Background:In recent years,online trolling has garnered significant attention due to its detrimental effects on mental health and social well-being.The current study examined the influence of peer victimization on ado...Background:In recent years,online trolling has garnered significant attention due to its detrimental effects on mental health and social well-being.The current study examined the influence of peer victimization on adolescent online trolling behavior,proposing that hostile attribution bias mediated this relationship and that trait mindfulness moderated both the direct and indirect effects.Methods:A total of 833 Chinese adolescents completed the measurements of peer victimization,hostile attribution bias,trait mindfulness,and online trolling.Moderated mediation analysis was performed to examine the relationships between these variables.Results:After controlling for gender and residential address,the study found a significant positive correlation between peer victimization and online trolling,with hostile attribution bias serving as a mediator.In addition,trait mindfulness moderated the direct relationship between peer victimization and online trolling.Specifically,the effect of peer victimization on online trolling was attenuated when adolescents had high levels of trait mindfulness.The results of the study emphasized the joint role of peer and personal factors in adolescents’online trolling behavior and provide certain strategies for intervening in adolescents’online trolling behavior.Conclusion:The results of the study suggest that strategies focusing on peer support and mindfulness training can have a positive impact on reducing online trolling behavior,promoting adolescents’mental health,and their long-term development.展开更多
Microsatellites have been widely applied in the fields of communication,remote sensing,navigation and science exploration due to its characteristics of low cost,flexible launch mode and short development period.Howeve...Microsatellites have been widely applied in the fields of communication,remote sensing,navigation and science exploration due to its characteristics of low cost,flexible launch mode and short development period.However,conventional solid-propellant have difficulties in starting and interrupting combustion because combustion is autonomously sustained after ignition Herein,we proposed a new type of solid-propellant named laser-controlled solid propellant,which is sensitive to laser irradiation and can be started or interrupted by switching on/off the continuous wave laser.To demonstrate the feasibility and investigate the controllable combustion behaviors under different laser on/off conditions,the combus tion parameters including burning rate,ignition delay time and platform pressure were tested using pressure sensor,high-speed camera and thermographic camera.The results showed that the increase of laser-on or laser-off duration both will lead to the decrease of propellant combustion performance during re-ignition and re-combustion process.This is mainly attributed to the laser attenuation caused by the accumulation of combustion residue and the change of chamber ambient temperature.Simultaneously the multiple ignition tests revealed that the increased chamber ambient temperature after combustion can make up for the energy loss of laser attenuation and expansion of chamber cavity.However,the laser-controlled combustion performance of solid propellant displayed a decrease trend with the addi-tion of ignition times.Nevertheless,the results still exchibited good laser-controlled agility of laser-controlled solid propellant and manifested its inspiring potential in many aspects of space missions.展开更多
Objective:To evaluate the efficacy and safety of a Chinese medicine(CM)Modified Qufeng Runmian Powder(加减祛风润面散,MQFRMP)for the treatment of acne vulgaris with CM syndromes of dampness and blood stasis.Methods:In ...Objective:To evaluate the efficacy and safety of a Chinese medicine(CM)Modified Qufeng Runmian Powder(加减祛风润面散,MQFRMP)for the treatment of acne vulgaris with CM syndromes of dampness and blood stasis.Methods:In this multicenter,randomized,double-blind,placebo-controlled clinical trial,220 acne vulgaris patients with CM syndrome of dampness and blood stasis were included and randomly assigned using a central area group random design to receive either MQFRMP or the placebo,with 110 cases in each group.MQFRMP or a placebo at 145 g/bag were administered once daily for 4 weeks,respectively.The primary index of efficacy was the effective rate according to the acne severity score(ASS).The secondary indices of efficacy included the changes in the dermatology life quality index(DLQI)score,VISIA scores(spots,pores,brown spots,porphyrins and red areas)and skin assessment(skin p H,sebum amount and hydration)according to a SOFT skin multianalyzer.Results:(1)Follow-up:a total of 204 patients completed the follow-up,with 103 in the treatment group and 101 in the control group.(2)Effective rate:the total effective rate of the treatment group was significantly higher than the control group[83.5%(86/103)vs.31.7%(32/101),P<0.01)]with 95%confidence interval of 39.3%–66.4%.(3)DLQI:DLQI scores were significantly decreased the treatment and control groups(both P<0.01),but the treatment group was more obvious than the placebo group(P<0.01).(4)VISIA scores:the scores of spots,brown spots and red areas in the treatment group decreased compared with baseline(P<0.05).In the control group,the scores of brown spots and pores decreased compared with baseline(P<0.05).The improvement was more obvious in the treatment group than in the control group for all items(P<0.05).(5)Skin assessment:the p H and sebum score in the both groups decreased drastically compared with the baseline(all P<0.01),however,the improvement was more obvious in the treatment group than in the control group(P<0.01).The hydration amount in the two groups showed no statistically significant difference compared with the baseline(both P>0.05).(6)Safety:two cases of mild drug allergy were observed in the treatment group.Conclusion:MQFRMP was effective and safe for the treatment of acne vulgaris with syndromes of dampness and blood stasis.(No.ChiCTR1900020479).展开更多
OBJECTIVE: To examine German controlled clinical trials on the therapeutic effects of acupuncture vs sham acupuncture, and to find whether there are problems with the conclusion that sham acupuncture has no significan...OBJECTIVE: To examine German controlled clinical trials on the therapeutic effects of acupuncture vs sham acupuncture, and to find whether there are problems with the conclusion that sham acupuncture has no significant deviation from acupuncture. METHODS: We focused on literature from the last ten years (2002-2011) included in PubMed about controlled clinical trials on acupuncture vs sham acupuncture carried out in Germany. The methods applied in sham acupuncture are summarized, and the difference between the acupuncture and sham groups were analyzed. We measured effects based on the following criteria: acupuncture is effective and superior to sham, acupuncture is effective but similar to sham, both of them have uncertainty regarding treatment effect, or no significant effect. Finally, we reviewed the hypotheses of different scholars on sham acupuncture and analyzed their results.RESULTS: Four types of controlled clinical trials including sham acupuncture on non-Traditional Chinese Medicine acupoints, minimal acupuncture on non-acupoints, placebo needle and sham laser acupuncture had varying results in the 57 articles analyzed. Some showed that acupuncture had a better effect than sham, while some suggest acupuncture and sham had similar effects. In all studies using sham acupuncture on non-therapeutic points, sham electrodes, and sham electro-acupuncture, the therapeutic effect was better than sham. Of the trials, 37 demonstrated that acupuncture had a better effect than sham acupuncture. Only nine trials found no significant difference between acupuncture and sham. Two controlled trials for the same condition (neck pain) conducted by two different German research institutes used the same control method, but reached contradictory conclusions. CONCLUSION: We found problems in conclusions based on results of controlled clinical trials of sham acupuncture in Germany. Therefore, there is still not enough evidence to support the statements that "acupuncture and sham acupuncture have no difference in treatment effect" and "acupuncture is just a placebo effect." The control methods of sham acupuncture used in Germany may not be standardized and may not be suitable for acupuncture clinical trial research. We suggest that research on the methodology of sham acupuncture should be given priority in the design of acupuncture trials in the future.展开更多
Chitosan/α,β-glycerophosphate (CS/α,β-GP) thermo-sensitive hydrogels presented flowable solution state at low temperature and semisolid hydrogel when the ambient temperature increased. In this research, differen...Chitosan/α,β-glycerophosphate (CS/α,β-GP) thermo-sensitive hydrogels presented flowable solution state at low temperature and semisolid hydrogel when the ambient temperature increased. In this research, different concentrations of metronida- zole encapsulated, CS and α,β-GP, as well as different acid solvents, were chosen to evaluate their influences on the drug release behaviors from CS/α,β-GP hydrogels. It was found that there was a sustaining release during the first 3 h followed by a plateau. SEM images showed that drugs were located both on the surface and in the interior of hydrogels. The optimal preparation conditions of this hydrogel for drug release were as follows: 1.8% (w/v) CS in HAc solvent, 5.6% (w/v) a, 13-GP and 5g/L metronidazole encapsulation. Cytotoxicity evaluation found no toxic effect. In order to control the release rate, 2.5 g/L chitosan microspheres with spherical shape and smooth surface were incorporated, and it was found that the initial release process was alleviated, while drug concentration had no obvious effect on the release rate. It could be concluded that the metronidzole release behaviors could be optimized according to practical applica- tions.展开更多
基金supported by the Sichuan Provincial Philosophy and Social Science Foundation Project(General Project)titled‘Research on the Influence Mechanism and Intervention of Mindfulness on Online Trolling among Adolescents’(Grant Number:SCJJ23ND227).
文摘Background:In recent years,online trolling has garnered significant attention due to its detrimental effects on mental health and social well-being.The current study examined the influence of peer victimization on adolescent online trolling behavior,proposing that hostile attribution bias mediated this relationship and that trait mindfulness moderated both the direct and indirect effects.Methods:A total of 833 Chinese adolescents completed the measurements of peer victimization,hostile attribution bias,trait mindfulness,and online trolling.Moderated mediation analysis was performed to examine the relationships between these variables.Results:After controlling for gender and residential address,the study found a significant positive correlation between peer victimization and online trolling,with hostile attribution bias serving as a mediator.In addition,trait mindfulness moderated the direct relationship between peer victimization and online trolling.Specifically,the effect of peer victimization on online trolling was attenuated when adolescents had high levels of trait mindfulness.The results of the study emphasized the joint role of peer and personal factors in adolescents’online trolling behavior and provide certain strategies for intervening in adolescents’online trolling behavior.Conclusion:The results of the study suggest that strategies focusing on peer support and mindfulness training can have a positive impact on reducing online trolling behavior,promoting adolescents’mental health,and their long-term development.
基金This work was supported by the Shanghai Aerospace Science&Technology Innovation Fund[grant number SAST201363],and the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities[grant number 30919012102 in part]We gratefully acknowledge the technical support provided by Hao-yu Wang,Wei-kang Chen and Zhi-jing Xu(Shanghai Space Propulsion Technology Research Institute,China).
文摘Microsatellites have been widely applied in the fields of communication,remote sensing,navigation and science exploration due to its characteristics of low cost,flexible launch mode and short development period.However,conventional solid-propellant have difficulties in starting and interrupting combustion because combustion is autonomously sustained after ignition Herein,we proposed a new type of solid-propellant named laser-controlled solid propellant,which is sensitive to laser irradiation and can be started or interrupted by switching on/off the continuous wave laser.To demonstrate the feasibility and investigate the controllable combustion behaviors under different laser on/off conditions,the combus tion parameters including burning rate,ignition delay time and platform pressure were tested using pressure sensor,high-speed camera and thermographic camera.The results showed that the increase of laser-on or laser-off duration both will lead to the decrease of propellant combustion performance during re-ignition and re-combustion process.This is mainly attributed to the laser attenuation caused by the accumulation of combustion residue and the change of chamber ambient temperature.Simultaneously the multiple ignition tests revealed that the increased chamber ambient temperature after combustion can make up for the energy loss of laser attenuation and expansion of chamber cavity.However,the laser-controlled combustion performance of solid propellant displayed a decrease trend with the addi-tion of ignition times.Nevertheless,the results still exchibited good laser-controlled agility of laser-controlled solid propellant and manifested its inspiring potential in many aspects of space missions.
文摘Objective:To evaluate the efficacy and safety of a Chinese medicine(CM)Modified Qufeng Runmian Powder(加减祛风润面散,MQFRMP)for the treatment of acne vulgaris with CM syndromes of dampness and blood stasis.Methods:In this multicenter,randomized,double-blind,placebo-controlled clinical trial,220 acne vulgaris patients with CM syndrome of dampness and blood stasis were included and randomly assigned using a central area group random design to receive either MQFRMP or the placebo,with 110 cases in each group.MQFRMP or a placebo at 145 g/bag were administered once daily for 4 weeks,respectively.The primary index of efficacy was the effective rate according to the acne severity score(ASS).The secondary indices of efficacy included the changes in the dermatology life quality index(DLQI)score,VISIA scores(spots,pores,brown spots,porphyrins and red areas)and skin assessment(skin p H,sebum amount and hydration)according to a SOFT skin multianalyzer.Results:(1)Follow-up:a total of 204 patients completed the follow-up,with 103 in the treatment group and 101 in the control group.(2)Effective rate:the total effective rate of the treatment group was significantly higher than the control group[83.5%(86/103)vs.31.7%(32/101),P<0.01)]with 95%confidence interval of 39.3%–66.4%.(3)DLQI:DLQI scores were significantly decreased the treatment and control groups(both P<0.01),but the treatment group was more obvious than the placebo group(P<0.01).(4)VISIA scores:the scores of spots,brown spots and red areas in the treatment group decreased compared with baseline(P<0.05).In the control group,the scores of brown spots and pores decreased compared with baseline(P<0.05).The improvement was more obvious in the treatment group than in the control group for all items(P<0.05).(5)Skin assessment:the p H and sebum score in the both groups decreased drastically compared with the baseline(all P<0.01),however,the improvement was more obvious in the treatment group than in the control group(P<0.01).The hydration amount in the two groups showed no statistically significant difference compared with the baseline(both P>0.05).(6)Safety:two cases of mild drug allergy were observed in the treatment group.Conclusion:MQFRMP was effective and safe for the treatment of acne vulgaris with syndromes of dampness and blood stasis.(No.ChiCTR1900020479).
基金Supported by the Program of China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences for Young Researchers in Medical Science(No.ZZ040305)
文摘OBJECTIVE: To examine German controlled clinical trials on the therapeutic effects of acupuncture vs sham acupuncture, and to find whether there are problems with the conclusion that sham acupuncture has no significant deviation from acupuncture. METHODS: We focused on literature from the last ten years (2002-2011) included in PubMed about controlled clinical trials on acupuncture vs sham acupuncture carried out in Germany. The methods applied in sham acupuncture are summarized, and the difference between the acupuncture and sham groups were analyzed. We measured effects based on the following criteria: acupuncture is effective and superior to sham, acupuncture is effective but similar to sham, both of them have uncertainty regarding treatment effect, or no significant effect. Finally, we reviewed the hypotheses of different scholars on sham acupuncture and analyzed their results.RESULTS: Four types of controlled clinical trials including sham acupuncture on non-Traditional Chinese Medicine acupoints, minimal acupuncture on non-acupoints, placebo needle and sham laser acupuncture had varying results in the 57 articles analyzed. Some showed that acupuncture had a better effect than sham, while some suggest acupuncture and sham had similar effects. In all studies using sham acupuncture on non-therapeutic points, sham electrodes, and sham electro-acupuncture, the therapeutic effect was better than sham. Of the trials, 37 demonstrated that acupuncture had a better effect than sham acupuncture. Only nine trials found no significant difference between acupuncture and sham. Two controlled trials for the same condition (neck pain) conducted by two different German research institutes used the same control method, but reached contradictory conclusions. CONCLUSION: We found problems in conclusions based on results of controlled clinical trials of sham acupuncture in Germany. Therefore, there is still not enough evidence to support the statements that "acupuncture and sham acupuncture have no difference in treatment effect" and "acupuncture is just a placebo effect." The control methods of sham acupuncture used in Germany may not be standardized and may not be suitable for acupuncture clinical trial research. We suggest that research on the methodology of sham acupuncture should be given priority in the design of acupuncture trials in the future.
文摘Chitosan/α,β-glycerophosphate (CS/α,β-GP) thermo-sensitive hydrogels presented flowable solution state at low temperature and semisolid hydrogel when the ambient temperature increased. In this research, different concentrations of metronida- zole encapsulated, CS and α,β-GP, as well as different acid solvents, were chosen to evaluate their influences on the drug release behaviors from CS/α,β-GP hydrogels. It was found that there was a sustaining release during the first 3 h followed by a plateau. SEM images showed that drugs were located both on the surface and in the interior of hydrogels. The optimal preparation conditions of this hydrogel for drug release were as follows: 1.8% (w/v) CS in HAc solvent, 5.6% (w/v) a, 13-GP and 5g/L metronidazole encapsulation. Cytotoxicity evaluation found no toxic effect. In order to control the release rate, 2.5 g/L chitosan microspheres with spherical shape and smooth surface were incorporated, and it was found that the initial release process was alleviated, while drug concentration had no obvious effect on the release rate. It could be concluded that the metronidzole release behaviors could be optimized according to practical applica- tions.