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Nanotechnology in Medicine employs materials with sizes ranging from 1 to 100 nm and devices to revolutionize healthcare. It offers precise drug delivery, advanced disease detectio…
This article presents a theory-generating model of adaptive functioning among young adults, developed through the idiographic analysis of their early family experiences and the me…
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 …
Background: Total Abdominal hysterectomy is a major gynecological surgery that is associated with severe post-operative pain when operation is done under general anesthesia. Now a …
The theory of cultural diffusion throughout the world from the Fertile Crescent has been definitively abandoned when numerous civilizations turned out to be older than their suppo…
The obesity epidemic has become a major public health concern as 42.8% of adults in the U.S. today are estimated to being obese. Moreover, rates of obesity illuminate that over th…
Background: Suicide is a significant public health concern, with certain professions such as veterinarians, exhibiting higher suicide rates. Among the common methods of suicide in…
This paper discusses the similarity between dark matter, which fills up some of the total mass of the universe, and ether, which acts as a medium for light. It also presents a ser…
The presence of three caudal glands one dorsal and two subventral with distinct terminal outlets is an apomorphic feature supporting the monophyly of Nematoda. These glans primari…
Religious literalism has high potential of creating pseudo-intellectualism by encouraging literary interpretations of religious texts. The practice has a proclivity of degeneratin…
Biodiversity loss is accelerating in the Anthropocene, driven by land and sea use changes, climate change, pollution, unsustainable exploitation of natural resources and the sprea…
Personalization is a principle introduced in this article to define the concept of mimēsis. From the classical to modern eras, the concept of mimēsis has been explained under the …
Background: The oil from the pumpkin (Cucurbita pepo) seed is claimed to be useful in the management of benign prostatic hyperplasia. This investigation seeks to examine the effec…
This study aimed to bring to light a case of non-syndromic Retinitis Pigmentosa in a middle-aged female. A 39-year-old female complained of blurred vision that started 3 years ago.…
Ecological Environmental Quality (EEQ) is an important measure of evaluating the comprehensive characteristics of ecosystem elements, structure, and function that can reflect the …
Background: The Health Belief Model is a cognitive paradigm that explains poor participation in disease prevention initiatives. It focuses on the belief that a specific behaviour…
Introduction: Health literacy is crucial for patient care in underserved populations, influencing their ability to navigate the healthcare system and make informed decisions. Effec…
The intercropping of cash crops that allows us to produce seeds for the subsequent project, the availability of fruits for sale, which has aided the farmers' financial situation, …
Turner syndrome is the most common sex chromosome abnormality in females, occurring in approximately 1 in 2,000 live births. It is primarily characterized by short stature and gon…
This article explores the relationship between divergent thinking—the cognitive process of generating multiple unique solutions—and multilingualism. The research examines how lear…
Background: Xia-Gibbs syndrome a phenotypically heterogeneous genetic neurodevelopmental disorder (NDD) characterized by intellectual impairment with absent poor expressive langua…
In this paper, we presented a new cosmological model referred as Immutable Universe U0 in which the Big Bang probably occurred. The singularity is well resolved and the origins of…
Having reviewed the role of different antiobesity agents, bariatric surgery, role of GM in obesity, type 1 diabetes mellitus (T1DM), role of Probiotics in non-alcoholic fatty liv…
The family Arecaceae is a great source of food. Many species of this family provide valuable timber and also fiber used in rope, paper and textile industries. Comparative morpholo…
Background: Gastrointestinal derangements in domestic and companion pets specifically dogs and cats, are among the most common clinical conditions in a veterinarian’s clinic. Its …
In this article, I will introduce the idea of mental anti-representationalism (MAR) that I defended. According to MAR, psychological sentences are not representational. The articl…
Autoimmune diseases (ADs) arise when the immune system erroneously attacks self-tissues, often due to a breakdown in selftolerance. These conditions, influenced by genetic and env…
Cancer is one of the most common causes of death around the world, and this is due to the weakness of the treatment strategies used, which may result from a delay in diagnosis and…
In recent years, food and pharmaceuticals have emerged as major players in the field of preventive healthcare. Interestingly, this modern concept of the role of food is echoed by…
Traditionally, camel milk (CM) and camel urine (CU) have been used in the treatment of various pathologies, such as tuberculosis, hemorrhoids, ascites, abdominal problems, anemia,…
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