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Cross-cultural adaptation and preliminary evaluation of a psychoeducational booklet for functional/dissociative seizures: A study in a Chinese clinical context

Study Overview The study examines the cross-cultural adaptation and preliminary evaluation of a psychoeducational booklet designed for individuals experiencing functional […]

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Cross-cultural adaptation and preliminary evaluation of a psychoeducational booklet for functional/dissociative seizures: A study in a Chinese clinical context

Cross-Cultural Context The phenomenon of functional or dissociative seizures poses significant challenges across different cultures, particularly in understanding and managing

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Cross-cultural adaptation and preliminary evaluation of a psychoeducational booklet for functional/dissociative seizures: A study in a Chinese clinical context

Study Overview The research focused on the cross-cultural adaptation and the preliminary evaluation of a psychoeducational booklet specifically designed for

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Cross-cultural adaptation and preliminary evaluation of a psychoeducational booklet for functional/dissociative seizures: A study in a Chinese clinical context

Psychoeducational Booklet Development The creation of a psychoeducational booklet specifically tailored for individuals experiencing functional or dissociative seizures involved a

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Differentially Methylated Gene Expression in Professional Fighters with Repetitive Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Is Distinct from Alzheimer’s Disease and Associated with Brain Volume

Study Overview The research investigates the phenomenon of differentially methylated gene expression in professional fighters, particularly those who have experienced

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