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Psychiatric inpatient care for individuals who engage in self-injury involves tensions between preventing harm, respecting autonomy, sustaining relational care, and managing organizational demands. Staff may experience emotional burden and moral distress, while patients may experience care as invalidating, coercive, or insufficiently responsive to their needs. This article develops a theory-informPsychiatric inpatient care for individuals who engage in self-injury involvestensions between preventing harm, respecting autonomy, sustaining relationalcare, and managing organizational demands. Sta may experience emotionalburden and moral distress, while patients may experience care as invalidating,coercive, or insu ciently responsive to their needs. This article develops atheory-informed concep

The book presents a comprehensive overview of the seminal approach to speech rhythm and melody developed by the world-renown prosodist, Gösta Bruce. It examines prosodic phenomena (stress, tone, word accent, intonation) both from a phonetic and phonological point of view and at different levels of prosodic structure, from the word to text and dialogue with a focus on prosody’s different communicat

Social mobility research has explored race, class and gender ceilings to explain why certain groups cannot advance in politics or business. This article analyses how ceilings are formed in the charity sector and civil society, often associated with bottom-up organising, unselfish engagement and work for social progress. The research combines theories of social closure and cultural cloning as two i

This chapter introduces the World Elite Database (WED) project, which addresses the challenge of standardization and comparability across elite populations, starting with individuals and organizations that occupy positions of economic power. It provides a descriptive overview of two sets of early findings related to age and gender for economic elites across 16 different countries: Argentina, Chile

Urban food governance is expected to address food insecurity, waste, social exclusion, and resilience. Food sharing initiatives (FSIs) can contribute to these goals, but their capacity to operate depends on the governance arrangements in which they are embedded. This article examines how governance modes shape the conditions under which FSIs operate, endure, and contribute to urban sustainability.

Energy efficiency is usually framed as a demand-side concern, yet the pace of renewable expansion increasingly depends on how efficiently supply-side systems integrate new capacity. This paper reframes efficiency as a governance question, examining how policy design, institutional coordination, and planning practices shape system-level efficiency outcomes during the rapid expansion of large-scale

INTRODUCTION: There are currently no colorectal cancer (CRC) screening recommendations specifically outlined for people with HIV (PWH). Screening measures used for people without HIV (PWoH) have been previously discussed as sufficient for use among PWH, despite observations of higher CRC prevalence and CRC reportedly appearing at earlier ages among PWH in comparison to PWoH. Machine learning (ML)

Agroecological approaches harnessing in-field biodiversity have been highlighted as a sustainable way to reduce yield gaps, but long-term assessments of their ability to buffer production from weather extremes and increasing interannual and intraseasonal climate variability are scarce. Here, we analyze a 12-year dataset from 642 control vs. push-pull maize field pairs in western Kenya, where long-

Aim: To investigate, analyse, and describe patients’ experiences of self-supervised training with the voice therapy app The Voice Assistant (Swedish: Rösthjälpen). Method: Semi-structured interviews were conducted with 12 participants who completed voice therapy using the app to support continued home training. Interviews were audio-recorded, transcribed, and analysed using systematic text condens

Major advances have been made to study speciation through the lens of genomics, yet much remains to be understood about the processes of reproductive isolation and how different reproductive barriers evolve during species divergence. We conducted a comprehensive study to characterize reproductive isolation between two sympatric populations with both a recent evolutionary history and extensive phen

Importance: Recent efforts to clarify the structure of the genetic risks for psychiatric disorders have been limited to disorders with large molecular samples. These heterogeneous samples have typically been ascertained from diverse sources and use a widening range of diagnostic approaches including single-item self-reports. Objective: To assess the structure of genetic risk factors for 18 diverse

Soil organic nitrogen (SON) transformation is critical for global nutrient cycling and ecosystem productivity, yet how its responsiveness to climate change differs across diverse land use types remains poorly resolved. We measured gross protein depolymerization (GPD), microbial N growth, gross N mineralization (GNM) and microbial N use efficiency (NUE) in paired forest and cropland soils along a b

Aims: To assess progression of insulin deficiency and resistance in diabetes, the stability of cluster-based subgrouping, and the association between steatotic liver disease (SLD), liver fibrosis (LF), and tissue insulin resistance. Materials and Methods: Participants from a regional diabetes register were studied within 3 years from diagnosis and 2–10 years later with fasting laboratory tests (n

One quarter of patients with diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL) who achieve a complete response following front-line therapy will eventually experience disease relapse. Existing prognostic models use baseline factors to predict outcomes from the start of initial therapy and are not intended for use following completion of treatment. We developed a conditional event-free survival (cEFS) tool tha

The European Stop Kinase Inhibitors (EURO-SKI) trial was launched to investigate the discontinuation of tyrosine kinase inhibitors (TKIs) in patients with chronic myeloid leukemia (CML). The molecular mechanisms underlying sustained treatment-free remission (TFR) and loss of TFR, are still poorly understood. To address this, we performed whole transcriptome gene expression analyses coupled with Na