Z Chen
Biographic Data
| ID | 6170 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Z Chen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Z |
| FAMILY NAME | Chen |
| SIGNATURE | CHEN Z |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Oxford |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1184-3682 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 19 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2027 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Chinese herbal medicine Xiangsu Hewei Granules in treating non-erosive gastroesophageal reflux disease with liver stomach stagnation heat syndrome
Artificial intelligence adoption and green innovation
Sinomenine restrains the proliferation and hyperactivation of B lymphocytes partly by inhibiting interferon regulatory factor 5
Perceived social support and psychological resilience as mediators between social frailty and the frailty of older patients with heart failure
OBJECTIVE: This study explores the level of frailty and the factors that influence elderly HF inpatients. It also examines the correlation between social frailty, perceived social support, and psychological resilience. It verifies psychological resilience and perceived social support as mediators between social frailty and frailty. METHOD: This cross-sectional study collected four hundred fifty-six questionnaires from Northeast China, Northwest C…
From abroad to home
Peer Victimization and School Engagement among Chinese Adolescents
When and how employee boundary spanning behavior influences supervisor support
The relationship between self-consciousness and depression in college students
These findings imply that college students with low levels of self-consciousness are more easy to be depressive, enhancing their sense of life meaning and self-efficacy can effectively alleviate depression, and college student with high social support can benefit more from self-efficacy. Therefore we should pay more attention to the mental health problems of low levels self-consciousness college students in university
War and liar
The release of nuclear wastewater by Japan has generated strong opposition from Japanese citizens, governments of neighboring countries, and global environmental advocates. China, representing the concerns of neighboring countries, has underscored the illicit and detrimental nature of this action. This study explores the metaphors employed in Chinese media regarding the discharge of Fukushima nuclear-contaminated water. Based on the self-built co…
CarbonVCA
Wayfinding for cycle highways
In many regions, governments are motivating increased bicycle ridership by designing new and improving existing bicycle infrastructure. Cycle highways are an effective and cost-efficient type of bicycle-specific infrastructure that are designed to provide a functional connection between places where people work, go to school and live. One important element of developing high quality cycle highways is the development of an effective wayfinding sys…
Scp>C ouch, C arl (1925–1994)
Carl Couch was the founder of the New Iowa School of Symbolic Interaction. His key areas of scholarship include symbolic interactionism, New Iowa School of Laboratory Research, and information technologies
Changing food choice through cued approach
Effect of Tao-Hong-Si-Wu-Tang, a Traditional Chinese Herbal Medicine Formula, on Physical Fatigue in Mice
Tao-Hong-Si-Wu-Tang (THSWT) is a famous traditional Chinese herbal medicine formula, which has traditionally been used in China for about one thousand years. The present study investigated the effect of THSWT on physical fatigue. 32 male mice were randomly divided into 4 groups with 8 in each group. All were administered orally and daily for 28 days. Group I received isotonic saline solution as control; Group II, III and IV obtained 5, 10 and 20m…
P2-41 Prevalence of smoking and its association with mortality in China
Background Over the past few decades, there has been a rapid increase in cigarette consumption in China. Large prospective studies are needed to monitor the evolution over the next few decades of the resultant epidemic of tobacco-related deaths in China. Methods During 2004–2008 the Kadoorie Biobank Study recruited 510 000 adults aged 30–79 from 10 geographically defined regions across China. By Oct 2010, 10 000 deaths had been recorded. Cox regr…
P2-189 Prevalence and patterns of alcohol consumption in Chinese men and women
Introduction Diet, lifestyle and disease patterns vary greatly from one part of China to another. Data on the prevalence and patterns of alcohol consumption in different parts of China are limited. Methods Self-reported questionnaire data from the Kadoorie Biobank Study were used to describe the prevalence and patterns of alcohol consumption in 510 000 men and women aged 30–79 years, recruited during 2004–2008 from 10 geographically diverse urban…
P2-334 Alcohol and mortality among 220 000 men in China, 1990–2005
Introduction Light-to-moderate alcohol consumption is associated with decreased mortality from cardiovascular diseases in most studies in the West. Data on the health effects of alcohol drinking in China, which involves mainly distilled spirit, are limited. Methods A nationally representative prospective cohort study included 220 000 Chinese men aged 40–79 years who were recruited in 1990–1991 from 45 widely separated study sites. By 1 January 20…
P2-116 Adiposity and its contribution to individual and regional differences in blood pressure
Introduction Raised blood pressure (BP) is a leading cause of premature death in China, but its determinants are not well understood. One likely determinant, adiposity, is increasing rapidly in much of China. We assessed the extent to which differences in BP can be accounted for by differences in body mass index (BMI) and in waist circumference (WC). Methods We examined cross-sectional data from >510 000 adults aged 30–79 recruited from five rura…
O1-4.3 Seasonal variation in blood pressure among Chinese adults
Introduction Seasonal variation in blood pressure and its association with outdoor air temperature has been reported in several studies. However, large population-based studies are few and data from developing countries such as China are limited. Methods Cross-sectional data from the Kadoorie Biobank Study were used to relate seasonal variation in systolic blood pressure (SBP) to outdoor air temperature in 510 000 Chinese adults aged 30–79 recrui…
CarbonVCA
Wayfinding for cycle highways
In many regions, governments are motivating increased bicycle ridership by designing new and improving existing bicycle infrastructure. Cycle highways are an effective and cost-efficient type of bicycle-specific infrastructure that are designed to provide a functional connection between places where people work, go to school and live. One important element of developing high quality cycle highways is the development of an effective wayfinding sys…
P2-41 Prevalence of smoking and its association with mortality in China
Background Over the past few decades, there has been a rapid increase in cigarette consumption in China. Large prospective studies are needed to monitor the evolution over the next few decades of the resultant epidemic of tobacco-related deaths in China. Methods During 2004–2008 the Kadoorie Biobank Study recruited 510 000 adults aged 30–79 from 10 geographically defined regions across China. By Oct 2010, 10 000 deaths had been recorded. Cox regr…
P2-189 Prevalence and patterns of alcohol consumption in Chinese men and women
Introduction Diet, lifestyle and disease patterns vary greatly from one part of China to another. Data on the prevalence and patterns of alcohol consumption in different parts of China are limited. Methods Self-reported questionnaire data from the Kadoorie Biobank Study were used to describe the prevalence and patterns of alcohol consumption in 510 000 men and women aged 30–79 years, recruited during 2004–2008 from 10 geographically diverse urban…
P2-334 Alcohol and mortality among 220 000 men in China, 1990–2005
Introduction Light-to-moderate alcohol consumption is associated with decreased mortality from cardiovascular diseases in most studies in the West. Data on the health effects of alcohol drinking in China, which involves mainly distilled spirit, are limited. Methods A nationally representative prospective cohort study included 220 000 Chinese men aged 40–79 years who were recruited in 1990–1991 from 45 widely separated study sites. By 1 January 20…
P2-116 Adiposity and its contribution to individual and regional differences in blood pressure
Introduction Raised blood pressure (BP) is a leading cause of premature death in China, but its determinants are not well understood. One likely determinant, adiposity, is increasing rapidly in much of China. We assessed the extent to which differences in BP can be accounted for by differences in body mass index (BMI) and in waist circumference (WC). Methods We examined cross-sectional data from >510 000 adults aged 30–79 recruited from five rura…
O1-4.3 Seasonal variation in blood pressure among Chinese adults
Introduction Seasonal variation in blood pressure and its association with outdoor air temperature has been reported in several studies. However, large population-based studies are few and data from developing countries such as China are limited. Methods Cross-sectional data from the Kadoorie Biobank Study were used to relate seasonal variation in systolic blood pressure (SBP) to outdoor air temperature in 510 000 Chinese adults aged 30–79 recrui…
Effect of Tao-Hong-Si-Wu-Tang, a Traditional Chinese Herbal Medicine Formula, on Physical Fatigue in Mice
Tao-Hong-Si-Wu-Tang (THSWT) is a famous traditional Chinese herbal medicine formula, which has traditionally been used in China for about one thousand years. The present study investigated the effect of THSWT on physical fatigue. 32 male mice were randomly divided into 4 groups with 8 in each group. All were administered orally and daily for 28 days. Group I received isotonic saline solution as control; Group II, III and IV obtained 5, 10 and 20m…
Changing food choice through cued approach
Scp>C ouch, C arl (1925–1994)
Carl Couch was the founder of the New Iowa School of Symbolic Interaction. His key areas of scholarship include symbolic interactionism, New Iowa School of Laboratory Research, and information technologies
Wayfinding for cycle highways
In many regions, governments are motivating increased bicycle ridership by designing new and improving existing bicycle infrastructure. Cycle highways are an effective and cost-efficient type of bicycle-specific infrastructure that are designed to provide a functional connection between places where people work, go to school and live. One important element of developing high quality cycle highways is the development of an effective wayfinding sys…
CarbonVCA
When and how employee boundary spanning behavior influences supervisor support
The relationship between self-consciousness and depression in college students
These findings imply that college students with low levels of self-consciousness are more easy to be depressive, enhancing their sense of life meaning and self-efficacy can effectively alleviate depression, and college student with high social support can benefit more from self-efficacy. Therefore we should pay more attention to the mental health problems of low levels self-consciousness college students in university
War and liar
The release of nuclear wastewater by Japan has generated strong opposition from Japanese citizens, governments of neighboring countries, and global environmental advocates. China, representing the concerns of neighboring countries, has underscored the illicit and detrimental nature of this action. This study explores the metaphors employed in Chinese media regarding the discharge of Fukushima nuclear-contaminated water. Based on the self-built co…
Perceived social support and psychological resilience as mediators between social frailty and the frailty of older patients with heart failure
OBJECTIVE: This study explores the level of frailty and the factors that influence elderly HF inpatients. It also examines the correlation between social frailty, perceived social support, and psychological resilience. It verifies psychological resilience and perceived social support as mediators between social frailty and frailty. METHOD: This cross-sectional study collected four hundred fifty-six questionnaires from Northeast China, Northwest C…
From abroad to home
Peer Victimization and School Engagement among Chinese Adolescents
Artificial intelligence adoption and green innovation
Sinomenine restrains the proliferation and hyperactivation of B lymphocytes partly by inhibiting interferon regulatory factor 5
Chinese herbal medicine Xiangsu Hewei Granules in treating non-erosive gastroesophageal reflux disease with liver stomach stagnation heat syndrome
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