TREATMENT OF HENOCH-SCHÖNLEIN PURPURA NEPHRITIS: INSIGHTS FROM CHINESE MEDICAL LITERATURE

Henoch-Schönlein purpura nephritis (HSPN) is a prevalent secondary glomerular disease, characterized by inflammatory changes in the kidneys stemming from Henoch-Schönlein purpura. Over the past decade, despite advances in renal biopsy technology and the shifting landscape of kidney diseases, HSPN continues to be a significant public health concern. Among patients undergoing renal biopsy,

Authors: Xinyi Wang
Pages: 1-8
UNVEILING THE ICF-CY CORE CLASSIFICATION COMBINATION: A GAME-CHANGER FOR AUTISM INTERVENTION

Autism, a prevalent developmental brain disorder with a global incidence of 1.18%, necessitates effective support and intervention. The International Classification of Functioning and Health of Children and Adolescents (ICF-CY) is an invaluable tool in assessing and describing the health and function of children. However, its complexity with 1685 categories restricts widespread clinical

Authors: Xuejun Zhang
Pages: 9-22
MECHANISTIC INSIGHTS INTO EXERCISE TRAINING FOR MITIGATING POST-STROKE DEPRESSION IN RAT MODELS

Depression and stroke are two leading contributors to the global socioeconomic burden. Depression, as per the World Health Organization, stands as the "foremost cause of disability worldwide," while stroke ranks among the top three contributors to the overall disease burden. Post-stroke depression (PSD) emerges as the most prevalent neurological and psychiatric complication following a

Authors: Xinyi Wang Jing Li
Pages: 23-29
TARGETED HEALTH PROMOTION INTERVENTIONS FOR CHRONIC DISEASES: A MULTIFACETED STUDY ON THREE DIVERSE POPULATIONS

In the age of "Great Health," a paradigm shift is underway in public health services, moving from a primary focus on clinical treatment to one centered on prevention and control. "Great Health" promotes not just the treatment of illnesses but, critically, their prevention. This comprehensive approach underscores the importance of fostering healthy lifestyles and empowering individuals with

Authors: Ming Zhang Li Wang , Xiu Li Wei Chen
Pages: 30-37
ADVANCEMENTS IN DIAGNOSING AND TREATING NASAL VESTIBULITIS: A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW

Nasal vestibulitis (NV), a prevalent ailment in otorhinolaryngology, manifests as diffuse inflammation stemming from skin infection in the nasal vestibule. Its clinical presentation comprises redness, swelling, itching, erosion, exudate, or rough chapped skin surrounding the anterior nasal foramen. This condition tends to be recurrent, enduring, and challenging to resolve, exacting a

Authors: Xinyi Wang Wei Li
Pages: 38-47
CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS: A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW OF COLLEGE STUDENTS' HEALTH EDUCATION

Health, as the foundation of wisdom and the cornerstone of societal progress, stands as humanity's most invaluable asset. College students, entrusted with the pivotal responsibility of nation-building, garner significant societal attention. However, in the wake of rapid advancements in information and material wealth, many college students often neglect their physical well-being,

Authors: Xinyi Wang Wei Li
Pages: 48-55