bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Harnessing Social Media Data to Understand Information Needs About Kidney Diseases and Emotional Experiences With Disease Management: Topic and Sentiment Analysis
Authors: Hwang Hee Jeong , Kim Nara , You Jeong Yun , Ryu Hye Ri , Kim Seo-Young , Yoon Park Jung Han , Lee Ki Won 
Published: January 2025

Background
Kidney diseases encompass a variety of conditions, including chronic kidney disease, acute kidney injury, glomerulonephritis, and polycystic kidney disease. These diseases significantly impact patients’ quality of life and health care costs, often necessitating substantial lifestyle changes, especially regarding dietary management. However, patients frequently receive ambiguous or conflicting dietary advice from health care providers, leading them to seek information and support from online health communities.

Objective
This study aimed to analyze social media data to better understand the experiences, challenges, and concerns of patients with kidney disease and their caregivers in South Korea. Specifically, it explored how online communities assist in disease management and examined the sentiment surrounding dietary management.

Methods
Data were collected from KidneyCafe, a prominent South Korean online community for patients with kidney disease hosted on the Naver platform. A total of 124,211 posts from 10 disease-specific boards were analyzed using latent Dirichlet allocation for topic modeling and Bidirectional Encoder Representations From Transformers–based sentiment analysis. In addition, Efficiently Learning an Encoder That Classifies Token Replacements Accurately–based classification was used to further analyze posts related to disease management.

Results
The analysis identified 6 main topics within the community: family health and support, medication and side effects, examination and diagnosis, disease management, surgery for dialysis, and costs and insurance. Sentiment analysis revealed that posts related to the medication and side effects and surgery for dialysis topics predominantly expressed negative sentiments. Both significant negative sentiments concerning worries about kidney transplantation among family members and positive sentiments regarding physical improvements after transplantation were expressed in posts about family health and support. For disease management, 7 key subtopics were identified, with inquiries about dietary management being the leading subtopic.

Conclusions
The findings highlight the critical role of online communities in providing support and information for patients with kidney disease and their caregivers. The insights gained from this study can inform health care providers, policy makers, and support organizations to better address the needs of patients with kidney disease, particularly in areas related to dietary management and emotional support.
Changes in policy and consumer preferences create opportunity for substrate products based on Lake Erie dredged sediments
Authors: Sequeira Lezama Juan Pablo , Signorini Guilherme 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
Dredging is a usual operation in waterways, often necessary to maintain navigability and economic activity of ports. A recent change in the policy governing dredging operations in Ohio, United States, has pressed the investigation on reuse applications of Lake Erie dredged sediments (LES). From a value chain management perspective, this article explores marketing opportunities for substrate products formulated with LES. A mixed-mode research approach departs from a discrete choice experiment (DCE) with Ohio residents to investigate consumer preferences for hypothetical products that claim to aid Lake Erie’s environmental pressure. It also uses a case study methodology and performs a content analysis of archival records and interviews with members of the regional mulch and substrate industry. Results indicate that consumers are willing to pay for verified sustainability claims involving Lake Erie, although significant preference heterogeneity reduces the accuracy of findings. Qualitative results underscore the need for an overarching value chain marketing program and favor the development of a short chain. Three macro strategies and eleven actionable projects of interest to stakeholders were designed and validated to support LES reutilization and value aggregation. This article demonstrates how DCE and the case study methodology can be combined to examine emerging market-oriented sustainable chains.
The impact of agricultural specialization on dietary diversity in rural China
Authors: Shen Jiexi , Zhu Zhanguo , Fan Shenggen , Xie Qingxin , Tian Xu 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
Clarifying the linkage of rural households’ agricultural specialization and dietary diversity is crucial for promoting agricultural transformation and development, and improving food security and dietary quality among rural residents. A household dietary survey was conducted to investigate this association in rural China. The findings indicate that agricultural specialization is linked with decreased dietary diversity among smallholders. The decline in farm production diversity underscores the crucial role that markets play in shaping the diets of farm households. The heterogeneous analysis unveils the mediation effect of market on the relationship between agricultural production and food consumption and further confirms the importance of market access to smallholders’ dietary diversity. The results indicate that against the backdrop of agricultural specialization and a significant rural-to-urban migration, A series of complementary measures should be implemented for smallholders’ food consumption welfare. The stable food market availability is a key strategy for ensuring adequate dietary diversity for rural residents.
Is Robin Hood Just a Fairy Tale?
Authors: Harvin Oscar J. , Michelman Jeffrey E. , Waldrup Bobby , Gammon Kyle 
Published: January 2025

ABSTRACT
This case explores the embezzlement of over $650,000 by Jerimiah Williams, a former controller for Derby Construction. Driven by a desire to support a music venture and community-oriented nonprofit following the deaths of his brother and cousin, Williams rationalized his actions as morally justified, likening himself to a modern-day Robin Hood. The case presents students with a deep look into the perpetrator’s mindset, emphasizing the rationalization element of the fraud triangle. It enables students to apply psychological theories such as the halo effect, social identity, and motivated reasoning to understand how Williams justified his crimes. This case is suitable for courses in auditing, forensic accounting, and white-collar crime.
The Rise of Aging Influencers: Exploring Aging, Representation, and Agency in Social Media Spaces
Authors: Shao Yang , Yin Qingxia 
Published: January 2025

Objective: This study investigates the rise of aging influencers on social media, aiming to understand their roles in reshaping societal perceptions of aging, promoting inclusivity, and bridging generational divides.

Theoretical Framework: The research is grounded in theories of ageism, the social construction of aging, and the attention economy. These frameworks provide a robust foundation for analyzing how digital platforms mediate representations of aging and influence societal narratives.

Method: A systematic literature review was conducted using databases such as Scopus, Google Scholar, and CNKI. The review synthesizes findings from 10 studies published between 2015 and 2024. Thematic analysis identified recurring patterns in content strategies, representation, and audience engagement.

Results and Discussion: Aging influencers challenge ageist stereotypes by emphasizing vitality, creativity, and resilience, while also facing pressures from commercialization and algorithm-driven visibility. Cultural variations reveal that Western influencers often highlight individuality, while those in collectivist societies emphasize family and community values. Challenges include marginalizing diverse experiences of aging and ethical concerns regarding influencer autonomy.

Research Implications: The study highlights the potential for aging influencers to advocate for systemic change, promote healthy aging, and inspire intergenerational dialogue. It suggests practical applications in policy development, marketing strategies, and public health initiatives.

Originality/Value: By synthesizing current research, this study contributes to the emerging discourse on aging influencers, emphasizing their unique role in fostering age inclusivity and redefining digital engagement across generations.
Hesitação e recusa vacinal entre profissionais da saúde
Authors: Siqueira Vinicius de Oliveira , Baitelo Caio Biazoto , Rocha Aline Marques Perez da , Santos Giovanna Villar dos , Aranha Ana Beatriz Reis , Simarelli Mariana Malagô Gerola , Milagres Maria Alice Santana , Cressoni Valéria Dulce , Meira Denilson Guimaraes , Milagres Clarice Santana 
Published: January 2025

Objetivo: Analisar a hesitação e recusa vacinal entre os profissionais de saúde. Métodos: Trata-se de uma revisão de literatura integrativa com artigos publicados entre os anos de 2017 e 2023. Foram utilizadas as bases de dados eletrônicos PubMed e Scielo, sendo empregados os seguintes descritores em inglês e português para a seleção primária dos artigos: “refusal to vaccination” (“recusa vacinal”), “health professionals” (“profissionais da saúde”), “vaccination refusal" (“recusa vacinal”), hesitation (hesitação), vaccination (vacinação). Resultados: Foram avaliados 8 artigos que atenderam aos critérios propostos. Predominaram estudos realizados na Itália e no Canadá. Quanto ao ano de publicação, o ano de 2022 e 2019 apresentaram juntos, metade dos trabalhos analisados na presente revisão. Todos os artigos incluídos na presente revisão possuem metodologia de análise transversal, com utilização de questionário semiestruturado e entrevistas para obtenção dos dados. Considerações finais: Os trabalhadores da saúde apresentam importante papel ao desempenharem ações na promoção e na aceitação das vacinas. Contudo, também estão sujeitos à hesitação e recusa vacinal, especialmente após o advento da pandemia da covid-19, uma vez que são o principal público influenciador de decisões sobre a imunização.
To Study Level of Gonadal Hormone in Cancer Patients Receiving Chemotherapy
Authors: Meshram Ashok Asaram , Ranjan Subhash , Singhal Rajendra , Yegade Walmik Shrihari , Krishna Gopi Dummu 
Published: January 2025

Objectives:
The objective of this study was to study the alteration in levels of testosterone, luteinising hormone (LH), follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) and prolactin in male cancer patients’ post-chemotherapy who have been started on drugs causing grade III or more haematological toxicity requiring granulocyte colony-stimulating factor support.

Materials and Methods:
An open-labelled prospective single-centre study for the assessment of Gonadal dysfunction in male cancer patients on chemotherapy from August 2010 to October 2012.

Results:
Patients had a significant alteration in testosterone (23% n = 11), LH (52.08% n = 25), FSH (83.3% n = 40) and prolactin levels (22.92% n = 11) post-chemotherapy, which was statistically significant (P < 0.05). The high dose, as well as the low dose Cisplatin group, were associated with substantial gonadal dysfunction in testicular tumour patients. Hence, regimens using low-dose cisplatin at the cost of compromising the cure rate for the motive of preservation of fertility are not warranted. There was no statistically significant difference found in alteration in mean testosterone, mean LH or mean FSH Prolactin levels among cisplatin, cyclophosphamide or combined cisplatin and cyclophosphamide chemotherapy group, at least in the initial weeks of post-chemotherapy.

Conclusion:
There is a significant gonadal dysfunction in cancer patients receiving cytotoxic chemotherapy. Hence, increasing awareness to prevent, detect and treat expected long-term toxicities is crucial. Prechemotherapy cryopreservation of semen and assisted reproductive technologies are good options to describe the rate of involuntary infertility without affecting the survival of patients by decreasing doses of chemotherapy.
Carbon Reservoirs in the Biomass and Soil in Livestock Systems with Scattered Trees in Pastures in the Humid Tropics of Mexico
Authors: López-Santiago José Germain , Villanueva-López Gilberto , Casanova-Lugo Fernando , Martínez-Zurimendi Pablo , Jarquín-Sánchez Aarón , Bravo-Oviedo Felipe , Deb Raj Aryal  
Published: January 2025

Maintaining trees in grassland areas is an option for enhancing carbon stocks, yet the contribution of dispersed trees in pastures has been little studied in livestock systems in the humid tropics of Mexico, despite being one of the region’s most widely employed silvopastoral modalities. We conducted a study to assess biomass and soil carbon storage in a silvopastoral system, consisting of Brachiaria brizantha grass with native trees dispersed in paddocks (STP) and compared the findings with a pastureland consisting of Brachiaria decumbens grass without trees (WT). Five sampling plots of 1000 m2 size, were randomly selected for each livestock system (STP and WT). At each site, tree biomass was estimated by allometric equations, and herbaceous, litter biomass, and soil organic carbon at four dif ferent depths were quantified by direct sampling method. Of the total biomass in the STP, above-ground biomass contributed 57.3%, below-ground biomass 20%, and ground litter 22.7%. In the case of WT, above-ground biomass represented 40.9% of the total biomass, below-ground biomass 6.4%, and litter 52.7%. The STP system stored a total of 162.3 Mg C ha-1, of which 149.7 Mg C ha-1 in the soil to 70 cm depth and 12.7 Mg C ha-1 in the biomass. WT system stored a total of 116.6 Mg C ha-1, of which 110.7 Mg C ha-1 in the soil and 5.5 Mg C ha-1 in the biomass. It is concluded that the STP livestock system increased 28% of the total carbon storage compared to the WT. However, more studies with greater species diversity and at dif ferent densities are needed to understand better the contribution of trees to carbon accumulation in livestock systems.
Endófitos Bacterianos con Potencial Antagónico y Promoción de Crecimiento Vegetal en Maíz Blanco (Zea mays L.)
Authors: Longoria-Espinoza Rosa María , Félix-Gastélum Rubén , Zamudio-Aguilasocho Gloria Margarita 
Published: January 2025

En el estado de Sinaloa, México, la producción de maíz blanco se realiza bajo un modelo de agricultura intensiva, lo que implica un uso indiscriminado de agroquímicos, técnicas de labranza inadecuada que deterioran la calidad de los suelos, contaminación de mantos freáticos y actualmente escasez de agua. Sin embargo, paulatinamente se van cambiando estos sistemas de producción por una agricultura de conservación como alternativa sustentable. El objetivo de este estudio es caracterizar molecularmente bacterias endófitas aisladas de plantas de maíz blanco (Zea mays L.) y evaluar in vitro la capacidad promotora de crecimiento vegetal y actividad antagónica contra hongos fitopatógenos. Se recolectaron plantas de maíz blanco híbrido PIONEER 4032 DEKALB, variedad sembrada durante el ciclo otoño-invierno 2022-2023; se aislaron bacterias endófitas de tejido (foliar, tallo y raíz); la diversidad de colonización presentó variaciones significativas en el tejido de la planta. Los aislados se caracterizaron a través de la amplificación y secuenciación del producto de la reacción en cadena de la polimerasa (PCR) del gen 16S rADN; se muestra la asociación al phyla Firmicutes del género Bacillus sp., los aislados endófitos de raíz como: Bacillus subtilis; B. amyloliquefaciens y B. cereus. La evaluación metabólica muestra a B. subtilis con capacidades relevantes de la promoción de crecimiento vegetal con alta producción de hormonas y solubilización de fosfatos. En el análisis in vitro de antagonismo, la cepa B. subtilis presentó el valor máximo de inhibición del hongo Sclerotium rolfsii, (87.09%). El género Bacillus se utiliza en la comprensión de procesos metabólicos y antagónicos ante patógenos que atacan cultivos de importancia económica. Es importante mencionar que existen pocos reportes de especies de Bacillus en maíz blanco cultivado en el municipio de Guasave, Sinaloa, México. Por lo tanto, estos resultados establecen bases para el establecimiento de bioensayos in planta con las cepas de bacillus aisladas de maíz blanco en pro de un modelo de agricultura sustentable.
La serie de cromos <em>Mots et devises</em>: el uso comercial de la tradición emblemática
Authors: García Arranz José Julio , Moreels Isabelle 
Published: January 2025

En las décadas que transcurren en el tránsito del siglo XIX al XX estuvo activa en París la imprenta de A. Billon. Nuestro interés se va a centrar en una colección de cromos que vio la luz en sus prensas y que, bajo la denominación genérica de Mots et devises, destinada en esencia a la promoción de productos alimentarios, respondía de manera fiel a la estructura triplex de los viejos emblemas literarios tradicionales derivados de la primera edición de los Emblemata de Andrea Alciato (1531).
Canaan in Genesis 9,25–27: Servant of Brothers, Servant of God
Authors: Campbell Nicholas 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
The final clauses in Genesis 9,26–27 are often seen as continuing the curse on Canaan from verse 25. However, I will argue that verses 26–27 are Noah’s final blessing before his death, rather than part of the curse for Ham’s sin and the antecedent to the pronoun in the final clauses of verses 26–27 is God. So, Canaan is a servant of his brothers in verse 25 but he is a servant of God not of Shem or Japheth in the blessing formula (V. 26–27). I will show that verse 26 is focused upon blessing, identifying, and serving Yhwh while verse 27 shows the relationship between each individual and God (enlarging Japheth, dwelling with Shem, and served by Canaan).
When Polanyi Met Schumpeter: Social Trust and Entrepreneurship
Authors: Xu Tao Louie , Zhu Weiwei 
Published: January 2025

This research identifies the causality between entrepreneurial behaviour and informal institutions of social trust within the context of China’s development. Revisiting the Polanyi-Schumpeter theoretical framework, entrepreneurship embedded in social relations interlinked by trust is a dynamo of sustainable socioeconomic progress. The institutionalised trust, however, was not clarified. With micro-individual data from the Chinese General Social Survey 2011–2021, our research employs the instrumental variable approach rooted in historical rice farming to tackle endogeneity. The results demonstrate that social trust elevates entrepreneurial engagement by 32.65 and 10.37 percentage points in self-employment and business incorporation, respectively. Increased trust paradoxically hampers self-employment in the central due to insular networks and structural disparities. The findings uncover the nuanced role of social trust in facilitating and constraining entrepreneurship with contextually regional determinants. The research contributes to knowledge and evidence of institutional endowments that mediate entrepreneurial agency and argues for synchronising formal and informal institutions in development.
TIC y su impacto didáctico en la motivación de los estudiantes de Enfermería del Instituto Superior Tecnológico Universitario España
Authors: Cedeño Mero Devis , Medina-Crespo José Alberto , López-Padrón Alexander 
Published: January 2025

Las Tecnologías de la Información y la Comunicación (TIC) han revolucionado diversos ámbitos, incluida la educación superior. Este estudio se centró en evaluar cómo el uso de las TIC impacta en la motivación académica de los estudiantes de la carrera de Enfermería en el Instituto Superior Tecnológico Universitario España. Se analizó la percepción de 220 estudiantes utilizando un enfoque mixto, diseño no experimental, de alcance descriptivo, correlacional, se aplicó un cuestionario de 9 preguntas, cuyo nivel de confiabilidad interna se determinó mediante el Alfa de Cronbach (α = 0.815). Además, la Escala de Motivación Académica (EMA). Los resultados mostraron que el 40% de los estudiantes se sienten desmotivado en un nivel medio y medio alto, el 97,70% presentan una motivación extrínseca en nivel medio y medio alto, el 99,95% tienen una motivación intrínseca media y media alta. En cuanto a la percepción de las TIC, el 67,30% cree que mejoran su rendimiento académico, el 82,70% siente que facilitan una mejor comprensión, el 76% considera que hacen las clases más dinámicas y el 76% opina que optimizan el proceso de aprendizaje. Se concluyó que existe una relación significativa entre la desmotivación y el rendimiento académico. Asimismo, se observó una correlación positiva con la comprensión académica, las clases dinámicas, la motivación por el aprendizaje. Además, la motivación extrínseca y la motivación intrínseca mostraron una correlación positiva con los métodos tradiciones de enseñanza.
Humanitarianism vs Human Rights: a Practitioner's Perspective
Authors: Weingartner Erich , Merriman Kate 
Published: January 2025

[Figure: see text] The co-author of this article, Erich Weingartner, has worked internationally in both human rights and humanitarian aid. Based on his expertise, especially in the Korean peninsula, and on Lutheran theology, he analyzes the tensions between defending human rights and providing humanitarian aid, arguing that a crime and punishment paradigm cannot heal the divisions within our polarized world. The existential threats facing humanity require cooperation and reconciliation. He advocates abandoning dualism and confessing our own complicity in creating and perpetuating the current humanitarian and ecological crises.
A Sin against Humanity and God: the Genocide of the Palestinian People and the Churches’ Silence
Authors: Andraos Michel , Barter Jane 
Published: January 2025

[Figure: see text] At its annual meeting in June 2024, the members of the Canadian Theological Society passed a motion of solidarity with Palestinians and student protesters in encampments at universities around the globe. 1 The statement lamented the loss of over 40,000 lives in Palestine (at time of writing), including 15,000 children; condemned the scholasticide in Gaza; and articulated our condolences and solidarity with those students and faculty members there who continue to learn and teach in the most horrific of circumstances. The statement was also an articulation of the society's commitment to learning from Palestinian Christians and to heed their call for Western theologians, educational institutions, and churches to repent of their long-standing indifference to their suffering and to their complicity in their ongoing genocide. In this essay, the authors unpack the impetus, meaning, and significance of this motion for Canadian theology today as they urge Canadian theological institutions and churches to critically and urgently assess their historical indifference to and complicity in the ongoing Nakba of the Palestinian people. The authors also call on Canadian theologians to investigate the abiding connections between the theological justification of settler colonialism in Canada and Palestine, and the genocide of indigenous peoples.