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The effect of early activity on postoperative patients with lung cancer: a systematic review and meta-analysis

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By Zengxu Wang, Xiaoxuan Qi, Mengxian Wang, Qi Li, Feng Liu, Ying Lin, Yanli Xiu, Lingjia Cui, Huiying Yue
| Frontiers
Abstract Background: Early activity is recognized as a safe and effective therapeutic approach that offers benefits in accelerating the recovery of patients with lung cancer after surgery.
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Research: Employees from Lower-Class Backgrounds Negotiate Less—and Face More Backlash

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By Ying Lin, Michele J. Gelfand
| Harvard Business Review Verified
SKIP TO CONTENT Negotiation is often treated as a neutral, meritocratic process: Employees ask, managers assess, and the strongest case wins. New research challenges that assumption, showing that individuals from... Imagine you have two employees with comparable qualifications and performance. One asks for a higher salary, a promotion, or more meaningful work. The other remains silent.
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RIMPAC 2026 and the Future of Multinational Maritime Operations in the Indo-Pacific

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By Ying Lin
| The Diplomat Magazine Verified
This year’s iteration of the exercise reflects several important strategic concepts – and a focus on countering China’s navy. Multinational ships sail in formation during Exercise Rim of the Pacific 2026 (RIMPAC 2026) in the Pacific Ocean, July 22, 2026. Credit: U.S. Navy photo Subscribe for ads-free reading The biennial Rim of the Pacific Exercise, or RIMPAC, is one of the most important military exercises in the Indo-Pacific.
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