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What Gets Your Best Employees to Stay
Chris Gash/theispot.com A recent battle for AI talent illustrates how difficult it is for companies to retain key employees. In 2025, OpenAI’s stock-based compensation averaged roughly $1.5 million per employee — unprecedented for a pre-IPO company — yet OpenAI still experienced high-profile defections. Rivals such as Meta were reportedly extending offers in the hundreds of… →
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Prospective Comparison of Ultra-Low-Dose Versus Standard-Dose Computed Tomography for Esophageal Foreign Body Detection
The objective of this study was to verify the non-inferiority of ultra-low-dose computed tomography (ULD-CT) versus standard-dose CT (SD-CT) for esophageal foreign body (EFB) detection and to quantify dose-quality trade-offs. This prospective, randomized, blinded-reader study enrolled 180 patients (120 adults, 60 children) presenting with suspected EFB ingestion. Patients were randomized to ULD-CT (100 kV/50 mA,… →
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Gross motor function, functional level, physical performance, and muscle strength in preschool children newly diagnosed with cancer: Data from the RePlay trial
CONCLUSION: These results show that preschoolers newly diagnosed with cancer have gross motor function, functional level, and muscle strength impairments, underlining the importance of targeted physical rehabilitation. →
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Glycated Albumin Guided Therapy in Newly Diagnosed Type 2 Diabetes A Randomized Controlled Trial
CONCLUSION: GA-guided therapy did not enhance HbA1c < 7% achievement; however, its potential benefits for more stringent glycemic targets and metabolic parameters in early diabetes management deserve further investigation. →
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A community-based protective behavioral strategies program for hazardous alcohol use among middle-aged men in rural Vietnam: A randomized controlled trial
CONCLUSION: The culturally adapted PBS-based group intervention reduced alcohol consumption and intention to drink among middle-aged rural Vietnamese men with HAU. Trials with attention-matched controls are needed. →
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The effect of psychodrama-based group work on postpartum women’s depression and forgiveness tendencies: A randomised controlled study
CONCLUSION: Psychodrama-based group work increased forgiveness tendencies and reduced depression levels among postpartum women. In this regard, it is recommended that psychodrama sessions be conducted with postpartum women. →
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The effect of psychosocial skill-oriented group psychoeducation on functional recovery, treatment adherence, and mental well-being in patients diagnosed with schizophrenia: A randomized controlled trial
CONCLUSIONS: The findings indicate that psychosocial skills-focused group psychoeducation was associated with improvements in self-reported treatment compliance (although the low reliability of the adherence measure in this sample warrants cautious interpretation) in individuals diagnosed with schizophrenia and is an effective intervention for improving mental well-being and functional capacity. To increase the effectiveness of psychosocial skills-focused… →
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The Power of Opportunity Mindset in Hiring
Patrick George/Ikon Images Every organization, and every hiring manager, wants to know how to hire the best people. And every company wants to feel like it has an edge over its competitors. But let me ask you a personal question: Can you think back to a moment when someone in a decision-making position took a… →
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Reducing the diagnostic and treatment gap for priority mental, neurological and substance misuse disorders in primary care in rural Kenya: Results of a stepped wedge cluster randomized trial from the EPINA study
In resource-limited settings, improving care for mental, neurological and substance misuse (MNS) disorders is essential. This study evaluated the feasibility and effectiveness of implementing all adult modules of the WHO mental health Gap Action Programme Intervention Guide (mhGAP-IG) in primary healthcare (PHC) in rural Kenya through training non-specialist primary healthcare workers. We conducted a stepped-wedge… →
