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Background: Diabetes mellitus is becoming more common worldwide, and the potential adverse reactions of commercially available antidiabetic drugs have inspired researchers to expl…
A growing body of research, based on both animal and clinical investigations, suggests that drinking Alkaline Ionized Water (AIW) has health advantages. Based on its capacity to sc…
The rapid development of industry has led to heavy metal pollution becoming a significant environmental concern, with particular attention being focused on antimony pollution. Chi…
As a common and resident bird of Bangladesh, White-breasted waterhen (Amaurornis phoenicurus) is one of them. This bird is found around human habitat. Bushy pond is their remarkab…
Introduction: An impressive number of modern drugs have been already isolated from these natural resources particularly of plant origin. The name Tridax refers to the three lobes o…
The primary concern among patients and orthodontists is the prolonged treatment time. In the present scenario where patients desire quicker results, the extended treatment duratio…
Nanowires and nanoshells offer a heap of chances and progressions across different logical and innovative spaces. With their novel properties, including size-subordinate ways of b…
Background: The present article was written with the background knowledge of climate change and highlighting it relationship with health issues especially in tropical and Sub-Sahar…
To report challenging ophthalmic complications in a diabetic-hypertensive patient. Diabetes is a progressive disease that adversely affects on multiple organ systems, with hypert…
The solar and magnetospheric energy deposition into Earth’s high latitude region modulates the magnetosphere-ionospherethermosphere system during geomagnetic storm periods. One of…
There is a growing need for sustainable food production worldwide, particularly in aquaculture, as conventional methods typically result in environmental deterioration and ineffic…
The genotoxicity of pro-mutagens has been traditionally detected by test procedures with metabolically incompetent cells requiring addition of exogenous activation mixtures, such a…
African farming societies have always survived changing environmental shocks. Enhancing indigenous capacity is key to effective participation in the development process in the era …
Virtual currencies have transaction characteristics such as decentralization, anonymity and cross-border because of their technical advantages, which make them a new channel for m…
This paper explores the intersectional perspective on kinship and mothering, emphasizing how multiple forms of social stratification—such as race, gender, legal status, and socioe…
The article analyzes, through a review of scientific literature, the relationship between climate change, water quality and public health, over a decade (2011-2021), in Brazil. K…
Acacia nilotica is a popular medicinal plant that grows throughout Africa, the Middle East, and the Indian subcontinent. This is because the plant, from its roots to its leaves, co…
The varicella zoster virus (VZV) infection that causes chickenpox can be dangerous for adults, babies, and immunocompromised individuals. In ganglion neurons, latency follows prim…
In Morocco the carob tree (Ceratonia siliqua L.), is scattered in the wild or artificial state throughout the country. It belongs to the Ceasalpiniaceae subfamily of the legume fam…
Medicinal plants play a vital role for the development of new drugs as they are not only used as traditional medicine but also as trade commodities, meeting the demand of distant m…
The research paper focuses on the utilization of maternal and child health services in a specific region, as highlighted in the Uttarakhand Health Compendium 2020. It acknowledges…
Community-based health insurance schemes (CBHI) in Africa are gaining attention due to high healthcare costs in developing nations, affecting 6% of individuals in extreme poverty.…
The oral contraceptive pill, frequently referred to simply as the “birth control pill,” is a revolutionary healing novelty that has had a profound effect on people since its estab…
A significant advancement in tissue regeneration and repair has occurred with the incorporation of tissue engineering and regenerative medicine into plastic surgery. These domains…
Introduction: Candidiasis, a fungal infection caused primarily by Candida species, affects millions of people worldwide, particularly women. Despite the availability of antifunga…
This study investigated the protein deposition efficiency of black soldier fly (BSF) larvae. Five-day-old larvae of BSF were fed with pig feed or coconut meal. First, feed restric…
The pharmaceutical industry is dedicated to consistently producing high-quality products at an optimal cost, necessitating the development of robust methodologies across various st…
The field of dentistry is undergoing quick and dynamic changes, requiring the integration of digital technology and human resource management to ensure sustainable businesses. The…
Background: The global refugee population exceeds 20 million individuals, and the Al Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan houses approximately 329,811 refugees. Still, limited research …
Background: Patient safety and quality care are issues of major concern worldwide and are significant challenges facing healthcare systems, clinical practice and Nursing education…
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