Bailan (摆烂), meaning “to give up and let things rot,” has emerged among Chinese youth as a cultural expression of disillusionment, withdrawal, and resignation in response to intense academic, occupational, and socioeconomic pressures. However, its conceptual boundaries and clinical relevance remain unclear. This narr...
N. Pang, U. Volpe, L. Orsolini et al.· Psychiatry International· 0 citations
It is suggested that typical real-world consumption of heterogeneous fermented foods may not replicate the psychobiotic effects observed in controlled intervention studies, and the need for culturally specific and mechanistically informed research in nutritional psychiatry is highlighted.
Geoallen George, Vie Cheong Thong, N. Pang et al.· Open Psychology Journal· 0 citations
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