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Urban–rural disparities in education’s mediating role between digital engagement and depression among Chinese older adults

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By Guangwen Gong, Haomiao Li, Yuanhang Wang, Yingchun Chen
| Frontiers in Public Health Verified
Abstract Background: Chinese older adults face dual challenges of digital exclusion and mental health burdens. This study examines whether educational attainment mediates the relationship between digital engagement and depression, and whether there is urban–rural heterogeneity in this mediating effect.
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HERP constrains white adipose expansion and inflammation by STEAP4 stabilization - Cell Death & Differentiation

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By Yingchun Chen, Qiuyan Wang
| Nature Verified
Abstract Obesity is defined as excessive white adipose tissue (WAT) expansion and adipose inflammation. HERP is a crucial member of the ERAD machine and plays a critical role in protein degradation. Nevertheless, its role in adipose tissue remains uncharacterized. Here we identify HERP as a nutrient-sensing factor. When fed a low-fat diet, both male and female HERP-KO mice exhibited adipose expansion and mild metabolic disturbances without altered body weight.
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Challenges to County Hospitals under China’s New Case-Based Payment | JHL

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By Xinyi Peng, Huawei Tan, Yingchun Chen
| Dove Medical Press
Introduction The rapid escalation of healthcare costs is a shared challenge faced by countries worldwide.1,2 Reforming healthcare payment systems has become a critical strategy to mitigate escalating expenses and improve service efficiency.
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