Objective To evaluate the current status of compliance with animal experiment reporting guidelines in medical research papers published in Chinese and to enhance the transparency of medical research reporting.Methods Using a predefined literature search strategy,we conducted searches in the China National Knowledge Infrastructure(CNKI)database for literature published in 2019 and 2022 in journals indexed in A Guide to the Core Journals of China published by Peking University Library.We focused on 22 pieces of key information required in the ARRIVE Guidelines 2.0.These pieces of information concerned 6 items of the ARRIVE Essential 10 Items,including study design,sample size,randomization,statistical methods,and experimental animals,and 3 items of the ARRIVE Recommended Set,including abstract,ethical statement,and declaration of interests.We conducted statistical analysis of the reporting rates of the key information in the research publications included in the study.Results A total of 4818 research papers were included in the analysis,and none comprehensively reported all 22 pieces of information investigated in the study.Most of the research papers published in 2019 and 2022 reported information on the control groups,with the reporting rate for the respective years being 99.8％(2461/2467)and 99.7％(2343/2351).Although the sample size reporting rates were 79.2％(1954/2467)for research papers published in 2019 and 77.2％(1815/2351)for those published in 2022,none described the method and rationale of sample size calculation.The reporting rates of randomisation and blinding methods were approximately 20％and 1％,respectively.The reporting of statistical methods increased slightly from 91.8％in 2019 to 96.0％in 2022.The reporting of information on the experimental animals showed mixed trends for 2019 and 2022,including the provenance of animals(93.8％vs.93.7％,P＞0.05),strains and substrains(99.1％vs.99.2％,P=0.514),sex(94.1％vs.92.7％,P=0.044),age(58.1％vs.70.6％,P＜0.001),weight(84.4％vs.81.9％,P=0.020),and health status(66.0％vs.75.5％,P＜0.001).Research papers published in both 2019 and 2022 had relatively low rates of reporting animal ethics review(15.8％vs.38.9％)and animal ethics principles adhered to(9.8％vs.21.3％),declaration of interests(2.3％vs.10.6％),and accurate summaries of animal-related information in the abstracts(9.16％vs.8.13％).In particular,the reporting rate of the animal ethics statement and the declaration of interests increased significantly high in 2022 compared to that in 2019(P＜0.001).Conclusions Since ARRIVE Guidelines 2.0 was released,transparency in the reporting of most of the ARRIVE checklist items of interest in this study has improved significantly.However,the reporting of randomization,blinding,ethical statement,and declaration of interests still need further improvement and should be prioritized for future efforts.

Visual impairment refers to the loss of visual acuity or reduction in visual field in both eyes due to various reasons.Patients with visual impairment experience fall fear,thereby causing ac-tivity limitation.This study reviewed the definition of fall fear,summarized the assessment tools for fall fear,and discussed the current research status and nursing progress regarding fall fear in patients with visual impairment,aiming to provide references for clinical nursing practice and research.

Objective To evaluate the practice effect of medical record writing training based on standardized patients and explore its application in prosthodontics practice.Methods Seventy-one undergraduate interns were randomly divided into two groups.At the first week of clinical practice,the test group(n=35)adopted the SP-based medical record writing training,and after the training,the students'evaluation of the teaching effect was investigated by questionnaire.And the control group(n=36)received traditional lectured medical record writing training.One week later,the same medical record writing exam was performed in the two groups.The scores of medical record writing of different teaching model were compared,and the evaluation of the teaching effect in the test group was carried out.Results The exam score of medical record writing of the test group(88.80±4.60)was significantly higher than that of the control group(84.92±5.51),and the difference was statistically significant(P=0.002).88.57％of the students in the test group were satisfied with the SP-based medical record writing training.The satisfaction score was 8.94.Conclusion Medical record writing training is a long-term clinical practice.SP-based medical record writing training is helpful to improve the medical record writing quality of medical students.

This study was aimed at investigating differentially expressed genes(DEGs)in Clonorchis sinensis(C.sinensis)meta-cercariae and newly excysted juveniles(NEJs)cultured in vitro for 1 hour or 3 hours,through transcriptomic analysis.Our objective was to explore the mechanisms underlying host invasion.Metacercariae were digested and isolated from Pseudorasbora parva infected with C.sinensis.The metacercariae excysted and developed into NEJs in vitro.Subsequently,the mRNA of metacercariae and NEJs cultured in vitro for 1 hour or 3 hours was extracted for transcriptomic sequencing analysis to screen for DEGs,and to conduct GO and KEGG analyses.A protein-protein interaction network(PPI)was constructed to identify hub genes.A total of 1 218 DEGs were de-tected.The main enriched GO terms of DEGs included transcription regulator activity and gated channel activity(primarily K+).The KEGG pathways significantly enriched in DEGs included cholesterol metabolism,lysosome,synthesis,secretion,and action of para-thyroid hormone.ZFAND4-2,BIRC6,and other genes were screened and identified as hub genes through PPI network analysis.Addi-tionally,abundant differential expression of cathepsin-related genes,including Cathepsin L and Cathepsin F,were observed before and after excystment in C.sinensis.Therefore,significant transcriptional level changes occurred in the metacercariae of C.sinensis be-fore and after excystation,and enrichment was observed primarily in signaling pathways,such as activation of growth and material me-tabolism,that regulate parasite growth and development.Meanwhile,biological events conducive to parasite invasion,migration,and adhesion were triggered.

Objective To survey the awareness and intended adoption of patient-based real-time quality control(PBRTQC)among medical laboratories,thereby providing a basis for subsequent research and promotion efforts.Methods An electronic questionnaire was distributed via the Questionnaire Star system to collect participants' general information,their knowledge,attitudes,and practices regarding PBRTQC,as well as their implementation willingness.Results A total of 161 valid questionnaires were collected.The sur-vey revealed that fewer than 50％of laboratory staff had basic knowledge of PBRTQC,and their confidence in establishing and applying PBRTQC in their own laboratories was low.However,they acknowledged its potential to enhance quality management.Key concerns and support needs for PBRTQC promotion include professional implementation guidelines and policy support,reliable third-party evalu-ations,software and hardware support,and user training.Conclusion The laboratory staff accepted the value of PBRTQC and gener-ally held a positive attitude toward its application.Future efforts should focus on developing standardized guidelines,refining evaluation methods,advancing software and hardware,and enhancing knowledge dissemination,technical training and other actions related to guiding the practical implementation thereby facilitating the wider adoption of PBRTQC.

This study was aimed at investigating differentially expressed genes(DEGs)in Clonorchis sinensis(C.sinensis)meta-cercariae and newly excysted juveniles(NEJs)cultured in vitro for 1 hour or 3 hours,through transcriptomic analysis.Our objective was to explore the mechanisms underlying host invasion.Metacercariae were digested and isolated from Pseudorasbora parva infected with C.sinensis.The metacercariae excysted and developed into NEJs in vitro.Subsequently,the mRNA of metacercariae and NEJs cultured in vitro for 1 hour or 3 hours was extracted for transcriptomic sequencing analysis to screen for DEGs,and to conduct GO and KEGG analyses.A protein-protein interaction network(PPI)was constructed to identify hub genes.A total of 1 218 DEGs were de-tected.The main enriched GO terms of DEGs included transcription regulator activity and gated channel activity(primarily K+).The KEGG pathways significantly enriched in DEGs included cholesterol metabolism,lysosome,synthesis,secretion,and action of para-thyroid hormone.ZFAND4-2,BIRC6,and other genes were screened and identified as hub genes through PPI network analysis.Addi-tionally,abundant differential expression of cathepsin-related genes,including Cathepsin L and Cathepsin F,were observed before and after excystment in C.sinensis.Therefore,significant transcriptional level changes occurred in the metacercariae of C.sinensis be-fore and after excystation,and enrichment was observed primarily in signaling pathways,such as activation of growth and material me-tabolism,that regulate parasite growth and development.Meanwhile,biological events conducive to parasite invasion,migration,and adhesion were triggered.

Objective To evaluate the practice effect of medical record writing training based on standardized patients and explore its application in prosthodontics practice.Methods Seventy-one undergraduate interns were randomly divided into two groups.At the first week of clinical practice,the test group(n=35)adopted the SP-based medical record writing training,and after the training,the students'evaluation of the teaching effect was investigated by questionnaire.And the control group(n=36)received traditional lectured medical record writing training.One week later,the same medical record writing exam was performed in the two groups.The scores of medical record writing of different teaching model were compared,and the evaluation of the teaching effect in the test group was carried out.Results The exam score of medical record writing of the test group(88.80±4.60)was significantly higher than that of the control group(84.92±5.51),and the difference was statistically significant(P=0.002).88.57％of the students in the test group were satisfied with the SP-based medical record writing training.The satisfaction score was 8.94.Conclusion Medical record writing training is a long-term clinical practice.SP-based medical record writing training is helpful to improve the medical record writing quality of medical students.

Objective To survey the awareness and intended adoption of patient-based real-time quality control(PBRTQC)among medical laboratories,thereby providing a basis for subsequent research and promotion efforts.Methods An electronic questionnaire was distributed via the Questionnaire Star system to collect participants' general information,their knowledge,attitudes,and practices regarding PBRTQC,as well as their implementation willingness.Results A total of 161 valid questionnaires were collected.The sur-vey revealed that fewer than 50％of laboratory staff had basic knowledge of PBRTQC,and their confidence in establishing and applying PBRTQC in their own laboratories was low.However,they acknowledged its potential to enhance quality management.Key concerns and support needs for PBRTQC promotion include professional implementation guidelines and policy support,reliable third-party evalu-ations,software and hardware support,and user training.Conclusion The laboratory staff accepted the value of PBRTQC and gener-ally held a positive attitude toward its application.Future efforts should focus on developing standardized guidelines,refining evaluation methods,advancing software and hardware,and enhancing knowledge dissemination,technical training and other actions related to guiding the practical implementation thereby facilitating the wider adoption of PBRTQC.

ObjectiveTo investigate the effect of Yunkang oral liquid on postpartum kidney deficiency in mice. MethodPostpartum mice were randomized into model and low-dose （6 mL·kg^-1）， medium-dose （9 mL·kg^-1）， and high-dose （12 mL·kg^-1） Yunkang oral liquid groups. The mouse model of postpartum kidney deficiency was established by sleep deprivation combined with forced swimming. Another 9 female ICR mice were selected as the normal control group. The mice were administrated with Yunkang oral liquid during the period of modeling. The levels of estradiol （E₂）， progesterone （P）， follicle-stimulating hormone （FSH）， and luteinizing hormone （LH） in the serum were measured by the enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay. The morphological changes of ovaries and uterus were observed by hematoxylin-eosin （HE） staining， and the expression of transforming growth factor （TGF）-β and Smad2/3 was determined by immunohistochemistry and Western blotting. ResultThe mice in the model group showed prolonged estrous cycle， reduced voluntary activity， dorsal temperature， grip strength， and bone strength， and whitening tongue coating. Compared with the model group， Yunkang oral liquid shortened the estrous cycle， increased the voluntary activity， dorsal temperature， grip strength， and bone strength， and alleviated the whitening of tongue coating. Moreover， it elevated the E₂ and P levels and lowered the FSH and LH levels in the serum， decreased ovarian follicular atresia rate， promoted uterine repair， and down-regulated the expression of TGF-β and Smad2/3 in the ovarian and uterine tissues. ConclusionYunkang oral liquid can ameliorate postpartum kidney deficiency in mice by regulating the TGF-β/Smads signaling pathway.

Background The development of railways has a long history, but there is limited research on the health of railway workers at home and abroad. China's high-speed railway development has attracted worldwide attention in recent years, and it is of great significance to study how to promote the health of this occupational population to ensure the safety of railway transportation. Objective To identify development trends and hotspots in the field of railway workers' health at home and abroad. Methods The research literature related to the health of railroad workers dated from January 1, 1973 to December 31, 2022 was searched using the China Knowledge Network Infrastructure (CNKI) and Web of Science Core Collection (WoS) databases. After screening and cleaning, the included literature was subjected to bibliometric analysis by applying CiteSpace 6.1R6 software to visualize and analyze literature co-citation, keyword emergence, and keyword timeline graphs, and by VOSviewer 1.6.19 to visualize and analyze country/region collaboration, keyword co-occurrence, and keyword clustering. Results During the period from 1973 until 2022, a total of 273 Chinese literature and 165 English literature were found to report studies related to the health of railway workers. The Chinese literature began to grow rapidly in 2009 and peaked in 2015, and the number of English literature published in a relatively flat state over the studied period. The country with the most papers indexed by Science Citation Index (SCI) was the United States (58 papers), which also presented the richest international collaborations. The document with the highest domestic citation frequency was published in the Chinese Journal of Mental Health in 1994, and the document with the highest SCI citation frequency was published in the American Journal of Epidemiology in 1994. The keyword co-occurrence analysis showed that the included Chinese literature mainly focused on health checkups, health management, hypertension, mental health, and chronic diseases and their prevalence; the included English literature focused on mortality, lung cancer, epidemiology, and diesel engine exhaust and its exposure. The analysis of emergent words showed that health management, frontline workers, and occupational stress were the topics of interest in Chinese literature in the last five years, while occupational stress, diesel exhaust emissions, and noise exposure were the topics of interest in English literature in the last ten years. The results of the timeline graph analysis suggested that the recent research directions in Chinese literature were health intervention, humanistic care, staff canteens, etc. There were few English-language articles related to this area after 2010. Conclusion The research hotspots of railroad practitioners' health will keep changing with the development of high-speed railways in countries around the world. The outstanding rise of Chinese literature issued in the last decade has been in striking contrast to the slow progress and decreasing of English literature. The Chinese literature has gradually expanded the hotspots from chronic diseases to health management, occupational stress, and sleep disorders.