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Introduction: Improving children's physical activity is a major goal of global public health, and physical education in school settings should be valued as the most crucial task in modern society. While the Ministry of Education promulgated the Curriculum Guidelines of 12-Year Basic Education according to the spirit of holistic education, the current system often falls short in translating these principles into tangible action within physical education. Despite Waldorf education being hailed as a practical embodiment of holistic principles, there is a dearth of research on Waldorf physical activities and education in local academia. In order to address this gap, this study first reviews the theoretical underpinnings of holistic education and Waldorf education regarding body and physical education, then takes Waldorf education as practical cases to examine the link to holistic education. Methods: This case study used the qualitative paradigm as its primary method. Three Waldorf schools were selected as major cases/interviewees according to their varied attributes. The data were collected using in-depth interviews and document analyses. Results: Based on the data analysis, the physical activities at Waldorf schools could be categorized as games and physical courses, art and cultural activities, outdoor education, and after-school clubs. Among those course designs, principles such as diversity, regularity, completeness, and body-mind balance emerged, which correspond to the major principles in holistic education. Conclusion: The contents of physical education at Waldorf schools represents the purpose of holistic education, especially from the perspectives of wellness, funoriented teaching, non-competitiveness, the mind-body connection, and the physical development. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In order to optimize the extraction process of crude polysaccharide of willow bud (CPW, Crude polysaccharide of willow bud) and to investigate its in vitro antioxidant activity, the experiment was carried out to extract crude polysaccharides from willow buds by ultrasound-assisted hydroalcohol precipitation and optimized using response surface analysis; the in vitro antioxidant effect of CPW was evaluated by detecting its total antioxidant capacity, scavenging of 1,1-diphenyl-2-picrylhydrazyl (DPPH) free radicals (DPPH·) as well as its ability to inhibit superoxide anion radicals (O2 - ·) and hydroxyl radicals (·OH), using vitamin C (vitamin C, VC) as a control. The results showed that the optimal extraction process for CPW was 70∶1 (mL/g) liquid/feed ratio, 56 ℃ water bath temperature, and 440 W ultrasonic power. The extraction process was used to achieve 6.6% extraction of CPW. In addition, different concentrations of CPW were effective in scavenging DPPH radicals and inhibiting the production of ·OH and O2 - ·. It shows that the process is practicable and the extracted CPW has better antioxidant capacity [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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BACKGROUND: To overcome the shortcomings of high stress at the near side of the plate and high stiffness of standard locking screw, a new far cortical locking screw has been developed. The biomechanical character of osteoporotic femoral fracture with far cortical locking screw is still unclear. OBJECTIVE: To investigate the biomechanical difference of osteoporotic femoral fracture with standard locking screw and far cortical locking screw by finite element analysis so as to provide reference for the clinical application of far cortical locking screw. METHODS: One male old volunteer with osteoporosis was selected, and the two-dimensional CT data of osteoporotic femur were obtained. The finite element model of osteoporotic femoral fracture was established using the software of Mimics, Geomagic, and the finite element models of internal fixators were established using the software of UG. With three-dimensional finite element analysis, biomechanical characteristics of established model under axial compression, torsion and four point bending loading were analyzed using Abaqus software. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: (1) The stress of femur in far cortical locking group was smaller than those of in locking screw group, which decreased the risk of refracture. (2) The plate stress of far cortical locking group was less than that of locking screw group, and dispersed. The stress distribution on the screw in far cortical locking group was evenly distributed on all the far cortical locking screws, and the stress of the locking screws was evenly distributed throughout the screw, to avoid the breakage of internal fixation due to large local stress of plate and screw. (3) Far cortical locking group provided nearly parallel interfragmentary motion, and this motion promoted secondary fracture healing by callus formation. (4) The results imply that treatment of osteoporotic femoral fracture with far cortical locking screw can decrease the stress of femur and distribution of the stress on the internal fixation, and reduce the risk of reoperation due to refracture or internal fixation fracture. Far cortical locking screw can provide nearly parallel interfragmentary motion to promote callus formation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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