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The growing demand for long-term care, driven by population aging and the increasing prevalence of chronic diseases, has intensified reliance on informal caregivers worldwide. Thes…
Background: Fingerprints are the most important for personal identity. Latent fingerprints are those which is invisible through our naked eyes due to which it gained all the resear…
Mental disorders are characterized by changes in the subjective structure of time (duration, speed, continuity, past/future reference). Examples include the time slowdown experienc…
Maladaptive behaviors are diverse repetitive, pointless or harmful actions that are performed by normal animals in abnormal environment. They may also be defined as individual or …
In today’s digitally connected world, smartphones have become an inseparable part of daily life, especially for students in higher education. While these devices offer convenience…
Introduction: Brazil, the world's fourth-largest country, is also a significant contributor to workplace accidents. Some estimates calculate that in Brazil, there is an av…
The significance and value of being alone – of solitude – can be seen in the productivity of Montaigne, Proust and anthropologists inventing new representations and writing. For ex…
The transition to parenthood represents one of the most profound physiological and psychological adjustments in adult life. While healthcare systems often focus on maternal well-b…
Electrolytes are fundamental to osmolality, membrane potential, muscle, nerve excitability, and buffering of acidosis; all being critical determinants of athletic performance. Com…
Erectile difficulties (ED) is a common condition in middle and late adulthood, with mental and emotional in origin causes accounting for nearly one-third of reports. The present r…
Road rage, characterized by aggressive behaviours among road users, has become a significant public health concern in urban transportation. This review, which shifts from a driver-…
Emotional regulation (ER) is a fundamental psychological process that enables individuals to manage and respond to emotional experiences in adaptive ways. For children with autis…
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is here, and our world of patient and client interaction is on the cusp of a significant transformation. AI, in particular, Large Language Models (L…
Background: Yoga, an ancient Indian practice rooted in the Sanskrit term yuj (to unite), has evolved into a global movement for health and sustainability. Recognized officially by…
The rural territory constitutes the vital space where ecological, productive, social, cultural, economic, and public policy processes converge to form the basis of sustainability…
Introduction: Diversification of viral and bacterial strains, climate and environmental changes, population mobility, uneven population density, different sanitary conditions and …
The impact of antisemitic trauma has emerged as a significant concern affecting the academic performance and mental health of Jewish students in the United States. Recent studies…
One aspect that international policy has overlooked is the importance of scientific collections to the economy. Far from being a simple repository of specimens, each one provides …
The great horned owl (Bubo virginianus) is a representative bird of the Strigidae family; they are generalist predators, their prey being mainly rodents, lagomorphs, and arthropod…
Excessive gingival display, an esthetically concerning clinical situation is characterized by an excessive display of gums during a normal smile. Etiology of the condition is mul…
Purpose: To investigate the refractive status of patients with Retinoblastoma.Methods: A hospital-based cross-sectional study of 30 patients who had unilateral or bilatera…
This study examined mental toughness skills in 23 experienced road cyclists with music being introduced as a distraction. Exercisers who listen to favourable music while training …
There is a clamour about innovation concerning the production of goods and services in many third world countries. The prime conviction is that the economies of such countries are…
Mental health issues can be so obvious in the challenges that individuals contend with, and yet when these issues are either denied or the impacts they have on the person are not …
Why We Need to Rethink and Possibly Open the Rigid Structure of Scientific Journals? Our world is changing everywhere and in every direction, including in healthcare, wellbeing,…
To the great frustration of public health practitioners and healthcare providers alike, preventable chronic conditions and risk factors are a growing problem in the US, and policy…
The National Basketball Association (NBA) is the highest form of professional basketball in the world in terms of competition and revenue. The financial investment into each playe…
Dormancy is an inherent characteristic of seeds of some plant species, being on the one hand ecologically beneficial to the plants and on the other hand a barrier to be overcome i…
Introduction: This article is the result of research work carried out by Dr. Aurida Pardini under the supervision of Dr. Domenico Piccininno on the study of the well-being and bur…
Parkinson's disease (PD) is the most common neurodegenerative disorder after Alzheimer's disease. Both motor and nonmotor symptoms are caused by the gradual deat…
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