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Background: Play is a crucial part of a child's life and serves as one of the most powerful methods for relieving stress, discomfort, and pain. Aim: To evaluate the effectiveness…
In 2015, the FDA authorized the use of a new tyrosine kinase inhibitor, Alectinib (ALB), for the intracellular domain of anaplastic lymphoma kinase with exo-cranial pointed mutati…
Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a life threatening condition that causes progressive loss of kidney function. It is one of the leading causes of death and affects about 10% of the…
Based on our own and literary results, the process of kidney functions formation in human ontogenesis from the stage of newborn to adulthood is considered. It has been shown that …
A century ago, during the 1920s, the world was reorganizing its geography and recovering from the First World War. Even though almost no one includes the word eugenics in their ar…
Emerging infectious disease, caused by Emmia lacerata (a host-jumping phytopathogen with medical significance), is a potential threat to production and consumption of pepper. Char…
Background: the dynamics of the work performed by health personnel in Primary Care sometimes affect their quality of life. The deterioration of this quality leads to the appearance…
The focus of this literature review is to examine the foundational principles and current advancements in the field of quantum computing, showcasing its potential to address chall…
Urinary schistosomiasis (US) is a significant public health problem to humans globally, particularly in sub-Sahara African countries. This study was carried out among 427 residents…
Certain fungal species develop toxic substances called aflatoxins, which are extremely dangerous to both human and animal health. This study focuses on the identification and dete…
This paper starts from the remarkable habit of yoik singing among the Sámi people and the notion of togetherness in ‘singing together’, being confronted with the role of technolog…
The study assessed the acceptance, frequency of consumption and mode of consuming African breadfruit among rural households in Osun State, Nigeria. Specifically, it examines the s…
The “100 Acres” case study in Badulla district Sri Lanka illustrates the challenges of implementing sanitation projects in culturally sensitive areas. In 2000, the Regional Direct…
Over the last four decades, the interest in investigating social inequalities has been striking; this issue has become one of the most important challenges facing humanity today. …
The fourth industrial revolution, with the emergence of artificial intelligence and robotics, is transforming various industries, including the manufacturing industry. Robots are i…
Heat stress causes hens to reduce feed intake, so the nutrient intake of the diet must be adjusted to meet nutritional needs. The objective of this study was to evaluate the effec…
Harvesting of groundnut is one of the most important operations in groundnut cultivation. During peak seasons due to the non-availability of labour, delay in harvesting of groundn…
Camel milk has been used for many years by pastoralists in Africa, Mild East and Asia as a source of food and as a remedy for common ailments. There is increased demand for its us…
Automatic thinking is a precursor for an individual’s actions and choices. Avoiding cognitive overload in a world that requires many micro-decisions every day is crucial and thus t…
Groundnut holds a pivotal role in Indian agriculture, serving as a critical crop contributing to both the economic and nutritional sectors of the country. Timely harvesting of grou…
Epigenetics is the study of heritable changes in gene expression that do not involve alterations in the DNA sequence itself. These changes can be influenced by various factors, in…
Lichens are complex organisms that are formed by symbiotic associations between fungi and photosynthetic organisms that can be algae or cyanobacteria. Most are terrestrial, althoug…
Degenerative injury (own disease) and acute trauma are the two most common causes of rotator cuff tears (RCTs). It is always difficult to judge whether an RCT is caused by the for…
The article highlights common and distinctive features of situations of restrictions for children and adults, threats and dangers associated with the COVID-19 pandemic and the ful…
In the face of increasing demand for sustainable aquafeeds, utilization of organic waste for maggot production represents an attractive position that might result in better nutrit…
This study examines the impact of religious and mythical beliefs on healthcare-seeking behaviors, particularly how such beliefs influence decisions regarding treatment for serious…
The need for sustainable systems in the 21st century have never been felt before given ecological disasters that have rocked the world. Discussed in this article is how these two …
Brazil is one of the largest producers and exporters of food in the world, but faces significant challenges in agricultural production, especially in relation to dependence on imp…
The review underscores the critical need for culturally responsive, trauma-informed care specifically tailored for Asian female drug users. Trauma frequently leads individuals to …
The biotic integrity of an ecological system is often reflected in the health of the organisms that inhabit it. In aquatic ecosystems, fish and amphibians, particularly those sp…
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