bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Remediating cognitive inflexibility in obsessive compulsive disorder and anorexia nervosa neither moderates nor mediates treatment effects: an exploratory study
Authors: van Passel Boris , Danner Unna N. , Dingemans Alexandra E. , Broekman Theo G. , Sternheim Lot C. , Becker Eni S. , van Elburg Annemarie A. , van Furth Eric F. , Hendriks Gert-Jan , Cath Daniëlle C. 
Published: January 2025

ObjectiveObsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) and anorexia nervosa (AN) are conditions associated with poor cognitive flexibility, a factor considered to interfere with treatment, but research into the relationship between cognitive flexibility and treatment outcome is limited. This study explores whether baseline measures of cognitive flexibility predict outcomes in OCD and AN, evaluates whether changes in these measures contribute to treatment outcome, and evaluates the effectiveness of adjunctive cognitive remediation therapy (CRT) in improving cognitive flexibility.MethodsThis secondary analysis utilized linear mixed model analysis on data from a randomized controlled multicenter clinical trial involving adult participants with OCD (n=71) AND AN (n=61). Participants underwent 10 twice-weekly sessions of either CRT or a non-specific active control intervention (specialized attention therapy; SAT), followed by treatment as usual. Assessments using Yale-Brown Obsessive Compulsive Scale and the Eating Disorder Examination Questionnaire were conducted at baseline, post-CRT/SAT and at 6 and 12 months. Cognitive flexibility was evaluated through the Trail Making Test (TMT), the Color-Word Interference Test (CWIT) and the Detail and Flexibility Questionnaire (DFlex).ResultsLevels of cognitive flexibility at baseline did not predict or moderate treatment outcome, nor did change in cognitive flexibility (baseline post-CRT/SAT) mediate treatment outcome, with CRT providing no greater improvement in measures of cognitive flexibility than SAT.ConclusionsThis study failed to find any relationship between measures of cognitive flexibility and treatment outcome in OCD and AN, and thus questions hypothetical associations between measures of cognitive flexibility and mechanisms of change in patients with OCD and AN.
The impact of long-term care insurance on the health status and healthcare expenditure of older adults in China
Authors: An Ran , Xiu Shujie , Yang Xiaosheng , Wang Shishi 
Published: January 2025

ObjectiveLong-term care needs have grown with population aging. This study explores the relationships among health status, healthcare expenditure, and long-term care insurance (LTCI) among the older adults.MethodsUsing data from the China Health and Retirement Longitudinal Study (CHARLS 2011, 2013, 2015, 2018, and 2020) and based on the demand model for healthcare services, this study employed the difference-in-difference (DID) method to assess how the implementation of LTCI contributed to the health status and healthcare expenditures of the older adults. The propensity score matching DID method (PSM-DID) and other tests were used to conduct further robustness checks.ResultsThe findings demonstrate a significant positive impact of LTCI on improving the health status and reducing healthcare expenditures in the elderly population. The PSM-DID indicates that LTCI can effectively improve the health status of the elderly population and reduce their healthcare spending.ConclusionsBased on the findings, the development of relevant policy frameworks for LTCI in China is recommended. These include consider the differences among the various pilot cities and social strata to allow policy adjustments and improvements in a timely, establish a dynamic and diversified long-term care insurance financing mechanism, encourage collaboration between medical institutions and elder care facilities, establish effective contact between LTCI and medical institutions, and use incentive policies such as tax relief to provide financial support and subsidies.
Comprehensive surgery of complex scalp arteriovenous fistula: a successful trial
Authors: Ma Zhiming , Zou Zhihao , Xie Dajiang , Qian Linlin 
Published: January 2025

BackgroundTraumatic scalp arteriovenous fistula is a rare vascular abnormality. Open surgical removal and embolization have been employed to address this condition.MethodsIn this report, we present a case involving a 41-year-old man who exhibited a progressively enlarging pulsatile mass in his right occipital scalp. Computerized tomography angiography (CTA) and digital subtraction angiography (DSA) identified a complex scalp arteriovenous fistula (S-AVF). The combination of clinical symptoms and neuroimaging findings facilitated the diagnosis.ResultsFollowing a thorough discussion, we implemented a comprehensive strategy that included both endovascular embolization and surgical resection. The patient demonstrated an excellent prognosis with no reported discomfort.ConclusionsA comprehensive surgical approach should be considered in the management of patients with complex scalp arteriovenous fistula.
Mental Health Assessment of the Population: Study Protocol of the MAP Research Program in Ukraine (MAP-U) and in Zurich (MAP-Z)
Authors: Yasenok Viktoriia , Neumann Eileen , Raineri Alessia , Kopp Julia , Rüegger Seraina , Ballouz Tala , Kaufmann Marco , Loboda Andrii , Smiianov Vladyslav , Baumer Andreas M. , Seifritz Erich , Königstein Heiko Fabian , Frei Anja , Von Wyl Viktor , Kriemler Susi , Kostenko Andriana , Puhan Milo A. 
Published: January 2025

ObjectivesTo conduct mental health surveillance in adults in Ukraine and Ukrainian refugees (Canton of Zurich, Switzerland) as an actionable scientific foundation for public mental health and mental healthcare.MethodsMental Health Assessment of the Population (MAP) is a research program including prospective, population-based, digital cohort studies focused on mental health monitoring. The study aims to include 17,400 people from the general population of Ukraine, 1,220 Ukrainians with refugee status S residing in the canton of Zurich, and 1,740 people from the Zurich general population. The primary endpoints are prevalence and incidence of symptoms of: posttraumatic stress disorder (measured by PCL-5), depression (PHQ-9), anxiety (GAD-7), and alcohol use disorder (AUDIT). Secondary endpoints include participants’ health-related quality of life (EQ-5D-5L and EQ-VAS), experiences of somatic distress syndrome (PHQ-15), social isolation, social integration, and mental wellbeing (SWEMWBS).ResultsBaseline assessment starts in March 2024 with follow-ups occurring every 3 months for at least 2 years.ConclusionMAP will generate reliable, comparable, and high-quality epidemiological data to inform public mental health and healthcare policies in the Ukrainian population.ISRCTN Registryhttps://www.isrctn.com/ISRCTN17240415.
Morphology and Formation of Chrysanthemum-like Pearlite in 100Mn13 Steel During Aging Treatment
Authors: Liang Bo , Sun Jiaoyang , Ding Zhimin , Tian Rujin , Yan Feng 
Published: January 2025

The morphology and microstructure of pearlite formed in 100Mn13 high-carbon high-manganese steel aged, respectively, at 525 °C and 650 °C after 1050 °C water toughening treatment were observed and analyzed by a scanning electron microscope (SEM) and transmission electron microscope (TEM). The results show that some pearlite colonies are chrysanthemum-like and are composed of M7C3 lamellae and ferrite lamellae, maintaining an orientation relationship (OR) of (3¯312)M7C3‖(0 2¯ 4)α, [4 0 1]M7C3‖[5 2 1]α. Moreover, the lamellae in pearlite colonies with chrysanthemum-like morphology are distributed in an emanative way, where there are protrusions and branches at the growth frontier. A growth physical model describing the growth process of chrysanthemum-like pearlite is proposed.
A Scoping Review of Eosinophilic Pneumonia and Antidepressants: An Association Not to Be Overlooked
Authors: Steiner Jaron , Steuernagel Leonie , Drakopanagiotakis Fotios , Bonelis Konstantinos , Steiropoulos Paschalis 
Published: January 2025

Background: Eosinophilic pneumonias denote a rare condition, wherein infiltrating eosinophilic granulocytes accumulate within the lung parenchyma. Although eosinophilic pneumonias may be idiopathic, they are also associated with secondary causes. More than 110 medications have been linked to eosinophilic pneumonia, including several antidepressants. This review presents an analysis of case reports of eosinophilic pneumonia correlated to antidepressants. Objectives: The objectives of this study are to provide a contemporary overview of the literature delineating eosinophilic pneumonia as a potential sequela of antidepressant medication treatment, and to discuss possible pathogenetic mechanisms linking antidepressants to eosinophilic pneumonia. Methods and Data Selection: A literature search was performed in PubMed and Scopus databases from 1963 to October 2024. The search strategy used the terms “eosinophilic pneumonia AND antidepressants”. Sources included in this review were screened for relevance, focusing on references discussing eosinophilic pneumonia associated with any class of antidepressants. Case reports meeting the diagnostic criteria for acute eosinophilic pneumonia (AEP) or chronic eosinophilic pneumonia (CEP) were included in the review. Clinical, epidemiological, laboratory, radiology and bronchoscopy data, implicated antidepressant and dosage, and therapeutic interventions were reported. Results: This study found that various types of antidepressants are associated with AEP and CEP. The clinical presentation ranges from mild symptoms to respiratory failure and intubation. Outcomes were favorable in most cases, with complete remission achieved after discontinuation of the causative drug and, in severe cases, a short course of corticosteroids. Conclusions: Although a rare cause, antidepressants may lead to eosinophilic pneumonia, and should be considered in the differential diagnosis of unexplained pulmonary infiltrates. Clinical suspicion must be aroused, as early recognition would prevent unnecessary work-up and navigation of the diagnosis.
Stridulating Species of Aphids of the Genus Uroleucon (Hemiptera: Aphididae) with Descriptions of a New Species from Iran
Authors: Kanturski Mariusz , Barjadze Shalva , Glumac Andżela , Kaszyca-Taszakowska Natalia 
Published: January 2025

In this paper, we present a review of stridulating species of aphids of the Macrosiphini genus Uroleucon (Hemiptera, Aphididae) and include 13 species. The most characteristic feature of the reviewed species is the presence of unusual aphids’ peg-like sensilla distributed on the hind tibia, which are rubbed against the surface of the siphunculi. A new aphid species—Uroleucon remaudierei sp. nov., living on Asyneuma persicum and Michauxia laevigata (Campanulaceae) in Iran—is described and illustrated based on the apterous and alate viviparous females. The new species is differentiated from other morphologically similar congeners. An identification key for apterous viviparous females of all Uroleucon species living on Campanulaceae and sound-producing species of the genus Uroleucon are provided. Additionally, a scanning electron microscopy analysis of the apterous and alate viviparous females of this species was made to elucidate the features of the general morphology, antennal sensilla, and stridulatory apparatus for the first time.
RURAL TOURISM AS A CATALYST:
Authors: Ramanayaka Lathisha 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
This research critically examines the interplay between rural tourism and poverty alleviation in Sri Lanka, using an analytical framework based on secondary data analysis. By aggregating reports from institutions, the study employs empirical evidence and time-series data analyzed through econometric methodologies to explore this relationship. Pearson correlation and multiple regression analyses delineate the magnitude and directionality of the interconnection between the tourism sector and poverty reduction mechanisms. Correlation analysis evaluates interdependencies among variables, selecting significant ones for the regression model to enhance predictive capacity and minimize errors. Exhibit 3 presents Pearson correlation coefficients among these pivotal variables.The methodological framework is anchored in an empirical model derived from extensive literature review, positioning rural tourism development as the independent variable and poverty alleviation as the dependent variable. This model includes dimensions such as warfare impacts, economic growth trajectories, employment opportunities, and financial requisites for poverty mitigation, scrutinized through correlation and regression analyses.A key revelation is the multifaceted relationship between rural tourism and poverty alleviation, intricately linked with economic growth, political stability, and employment generation. While the direct linkage is modest, indirect connections through employment, infrastructure development, and political stability are significant. The research highlights these previously underexplored pathways, challenging conventional underestimations of socio-economic impacts of tourism. The findings advocate reconceptualizing rural tourism as an instrument for socio-economic transformation, addressing poverty challenges in rural contexts. The study critiques existing government poverty alleviation programmes, revealing gaps and inefficiencies. It argues for leveraging rural tourism within socio-economic frameworks, proposing a dual-strategy approach for policy implementation that emphasizes sustainable development and responsiveness to rural socio-cultural and environmental contexts.This research contributes to the discourse on sustainable rural development, positing rural tourism as a pivotal yet underutilized vector for socio-economic revitalization. The insights and recommendations extend beyond Sri Lanka, offering a blueprint for rural tourism-centered poverty alleviation strategies in the developing world.
Strategy for Developing the Event and MICE (Meeting, Incentive, Convention, Exhibition) Industry in Bandar Lampung
Authors: Siregar Damara Saputra , Sari Desmala , Latifah Rizkiliana Tina Nurzachra , Utami Helidatasa 
Published: January 2025

The Event and MICE (Meeting, Incentive, Convention, Exhibition) industry has become increasingly important in the global economy. Bandar Lampung, as one of Indonesia's developing cities, has significant potential to develop this industry. However, the development of the event and MICE industry in this city remains underexplored and not fully optimized. Data from the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy in 2023 indicates that Lampung is not yet among the top 10 event and MICE destinations in Indonesia. The Lampung MICE Forum 2022, held at Polinela, concluded that the development of the event and MICE industry in Bandar Lampung requires the formulation of a development strategy that is academically reviewed to be more systematic and targeted. This research aims to identify the factors affecting the development of the event and MICE industry in Bandar Lampung, identify gaps between ideal and actual conditions affecting this industry, and develop a strategy model for the industry. The research uses both primary and secondary data. Primary data is obtained through observation and interviews, while secondary data comes from literature reviews including books, journals, and policy documents. The research employs qualitative descriptive analysis, gap analysis, and spider chart analysis methods. The results indicate that developing the MICE industry in Bandar Lampung requires strategies such as enhancing human resources for MICE, improving MICE facilities, increasing public awareness of tourism development in Bandar Lampung, supporting MICE-related policies, and strengthening Bandar Lampung's branding as a MICE (Convention City) and Heritage City.

Keywords: Development Strategy, Event Industry, MICE, Convention City
Atlas de répartition des Libellules du Puy-de-Dôme. Bilan de 12 années de prospection
Authors: Francez André-Jean , Bignon Jean-Jacques , Bouchaud B. , Boudot Jean-Pierre , Dommanget Jean-Louis , Dulphy Jean-Pierre , Durand Frédéric , Grand Daniel , Krejci Eric , Machet P. , Mulnet Didier 
Published: January 2025

The distribution of the dragonfly fauna observed in the Puy-de-Dôme is mapped on the 1/50000e I.G.N.
database, divided into 4 areas. This is a 12 years compiled work (1980-1991) in which the different kinds of aquatic ecosystems have been systematically visited.
67 species (26 Zygoptera and 41 Anisoptera) have been listed. Some faunistic and ecological remarks are added ; we analyze the evolution of the community with references to the oldest published works and a red list of the endangered Odonata in the Puy-de-Dôme is suggested.
La botanique et les mots pour le dire. À l’occasion du deux cent cinquantième anniversaire du Species plantarum de Linné
Authors: Baillaud Lucien 
Published: January 2025

La nomenclature des plantes date de la nuit des temps ; elle a varié suivant les époques, les lieux, les préoccupations des personnes, les niveaux de langage. La terminologie scientifique moderne, d’inspiration latine, des espèces végétales repose sur un code dont le point de départ est la publication du Species plantarum de Linné en 1753.
La taxonomie linnéenne des genres et des espèces s’insère elle-même dans une hiérarchie de taxons de rangs inférieurs et supérieurs qui ont varié suivant les progrès de la science et qui nécessitent, eux aussi, des nomenclatures claires. Comment se présentent tous ces mots ? D’où viennent-ils ? Comment les utilise-t-on (graphie, syntaxe, prononciation) dans le langage des botanistes et dans le langage usuel des non-spécialistes ? On essaie ici de présenter ces problèmes et de montrer leurs enchevêtrements.
Nouvelles données sur les rhinocéros fossiles de Gannat (Allier, limite Oligocène-Miocène) / New data on fossil rhinoceroses from Gannat (Allier, Oligo-Miocene limit)
Authors: Boada-Saña Alba , Hervet Sophie , Antoine Pierre-olivier 
Published: January 2025

Le gisement de Gannat (Allier), célèbre pour ses rhinocéros fossiles, se compose de plusieurs poches d’âges différents : Oligocène terminal et Miocène basal. Les rhinocéros découverts dans cette localité sont
Diaceratherium lemanense (Pomel, 1853) et Pleuroceros pleuroceros (Duvernoy, 1853). Grâce à une étude anatomique détaillée des éléments de la main des rhinocéros du genre Diaceratherium de cette localité, il est possible d’affirmer la présence d’une troisième espèce : Diaceratherium aginense (Répelin, 1917), qui donne un cachet miocène à plusieurs poches du gisement.
Contribution à un inventaire des ressources siliceuses du département de l’Allier (Auvergne, France), l’ouest du Bourbonnais et la moyenne vallée du Cher / Contribution to an inventory of siliceous raw materials of the Allier department (Auvergne, France), the west part of Bourbonnais and Cher valley
Authors: Angevin Raphaël 
Published: January 2025

Contribution to an inventory of siliceous raw materials of the Allier department (Auvergne, France). The west part of Bourbonnais and Cher valley
This article presents an inventory of flint resources in the west part of the Allier department, between Cher and Allier. These flints essentially consist on Tertiary rocks (Eocene and Oligocene). They have a variety of facies, apparent in very different tints and textures. Alongside classical intraformational rocks, several are characteristic of a pedogenetic origin (“silcrete”). This kind of raw material can hardly be used for blade knapping.
Face au réchauffement climatique, quel avenir pour le sapin pectiné (Abies alba Mill.) dans le Massif central ? / Which is the future of silver fir (Abies alba Mill.) facing climate warming in central France?
Authors: Legrand Philippe 
Published: January 2025

Cette synthèse résume les connaissances (répartition et écologie) sur le sapin pectiné (Abies alba
Mill.) dans les forêts du Massif central, et les travaux menés en France sur cette essence dans le cadre du réchauffement climatique en cours. Celui-ci provoquera probablement une augmentation des dépérissements forestiers complexes, comme cela a été observé ces dernières années lors de sécheresses importantes, et aboutira à une sévère réduction de l’aire de répartition du sapin dans les montagnes de faible altitude du Massif central, comme le laissent supposer différentes modélisations.
Notalgia Parestésica como condição neurocutânea sensitiva crônica: uma revisão integrativa
Authors: Caetano Maria Beatriz Loureiro , Lins Isabelly Maria Vasconcelos , Rolim Mariane Viegas Moura Rezende 
Published: January 2025

A Notalgia Parestésica (NP) é uma síndrome neurocutânea sensitiva crônica, que, apesar de comum, é subdiagnosticada ou negligenciada na prática clínica de rotina. Acredita-se que tal neuropatia é causada por danos aos ramos dorsais dos nervos espinhais torácicos, predominantemente de T2 a T6. O distúrbio caracteriza-se por prurido crônico associado à sensação de queimação, parestesia e/ou hiperestesia, apresentando desde lesões cutâneas invisíveis até máculas. Diante do exposto, objetiva-se descrever a NP como uma síndrome neurocutânea sensitiva crônica, avaliando etiologia, quadro clínico, diagnóstico e tratamento. Para tanto, procede-se à revisão integrativa, a qual foi conduzida nas bases de dados PubMed e SciELO, utilizando o descritor “Notalgia Parestésica”. Foram incluídos estudos publicados nos últimos cinco anos, em quaisquer idiomas. A questão norteadora adotada para este estudo foi: Quais são as características clínicas, mecanismos patofisiológicos e opções terapêuticas disponíveis para o tratamento da notalgia parestésica (NP). Desse modo, observa-se que a literatura científica frequentemente descreve achados radiográficos, destacando a polirradiculopatia torácica posterior entre T2 e T6 como a principal etiologia em determinados casos. Suas complicações estão associadas à coceira crônica, que leva a lesões cutâneas, aumentando o risco de infecções. Até o momento, não há uma terapia curativa, e os tratamentos disponíveis apresentam eficácia variável, o que permite concluir que a NP é uma condição rara e os estudos sobre etiologia e tratamento são em sua maioria limitados. Por isso, são necessários ensaios clínicos mais amplos e com acompanhamento prolongado.
Assessing the role of production capacity in mitigating carbon emissions: a case study of Algeria
Authors: Zemri Bouazza Elamine , Gassem Mohammed Fouad 
Published: January 2025

This study examines the relationship between productive capacity and CO2 emissions in Algeria, addressing the pressing challenge of sustainable development in the context of climate change. The aim is to explore how enhancing production capacity can influence environmental outcomes, particularly in terms of carbon emissions. To achieve this, the study employs an Auto Regressive Distributed Lag (ARDL) model, with results validated through an Error Correction Model (ECM), using data from 1990 to 2023. The findings reveal that improvements in productive capacity contribute to a long-term reduction in CO2 emissions per capita. However, an increase in energy consumption has the potential to undermine these gains, underlining the need for greater energy efficiency. Key policy recommendations suggest prioritizing investments in energy-efficient technologies, thereby enhancing Algeria’s productive capacity while minimizing environmental impact. This framework provides a valuable pathway for aligning economic growth with sustainable environmental practices, offering actionable insights for policymakers aiming to balance development with climate goals.