Discover Research Beta
Browse peer-reviewed articles from Medwin Publishers' open access journals.
Showing 3991–4020 of 9,087 articles
Background: Atopic dermatitis (AD) is a chronic pruritic inflammatory disorder characterized by skin barrier dysfunction. This dysfunction manifests as increased transepidermal wa…
Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF) is a tropical disease and its spread is very wide. Control of this disease is relatively easy, with community participation playing a vital role. Ho…
Introduction: Forward head posture is a common condition that presents in both chiropractic an physical therapy offices. Many times patients are given a multimodal approach to the…
Nerve growth factor is a protein which regulates the differentiation and survival of nerve system. It is produced in neurons and in several non-nervous cells which are involved in…
Fasciolosis is considered the most important liver disease in animals, the most notorious damages are caused by death, it causes a reduction in the production of meat, wool and mi…
Aim: We aim to assess and evaluate the knowledge and perception of pregnant women towards ACT use in the first trimester of pregnancy. Methods: The Study was conducted in Siaya C…
This paper offers a critical reassessment of Immanuel Kant’s anthropological writing and its effects on the Categorical Imperative. There are a number of reasons why this reassessm…
Introduction: This study provides the costal cartilage calcification degree (CCCD) with more focus on first costal cartilage calcification (FCCC) in different sexes and age groups…
There are four principles in evolution: variation, inheritance, selection and time. These principles summarizes natural selection. In the same way, sexual selection can be defined…
Crime scene photography is one aspect that should be upgraded with time for better and significant results in crime scene management. The present study focuses on the resources, t…
Diabetic foot ulcer (DFU) is a major complication of diabetes mellitus. Risk of MRSA should be considered in selecting empirical antibiotics. This study was aimed to determine the…
Marine fish maintain their hypotonic body fluids by drinking seawater, excreting excess salt, and retaining water. Calcium in seawater is precipitated as CaCO3 in marine fish gut …
The Sub-Saharan region of Africa finds itself in economic and health crisis. Cameroon, being a part of this region, faces challenges in its health sector which include; unequal di…
The field of environmental and microbial ecology is undergoing a revolution, having ramifications in microbiology, ecology, and ecosystem research. The tremendous accumulation of …
Myopericarditis related to mRNA SARS CoV2 vaccines in adolescents is a rare side effect and currently reported after the second dose of Pfizer-BioNTech dose. Here we describe two …
Background: Health workers, engaged in the front line of the response to this pandemic, have inevitably been exposed to great risks of infection. Thus, in Burkina Faso, as in most…
Introduction: Little work has been done on coronavirus disease 2019(COVID-19) in pregnant women particularly among African women. Further knowledge is needed to address this gap. …
Objective: Pulmonary infections due to SARS-CoV-2 (severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2) virus have rapidly spread all over the world, causing a global pandemic. In thi…
Background: Personal protective equipment (PPE) has been around since the 14th century and the importance of it is unmeasurable. The COVID-19 pandemic left the world with a shorta…
Background: The negative impacts of Aflatoxins on the economy and health led to investigations for strategies to prevent their contamination in food and feed. Biological methods g…
Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), the principle physiological pillar of brain. Floating in the sub-arachnoid space, presence of CSF resembles a castle surrounded by a moat, providing the…
‘Religion’ is conventionally understood as something set apart and a realm of the non-ordinary, whereas, ‘the secular’ pertains to this world and relates to the finite. In modernit…
Ethical issues are becoming increasingly central to contemporary philosophy of science. This is evidence of a change in the nature and forms of activity of scientific communities. …
Sandflies are nematocerous dipterans that present significant diversity and geographic distribution and are responsible for the transmission of protozoa of the genus Leishmania. I…
Purpose: To see the Incidence rate, Risk factors, Associations, and Visual outcomes of posterior capsule rupture (PCR). Methods: A cross sectional study was done of all patients w…
Objective: This study was conducted to report and analyze patients' attitudes towards dental aesthetics. Material and methods: A survey was conducted based on an original question…
Alpha synuclein (α-Syn) is a small synaptic protein expressed within the central nervous system (CNS). α-Syn has been implicated in the pathogenesis of Parkinson’s disease (PD), a…
A characterization of the arthropod fauna is carried out in two "hot caves" in the province of Villa Clara: Cave of the Maja’s, located in the town of Buenavista…
The author exposes the political, social, and technical foundations that motivate and justify the decentralization of health care services, as a means, not as an end. He highlight…
Page 134 of 303