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Many countries are experiencing different health challenges as a result of polluted water caused by industrial pollution and contamination by agricultural run-off. Pollution also …
Climate change has modified the distribution and abundance of numerous species. Being ectotherms, reptiles are especially susceptible to this phenomenon, which worldwide threatens…
Frostbite is a freezing, cold thermal injury, which occurs when tissues are exposed to temperatures below their freezing point for a sustained period of times. Frostbite is commonl…
Obesity is a chronic disease and increasing incidence, studies reveal that treating and preventing seven of the top 10 killer diseases. Although much is published about the theme,…
A study to an experimental study to evaluate the effect of smoking cessation measure on self-efficacy to resist temptation, among smokers admitted in Rajah Muthiah Medical College…
Limited standing working conditions such as prolonged standing work or static working posture among teachers is a common sight in the classroom, especially during school hours. Fro…
The ginger and its extracted compounds were used for many centuries to cure various alignments including joint pain, cold, indigestion etc. Its rich phytochemistry can play a vita…
Aartav described in Ayurved has great similarity with menstrual flow of woman. The woman health is greatly dependent on normal cyclic menstrual pattern (Rutustrava) which is influ…
Clinical and experimental studies have shown that vagus nerve stimulation (VNS) provides significant results in neurological diseases such as epilepsy, Parkinson disease, migraine…
The number of waste EV LIBs (electric vehicle lithium-ion batteries) has been increasing in China. Reasonable disposal of waste EV LIBs has becoming a new research hotspot. In thi…
The present study was carried out to monitor the incidence of MRSA as an emerging pathogen in health care setting. In total of 36 clinical samples from men, women and children and…
Introduction: According to WHO, 'Blindness is defined as visual acuity of less than 3/60, or a corresponding visual field loss to less than 10°, in the better eye with the best p…
Introduction: Anaphylaxis reactions in pre-anesthetic period of 38 week of pregnant women are challenging for the anaesthesiologist who is dealing with anesthesia for urgent LSCS a…
PRES is a clinic radiological syndrome characterized by neurologic findings with edema predominantly in the posterior region of the brain. Pathophysiology is not clear but the fin…
Captive breeding of short-tailed parrots (4) and long-tailed parakeets (16) out of 20 species were remarkable. These colourful birds were very nice in common appearance. Casual ca…
This contribution demonstrates an example of using a social network to create a visual search database to support human inspection of microscope imagery data of fungal spores. Cur…
The rT - X family of distributions induced by V was introduced by Ampadu CB. In this paper a member of this class of distributions is introduced under a new weight, and its applic…
A great proportion of medical science needs high-quality nursery and technical assistance. Nursery science is pervasive across all medical disciplines. Nonetheless, the distributi…
Introduction: Suicidal behavior is seen in the context of a variety of mental disorders and while many believe that, in general, first episode psychosis is a particularly high-ris…
Introduction: Prolongation of the Q-Tc interval is commonly accepted as a surrogate marker for the ability of a drug to cause torsade de pointes (TdP). In the present study, safet…
The psychology is the science of behavior. The behavior is motivated and directed toward a goal. Although, the most studies have been explained the motivation from one perspective …
Yoruba traditional healing system has being in practice for several centuries, yet, there are still certain complexities which set confusion in understanding its conceptualization.…
Ependymomas are rare glial tumors arising from the ependymal cells lining the ventricles of central nervous system. It accounts for only 1.8% of all adult brain tumors. Gliosarcom…
In mammals, especially those that are nocturnal or crepuscular, chemical marks usually play a significant role as environmental labels. Scent marks in mammals can have many functi…
β Thalassemia is one of the most prevalent autosomal disorders, which affects more than 4,00,000 new born per year worldwide. In India, the carrier rate of β thalassemia varies …
Introduction: Maternal and neonatal tetanus is considered an eliminated but not eradicated disease in America. However, there are still small groups of people who delay or reject i…
Skin is the outermost layer of body which protects body from direct contact of surrounding environment. The skin also secretes some secretions which are protective in nature by th…
How can we encourage outstanding young researchers from all over the world and from all fields of nutrition to develop their careers in nutrition and to become part of a global …
Introduction: Malaria is a major public health problem in worldwide and causes high morbidity and mortality, despite global efforts to eradicate the disease. While the disease is …
Aim: This study aimed to evaluate sensitivity of multi planer and 3D of CT image in patients with craniofacial bone fractures. Methodology: Descriptive analytical study was condu…
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