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I grew up in rural Ireland during the 1950s. After primary school, I attended boarding school. Obtaining a secondary education was, at that time, a luxury afforded to only a smal…
Overgrowth syndromes are characterized by Global or localized excessive growth coupled with additional abnormalities, such as vascular malformations and neurological and/or visc…
Introduction: All the things that exist in our universe is composed of energy, including human being. In this article, I will show the most important clinical manifestations prese…
Reliable gas hydrate equilibrium data is necessary to assess the severity of hydrate problems in the oil and gas industry and successfully implement the benefit of hydrate technol…
The increasing environmental and human health concerns associated with medical waste have led to the development of environmental biotechnology as a means of mitigating its negati…
Away from total cholesterol, oxidative stress and inflammation as well as antiplatelet effects are additional approaches for reducing cardiovascular diseases (CVDs). In spite of …
Introduction: Occlusal splints are intraoral appliances used for the treatment of temporomandibular disorders. There is wide variety of occlusal splints according to their size, t…
Cyber victimization (CV) is a prevalent and harmful stressor for college students that increases risk for depression. However, little is known about how CV leads to depression in …
Two species of previously known nematodes from the family Camallanidae were found in different fish hosts in India: the Gangetic mystus Mystus cavasius, the Butter catfish Ompok b…
Cultivated meat is meat produced from animal stem cells, outside of the animal, under controlled laboratory conditions. It is deemed as one of the most promising protein productio…
The present case report shares successful management of burn injuries in a stray bull. Beside the proper wound care procedures, the bull was also treated for hypovolemia and preve…
Diabetes is a very common condition known to humans for generations. It can turn into serious complications and medical conditions involving various organs. There are two main typ…
Drugs and other pharmaceutical compounds are often used substances around the world. Diclofenac is one of the widely used anti-inflammatory drug for the treatment of acute and chr…
After the implementation of the modernization of telecommunication, there were alterations in the part of the energy of the internal five massive organs (Liver, Heart, Spleen, Lun…
The larvae of the green bottle fly Lucilia Sericata have been successfully used throughout history as a debridement method for chronic and infected wounds. In 1929, Alexander Flem…
We live in an era where a reminder is warranted of what we know, and what we can do to further prevent chronic diseases. This article shall begin with the state of our knowledge…
Introduction: Nutritional status in children is an indicator of health and well-being at both theindividual and the population level. Screening for children health status is an in…
Never has reconstructive surgery for loss of cutaneous substance of the hand made so much progress as over the last thirty years thanks to a better knowledge of the cutaneous vasc…
The evolvement of new technologies has made orthopaedic field grow in much faster pace compared to what it was a decade earlier. Now we have Real-time navigated, computer-guided…
Anaesthesia is a state of controlled, temporary loss of sensation or awareness that is induced for medical purposes. It may include some or all pain relief, muscle relaxation, loss…
Obesity often results from interplay of genetics, nutrition and lifestyle. A polymorphic variant of the Tumor Necrosis Factor-α (TNF- α) promoter region (308G/A) is associated with…
Anthropometric measurements have recently become popular for assessing childhood health and nutritional status. Anthropometry is a low-cost, simple, and non-invasive approach to d…
The increase in sugarcane production involves a proportional increase in sugar industry waste. As a result of such a growing trend, the sugar industry is observing severe environm…
Alzheimer's disease (AD) is a major contributor to the worldwide prevalence of dementia. Extracellular-amyloid (A) senile plaques (SP) and intracellular neurofibrillary tangles (NF…
Populations of numerous bird species have been declining around the world due to factors such as habitat loss and hunting. This involves the reduction of flock size of social spec…
One of the most characteristic and relatively early signs of acute pneumonia (AP) is shortness of breath. The appearance of this sign in patients with AP is usually identified w…
The recognition of people is a means of proof widely used in the practice of Brazilian criminal investigations, and the inadequate application of this instrument has been a source…
Peripartum Cardiomyopathy (PPCM) is a form of idiopathic heart failure that develops most commonly in the last month of gestation or during the first five months post-partum. Her…
This exploratory study examines the current policies and identifies gaps in programs for persons with disabilities (PWDs) in India. While India has made progress in implementing t…
The health of women living in rural settlements in Brazil goes through a diversity of situations that requires intensity and dedication, as it goes through the struggle for land, h…
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