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White matter hyperintensity burden and post-stroke cognitive impairment: a systematic review and meta-analysis of clinically comparable estimates
Abstract Introduction: White matter hyperintensity (WMH) burden is a common marker of cerebral small vessel disease and may identify stroke survivors with reduced cognitive reserve. Published estimates, however, use different imaging thresholds, cognitive definitions, follow-up periods, and effect measures. Methods: We searched PubMed/MEDLINE, Embase, Web of Science Core Collection, and the Cochrane Library from database inception through 13 August 2026.
Rising Against the Odds: Tian Ziping's Journey from Struggles to Success
Author: YU Jian Publisher: Integrated Media Center of Jinan University Date: March 24, 2025 In an inspiring tale of determination, Tian Ziping, a standout student at Jinan University's College of Physics and Optoelectronic Engineering, has defied the odds with remarkable achievements. From starting at the 69th position in her cohort to securing a recommendation for graduate study at Nankai University, her journey is a testament to resilience and dedication.
the New Era of Chinese Corporate Globalization
Over Mountains and Seas: the New Era of Chinese Corporate Globalization Over Mountains and Seas: the New Era of Chinese Corporate Globalization (Yicai) Sept. 26 -- Yicai Research Institute has developed a Chinese enterprises’ globalization evaluation system to evaluate the globalization degree and development path of Chinese firms and recently released the Chinese Corporate Globalization Report 2022 based on the study of typical examples of globalization.
Hydrogel of HEMA, NVP, and Morpholine-Derivative Copolymer for Sulfate Ion Adsorption: Behaviors and Mechanisms
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Our way of life is out of control and the world is on the brink of collapse
Now the whole world is gradually going out of control and on the verge of destruction. It is getting closer and closer to the predictions of many American TV dramas. It seems that the end of mankind is not far away, or our generation is the last generation of human beings on the earth. This sounds unbelievable, very strange, but it is not. Everything in human life is going out of control, out of control in an all-round way.
Chinese Industrial Chains' New Home Is Southeast Asia
(Yicai Global) Nov. 16 -- Southeast Asian countries have obtained much more export orders this year, arousing discussions on the transfer of industrial chains. The Yicai Research Institute will research the economic status of Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia and Myanmar, major economies in Southeast Asia, respectively, and observe the transfer of industrial chains through typical cases. Vietnam’s economy recovered rapidly this year after being severely impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic for two years.
Vietnam Is Rising as Competitive Production Base, Yicai Research Institute Report Says
(Yicai Global) Nov. 11 -- In the next 10 years, Vietnam is expected to become one of the most competitive manufacturing bases in the Asia-Pacific region, and Thailand may be attractive for industries needing efficient logistics and strict quality control, according to a new report.
Cleaners, by Vladimir Pryakhin
Vladimir (Vlad) Pryakhin was born in 1957 in Tula, Russia. In the 1980s he published The Idealist, a samizdat journal of poetry and prose. Since 1992, his poems and short articles have appeared in literary magazines in Russia as well as in other countries. He is the author of ten books of poetry. In 2012 he became the editor and publisher of The Environment, an international literary almanac. Since 2017, he has been the editor of www.medium.land, a portal dedicated to poetry and art.
WLT Student Translation Prize - Prose by Albertine M. Itela
Cimetière de Montmartre, Paris, France / Photo by Linda Gerbec / Unsplash Gare du Nord (an excerpt) It’s 12:30 p.m. and her pale-blue blouse is soaked in sweat, her white linen pants are covered in specks of dust, pollution and sweat have faded the nail polish that made her nails shine this morning, her feet are swollen, made ugly by fatigue, inside her high heels. After about an hour of walking through the cemetery, she has just arrived in front of her father’s grave.
The Old Man, by Kebir Ammi
He said: Why must they destroy and destroy again? Why must they forget my face my gestures my voice? Why must they believe in my absence even as I stand in front of them? Why must they erase my wounds and toss my tears to the dogs? Why must they forget that I am a man just like them?
I Write with Words That Have Shadow but Don’t Shelter, by Guillermo Sucre
Editorial note: From Selected Translations, 2000–2020, copyright © 2021 by Ilan Stavans, forthcoming from the University of Pittsburgh Press on February 23, 2021. First publication, by permission of the translator. Born in Tumeremo, Bolívar, in 1933, Venezuelan writer Guillermo Sucre is also an essayist, translator, literary critic, and educator.
Elephant
from the November 2020 issue Poetry by Yu Jian Translated from Chinese by Xin Xu Yu Jian composes an elegy to a majestic elephant as it marches across Asia. Rising above the land, it precedes the grayness of Asia. A robed king, boundless and lost, stands at the edge of Xishuangbanna and Laos. It’s the jungle’s shield.
November 2020 - Global Warnings: Writing on Climate and the Environment, II
November 2020 Image: Eliseu Cavalcante, Photo from series "Being Mangrove/Ser Manguezal," 2019–2020. Our November 2020 issue, the second part of our double issue of writing on the climate crisis that began last month, coincides with an inauspicious date: as of November 4, 2020, Donald Trump has made official the United States’ breach of its commitment to the landmark 2015 Paris accord on climate change.
On Masks
Yu Jian Contemporary Chinese poet, essayist, literary critic, novelist, editor, photographer, documentary filmmaker, and university professor Yu Jian (1954— ) was born and raised in Kunming, Yunnan Province. Arguably the most prolific Chinese-language poet of our time, he is widely recognized as one of the foremost poets of his generation.
The Rise of Southeast Asia as World’s Manufacturing Hub: Maynmar
(Yicai Global) Nov. 22 -- Myanmar, the biggest country by area in the Indo-China Peninsula, is attracting foreign investment thanks to its large workforce, cheap labor costs, abundant natural resources and strategic geographic location. Despite some setbacks in recent years, the Southeast Asian country still has huge potential for growth.
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