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Biomechanical energy harvesting to improve post-stroke mobility

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By Qiqi Pan, Yuyan Luo, Zhihe Long, Yi Zheng, Yuanyi Wang, Songnan Bai, Jiawen Zhang, Min Pang, Weikang Nicholas Lin, Zixuan Li, Xiaodan Yang, Biao Wang, Ying Hong, Christina Zong-Hao Ma, Zhengbao Yang, Haobing Liang, Riran Liang, Feipeng Dong
| Nature Verified
Abstract Foot drop is a common post-stroke gait impairment that reduces toe clearance and compromises walking safety. Existing assistive interventions are often limited by passive compensation, external power requirements, and manual tuning.
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The prevalence and medical costs of neovascular glaucoma in a tertiary medical center in China from 2016 to 2024

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By Qianqian Ji, Fangyi Zhang, Xinyi Zhao, Kang Feng, Mengyao Zhang, Ying Hong
| Frontiers in Public Health Verified
ORIGINAL RESEARCH article Front. Public Health, 25 June 2026 Sec.
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More than Just Payment! Exploring the Determinants of Mobile Payment Continuance Intention: Insights from WeChat Pay

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By Ying Hong, Wenxin Yao
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
As mobile payments gain global prevalence, understanding the factors driving their sustained usage becomes imperative. WeChat Pay, integrated into China’s dominant social platform, provides a distinctive context for examining mobile payment continuance intention. This study extends the Technology Acceptance Model by incorporating trust, network externalities, and application-specific features (red envelopes and interface design) to explore users’ continuance intention toward WeChat Pay.
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