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IZAB Editorial Nov 1, 2019
The Importance of Cockroaches
Cardoso da Silva LDO*

Cockroaches, including termites from epifamily Termitoidea (order Blattodea), have the second largest number of species compared to other Polyneoptera, approximately 7,570 descr…

WHSJ Research Article Nov 1, 2019
Maternal Related Factors Associated with Compliance to Iron and Folic Supplementation among Pregnant Mothers in Machakos County
Musyoki MS*

Iron is one of the essential nutrients that is responsible for synthesis of hemoglobin and whose demand increases during pregnancy. Iron and folate supplements are administered du…

IFAS Iron and folate supplements Nutritional counseling on IFAS Supplements
DOIJ Research Article Nov 1, 2019
Circulating MicroRNAs in Overweight and Obese Patients
Angelo Michele Carella*, Teresa Marinelli, Giovanni Modola, Michele Di Pumpo, Pasquale De Luca, Matteo Conte and Angelo Benvenuto

MicroRNAs, short noncoding RNA sequences, regulate several biological processes and seem also regulate insulin signaling, immune-mediated inflammation, adipokine expression, adipog…

Circulating microRNA Overweight Obesity
JQHE Editorial Nov 1, 2019
Health Insurance and Health
Jingxian WU*

According to the World Health Organization Report, “promoting and protecting health is essential to human welfare and sustained economic and social development” [1]. Health …

Health Insurance Human Welfare
AABSc Research Article Oct 29, 2019
Bacteriological Quality of Some Local Herbal Drugs Sold In Port Harcourt, Nigeria and Antibacterial Susceptibility of Isolates Compared with Clinical Isolates
Amala Smart Enoch* and Alaye Diane

The world is witnessing an unprecedented rise in the use of herbal medicines. In Nigeria some individuals solely believe in the curative ability of local herbal drugs for the trea…

Antibacterial Bacterial Quality Herbal Drugs
AABSc Editorial Oct 29, 2019
Therapeutic Toxicity of Sunshine Vitamin with Zeitgeber Times
Tanveer AK*

Vitamin D is a vitamin found in fewer amounts in most of world population. More than 40% American adults and 65% Pakistani population have deficiency of this vitamin [1]. It is syn…

JOBD Mini Review Oct 29, 2019
Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis (SCFE) Coxa Vara Adolescentium (CVA)
Gharaibeh A* and Al Wadyia A

Slipped femoral capital epiphysis is considered to be one of the most destructive conditions of hip joint during adolescence. The epiphysolysis of the femoral head was first defin…

Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis Fixation Reduction
OAJVSR Research Article Oct 29, 2019
Using Food Grate Stainless Steel Rods for Internal Fixation of Transverse Fractures in Rabbits
Humam H Nazht*

This project was designed to replace the medical stainless steel pins (MSP) which used in internal fixation of the transverse fractures femoral bone in rabbits by the food grate s…

Food Grate Stainless Steel Rod (FGSR) Medical Stainless Steel Pins (MSP) Induced Transverse Fractures
ACCMJ Case Report Oct 28, 2019
Anesthesia for Pulmonary Artery Bending and Patent Ductus Arteriosus Ligation with Miller-Dieker Syndrome Infant
Ki-jae Lee, Keun Hyeong Lee, Ye Sull Kim, Taewon Lee, Deokkyu Kim, Sang-Kyi Lee, Jeongwoo Lee and Jun Ho Lee*

Miller-Dieker syndrome (MDS) is a rare disorder characterized by type I lissencephaly (smooth brain) and characteristic facial features including protruding foreheads, depressed t…

Miller-Dieker syndrome Difficult airway Congenital heart anomaly
CDOAJ Hypothesis Oct 28, 2019
Co-existence of Linear Lichen Planus and Zosteriform Vitiligo-Re-Exploration of Neurogenic Theory
Narasimhan H*

Neuropeptides released due to stress can, as a result of oxidative damage, cause cytotoxicity to melanocytes and keratinlcyte. But the Blaschkoid pattern of two different auto imm…

Neuropeptides
JENR Research Article Oct 26, 2019
The Thermal Ecology of Snakes in Bertoua Municipality, Eastern Region, Cameroon
Maurice ME*, Mengwi NH, Okon OA, Lengha TK and Ayamba NS

Climate generally and temperature in particular have long been recognized as important determinants of the distribution, abundance, and activity of animals. Thus, the maintenance …

Climate Temperature Thermoregulation
FSNT Policy Article Oct 23, 2019
Beyond Availability and Access: The Importance of Monitoring Resilience and Risk of Food Insecurity
Laila B Lokosang* and Temesgen Zewotir

Food insecurity has gained considerable global attention in the past two decades, ranking top of the Millennium and Sustainable Development Goals. Although the subject has received…

Structural Food Insecurity Protracted Crisis Livelihood Capitals
APhOT Research Article Oct 23, 2019
MIP and MEP Changed by Acupuncture Techniques in Costal
Morais Sanchez EG, Silva DO and Sanchez HM*

The respiratory tract is of great importance due to integrated functions of various systems, which allow gas exchange and the arrival of oxygen to the muscles. The aim of this stud…

Respiratory Pressures Acupuncture Manometer
PPRIJ Research Article Oct 22, 2019
Are We Stressed?: Women of Color and Discrimination
Shegog ML*, Evans A, Wilus D, Brown V and Kachen A

The discussion of health outcomes among women of color has taken the front seat in the ongoing discussion of health equity. Senator Kamala Harris, has been outspoken about the poor…

Discrimination Stressed Reproduce
JES Research Article Oct 22, 2019
Mid-Term Clinical Outcomes of Intraarticular Injection of Platelet Rich Plasma and Adipose-Derived Mesenchymal Stem Cells for the Treatment of Intra articular Pathology of the Knee, Hip and Shoulder
Steele JR, Boggess BR*, Finley S and Reinke E

Introduction: Intra articular injections of platelet rich plasma (PRP) and adipose-derived mesenchymal stem cells (ADMSCs) have individually shown potential benefit in the treatme…

Platelet Rich Plasma Intraarticular Injections Anti-Inflammatory Functions
APhOT Research Article Oct 22, 2019
Study on Dependency Levels in the Oncological Patient with Respiratory Symptomatology
Fernandez Rodrigue EJ* and Sanchez Gomez C

The incidence of cancer in Spain is increasing (annually 247,771 new cases diagnosed). Survival of oncological patients at 5 years of 53%. Main problem, the quality of that surviv…

Functionality Activities of Daily Life Cancer
JHUA Case Report Oct 21, 2019
Is Uvula Important? Absence of Uvula: An Accidental or an Incidental Finding
Vivek J*, Safeer K, Sanjib D and Bhargavi Joshi

Introduction: Absence of the uvula is very rare in the general population, which is mostly acquired secondary to surgery or is rarely congenitally absent since birth. Uvula is a s…

Uvula Congenital Absence Uvulopalatopharyngoplasty
VIJ Review Article Oct 18, 2019
Methods of ESBLs Detection in Clinical Microbiology Lab
Abdelrahman Abdelmoktader* and Amira Talal El Far

Microbial resistance through extended-spectrum β-lactamase (ESBL) has emerged globally, and ESBL –producing Enterobacteriacae are recognized worldwide as nosocomial pathogens o…

Extended Spectrum Beta Lactamases Phenotypic Methods Broth Microdilution
ABCA Research Article Oct 18, 2019
The Haitian Educational Problematic
Mocombe PC*

In this work, using a structurationist approach, phenomenological structuralism, to understanding the constitution of society and practical consciousness, I argue that Haiti's edu…

Vodou Ethic Spirit of Communism Structurationism
OAJUN Review Article Oct 18, 2019
Management of Prostatomegaly (Izam-I-Ghudda-I-Mazi) in Unani System of Medicine: An Overview
Quraishi HA*, Arsheed Iqbal, Shabir Ahmad Bhat, Naquibul Islam and Qamar Alam Khan

Prostatomegaly is the enlargement of prostate gland in elderly males which results urinary symptoms in them. The prevalence of prostatomegaly is age dependent with the initial dev…

Prostatomegaly Warm-e-Ghudda-e-Mazi Micturition
EIJ Review Article Oct 17, 2019
Epidemiological Sociology (Part One of Two): "Sociology in Epidemiology". Sociology as an Instrument of Epidemiological Analysis
Turabian JL*

There are barriers to crossing the boundaries between sociology and epidemiology, due to the history of both disciplines, the definitions of their fields of study and the objective…

Sociology Socialization Epidemiology
EIJ Review Article Oct 17, 2019
Epidemiological Sociology (Part Two): "Sociology of Epidemiology". The Sociology Applied to the Analysis of Epidemiology
Turabian JL*

Epidemiology can benefit by allowing it to be the object of analysis of sociology ("sociology of epidemiology"). The institution of epidemiology shapes the motives, passi…

Sociology Socialization Epidemiology
JQHE Investigation Paper Oct 17, 2019
Bedside Report and its Effects on Patients and Nurses: A Quality Improvement Project
Lozeau L*, Dawson DL* and Loukissa D

Aim: The aim of this project was to investigate how re-education on bedside reporting would affect Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (HCAHPS) scores…

Bedside Hand Off Shift Reports
IJOAC Research Article Oct 17, 2019
Light and Electron Microscopic Studies on Mandibular Organ in Relation to Female Reproductive Cycle of the Freshwater Crab Travancoriana Schirnerae
Sudha Devi AR*, Aswani A and Bhadravathi Kenchappa CS

This study elucidated the light and electron microscopic observations on mandibular organ in relation to the female reproductive cycle of the edible freshwater crab Travancoriana s…

Freshwater Crab Mandibular Organ Reproductive Cycle
OOAJ Case Report Oct 17, 2019
Tick Mistaken as a Mole
Neel P, Ripudaman A*, Satish S and Nitin M Nagarkar

Ticks are blood sucking ectoparasites of vertebrates. They are vectors for the transmission of a number of viral, rickettisal and bacterial diseases. Humans become accidental host…

Mole blood sucking Ticks
NHIJ Research Article Oct 17, 2019
Health Facility Related Factors Influencing Utilization of the Partograph in Management of Women in Labor among Nurses in Machakos County
Mosoti Abuga T*, Kabue P and Keraka M

A partogram is a graphical representation of the fetal status, maternal status and progress of labor. Its proper interpretation assists in early identification of complications wh…

Partograph use Partograph utilization Machakos county
OAJDS Research Article Oct 17, 2019
Ultrasonic Characterization of Human Dentine
Aziza H Eldarrat*

Dentine structure is unique and complex in nature and has the ability to undergo physiological and non-physiological structural changes due to age process or disease. Ultrasound i…

Dentine Ultrasound Ultrasonic wave velocity
OAJPR Review Article Oct 16, 2019
Aegle Marmelos (L.) Correa, A Potential Source for the Treatment of Diabetes Associated Alzheimers Disease: A Review
Jannat K, Jahan R and Rahmatullah M*

Alzheimer’s disease is a chronic neurodegenerative disorder leading to memory loss, which is caused by progressive wasting away of brain cells. Memory loss leads to changes in a …

Alzheimer’ disease Aegle marmelos Bengal quince
IZAB Research Article Oct 16, 2019
Biochemical and Pathological Features of Postmortem Time Interval of Natural Brain Death Induced in Albino Rats
Elalfy MM*

Previously we studied certain biochemical markers of postmortem time interval (PMI) in brain stem induced death in albino rats in first 30 hours after death. PMI is very important…

PMI Blood Chemistry Trace Minerals
PhIJ Commentary Oct 16, 2019
Into the Origins of the Inside – Outside Debate: Rediscovering Smell/Odor and Tracking the Steps of Nietzsche, Proust and Timothy Morton
Allaerts W*

The philosophical problem of the Inside - Outside duality has a long history. In this paper I recall that not only this duality caught the attention of philosophers like F. Nietzsc…

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