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The Bay of Bengal's Sundarbans, the biggest area of mangrove forest, are home to a diverse range of plant and animal species that serve the local community on an ecological, envir…
South Central Timor is one of the regions with a high prevalence of stunting in Indonesia. The programs and policies that have been carried out have been unable to reduce these h…
Diagnosing language disorders in children imposes constraints and a significant challenge. This challenge is imposed due to the intricate interplay of numerous factors or variable…
A case study analysis was conducted to develop a comprehensive empirical model of transitions in adolescent development, essential for understanding teenage mothers’ responsibilit…
In the textile business, risks can lead to occupational musculoskeletal system diseases due to working on a machine for a long time in the same posture position. In this study, it…
Introduction: Leprosy, a debilitating chronic infectious disease caused by Mycobacterium leprae, remains a public health challenge globally. Indonesia, with 14,376 new cases in 20…
This Rio Grande Valley region of South Texas is a unique, medically underserved region. We conducted this study to further the knowledge of orthopedics in this community and deter…
Background: Childhood diarrhea remains a significant public health concern, especially in developing countries. This study aimed to investigate the prevalence, risk factors, and pr…
Introduction: The health emergency due to COVID-19 added to the pre-existing mental health panorama, especially with respect to perceived stress, anxiety and depression, to the ri…
Cryptococcosis is an infectious, cutaneous and/or systemic, chronic fungal disease with global distribution, caused by fungi of Cryptococcus genus that can infect humans and domes…
Tubercular nervous system involvement, a serious manifestation of tuberculosis (TB), can occur through either direct or indirect mechanisms, leading to a wide range of neurologica…
Alleviating production decline is a challenging task that every oil company will face at some point in the life of an oil reservoir. Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) techniques can be …
The objective of this paper is to study work environments and the set of contradictions that make up mobbing or group harassment in the post-pandemic. Mobbing or group harassment …
Based on the negative matter as unified dark matter and dark energy, we first derive its three basic formulas on gravity, total energy, and field equations of general relativity. …
This study examines the impact of hysteresis effects on oil recovery during CO₂-Water Alternating Gas (WAG) injection, a widely applied enhanced oil recovery (EOR) technique with …
The morphology of an organism reflects its lifestyle (and that of its ancestors). Biomechanical theory predicts the existence of clear relationships between morphology and habitat…
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is one of the most serious challenges to global public health this century. The first World Health Organization (WHO) Global report on AMR surveillan…
The traditional thoughts about oral microbial health have centered around the risks for dental caries, gingivitis and periodontal disease. There has been however ever-increasing da…
The emotional journey of a cancer diagnosis is marked by a nonlinear interplay of emotions such as fear, hope, anger, and sorrow, challenging the linear model proposed by Kübler-R…
Inverted papilloma is a benign tumor that can undergo synchronous or metachronous malignant transformation. Its isolated location in the sphenoid sinus is rare and its surgical tr…
This article outlines the fundamental elements that structure the quality of life of human beings, according to the main indicators formulated by Psychology with an ethical-humani…
The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) sub region has witnessed a surge in the use of DNA analysis in immigration and border security. This shift beyond biometrics…
Extensive studies in sociology and criminology reveal that unemployment and poverty are fundamental causes behind the escalation of crime, particularly in the context of property …
General Information: A bite is a type of injury caused by animal or human teeth that can leave tooth marks at the wound site. Human bites may occur in cases of physical and sexual…
Introduction: Regardless of their origin, all injury cases are forensic cases. In forensic medicine practices, the factors that cause traumatic changes in the body, the localizati…
This study aims to examine the results of blood cultures carried out at the National Hospital Center (CHN) of Nouakchott over a 26-month period (2021-2023). The primary objective …
Kant’s notion of autonomy is not only a central concept in pure moral philosophy; it is also a key organizing concept in applied moral philosophy. Across the whole spectrum of hum…
It has been evident in recent years that climate change is an unavoidable phenomenon in many regions of the world and that it negatively affects food systems and agriculture, espe…
Artificial intelligence (AI) research within medicine is growing rapidly. Healthcare AI projects attracted more investment than AI projects within any other sector of the global ec…
Background: Pediatric ENT pathologies form an important part that encompasses a wide range of medical conditions, primarily infections, which pose as a significant public health c…
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