Results
Our examination provides insights into the intricate biosynthetic pathways governing the formation of CHM’s active ingredients, as well as the complex molecular regulatory networks that underlie these processes. Furthermore, the review highlights advancements in extraction techniques, demonstrating their ability to streamline and enhance the isolation of these compounds. Engineering approaches for synthetic production, including metabolic engineering and synthetic biology tools, are assessed for their potential to overcome natural limitations and scale up production.

Conclusions
By integrating insights from biosynthesis, molecular regulation, extraction methodologies, and synthetic biology, this review establishes a robust theoretical framework for enhancing the production of CHM’s active ingredients. The proposed strategies and practical guidance aim to facilitate their broader utilization in modern medicine while promoting sustainability and accessibility within this invaluable medicinal heritage.
Food and Feeding Habit of Some Selected Fish Species from Lower River Benue, Makurdi, Nigeria
Authors: T Gbaaondo, , S Agba, , T. M Igbana, , C. A Tsevenda 
Published: February 2025

Studies on food and feeding habit of chrysitchthys nigrodidgitatus, Bagrus bayad and Synodontis clarias was conducted from July 2018 to June 2019 using frequency of occurrence, numerical and gravimetric methods the result of this investigation revealed that Bagrus bayad had 40%, full stomach,31.6% empty stomach 10% quarter full stomach,16.80% half full stomach and 1.6% three quarter full stomach. Chrysitcthy nigrodigitatus had 26.03%, full stomach ,47.65% empty stomach 1.14 quarter full stomach,14.43% half full stomach and 2.42% three quarter full stomach. Synodontis clarias had 31.62%, full stomach ,30.88% empty stomach, 10.29% quarter full stomach,19.85% half full stomach and 7.35% three quarter full stomach. Chrysitchthys had the lowest number of full stomachs (26.03) and highest number of empty stomachs (47.65) Stomach content in B. bayad for frequency of occurrence method ranged from 1.93-17.76,C. nigrodigitatus 3.06-15.24 and S. clarias 7.17-27.91 .Numerical method B. bayad ranged from 5.48-17.81,C.nigrodigitatus 8.22-17.81,S.clarias 6.85-26.03. Gravimetric method B. bayad ranged from19.13-95.88, C. nigrodigitatus 25.00-93.48 and S.clarias 8.70-30.43. The result of the index of relative importance showed that the food content from B. bayad ranged from 0.05-1.87,C.nigrodigitatus 0.3-1.47,S.clarias 0.13-1.3 respectively with animal parts been the highest and the lowest been plant parts this showed that these fish species are omnivores and a top predator.
COVID-19 Pandemic: Assessing Early Public Health Intervention in Wuhan, China
Authors: Ojo Olusola Bamidele , Okoror Lawrence 
Published: February 2025

The world continues to suffer from mortalities due to infectious diseases in the post-COVID-19 pandemic era. As of 12 January 2025, COVID -19 has killed over 2,800 people in the past 28 days globally. From 2021 to 2024, the Marburg virus disease has claimed 59 lives in sub-Saharan Africa. Against this backdrop, this article intends to critically assess the early public health intervention against COVID-19 during its emergence in Wuhan, China enabling us to learn valuable lessons on the significance of epidemic management to avert future pandemics. Therefore, this review article explores and critiques the early public health response to COVID-19 in Wuhan, China. By deploying WHO-China reports on the coronavirus and other relevant secondary sources, this review article revealed the unrestricted movement of over half of Wuhan’s population for the New Year celebration between 11 and 23 January 2020. Hence, we maintained that this uncontrolled emigration and delayed disease response contributed substantially to the rapid dispersal of COVID-19 outside Wuhan. Other studies have focused on the mutagenic properties of the virus and its clinical manifestation. Nevertheless, this review article highlights the implication of timely public health response to prevent escalation of outbreaks. An emphasis on Wuhan, China illuminates our understanding regarding the importance of prompt epidemic control in mitigating future pandemics.