Cancer remains one of the leading causes of mortality among children worldwide, and its effect extends beyond physical health. A rising body of research shows that poor sleep quality in children with cancer is associated with heightened sensitivity of pain, fatigue, and adverse psychological outcomes, including anxiety and depression. Increasingly, these sleep disturbances are now recognised as part of a wider psychosocial and...

The transformation of Segesta, from the Hellenistic period (sixth century BCE) to the early Middle Ages (fifth–sixth century CE), has been extensively studied by archaeologists and historians. While social and political changes were the main drivers of urban evolution, practices such as abandonment, spoliation, and building transformations increased buildings’ structural vulnerability, making them more prone to seismic damage....