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This article is devoted to the study of the dynamics of antimony accumulation in renal tissue and the assessment of the renal excretory function in Wistar rats following a subchro…
This case study explores the psychological profile of a 35-year-old female medical doctor experiencing generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) and postpartum depression (PPD). Despite …
In the Republic of Guinea, studies have shown that rodents are recognised as reservoirs and vectors of multiple zoonoses. However, the precise mechanisms of transmission, as well …
Religious literalism has high potential of creating pseudo-intellectualism by encouraging literary interpretations of religious texts. The practice has a proclivity of degeneratin…
Osteoporosis is a major public health concern globally more so in India, with a notable increase in hip fractures, among males and Postmenopausal women. These fractures occur 10 t…
I was siting in my clinic, a quite Sunday, a young lady knocked my door with her mother. She was anxious and willing to say something. As conversation progressed her main compli…
Photosynthesis in plant species is basically defined as a biochemical process of formation of organic compounds from carbon dioxide and hydrogen-donors such as water by converting…
This retrospective study aims to analyze the antibiotic resistance profiles of bacteria isolated at the central laboratory of the National Hospital Center of Nouakchott, Mauritani…
A promising Climate Smart Agriculture (CSA) strategy to slow down global warming is carbon farming, which increases soil carbon storage and lowers greenhouse gas emissions. This s…
Based on the experimental observation of the causal connection of the categories length, mass, time, and electrical current it is shown that they are a unity. Thereby length is gi…
Target recognition image is of great significance to the acquisition of ground and sea targets in the synthetic aperture radar (SAR) field. It has become a hot issue to realize au…
Breast cancer is the most prevalent cancer among women globally, with Pakistan reporting one of the highest rates in Asia. This disease typically involves abnormal growths in the …
Modernity is a product of culture that exhibit cultural dynamism. Like growth, it is a movement from one stage to the other. Africa is a conglomeration of people of the same geo-s…
Meditative research at the heart of liberating intelligence offers us a way to explore and live the new way of life, to live reality as a whole, free from divisions. It awakens ou…
Many Criminal Justice students are not aware of the richness, quality and quantity of available data for use when conducting a research project. Students should know that conduc…
More than one million firefighters work in the United States. The standard fire (SF) coat, used by the firefighters, had been in place for many years. Our research team was entrus…
B lymphocytes, integral to the adaptive immune system, are known for generating immune responses through antibody production and aiding T-cell-mediated immunity against pathogens.…
The "wrong pocket problem" presents a significant barrier to advancing public health and healthcare initiatives by disincentivizing investments due to misaligned…
This study investigated biodiversity change and carbon storage potential of different land use types in infrastructure development landscapes in Cameroon, focusing on the Dibombe …
With the development of IoT and 5G technologies, edge computing is expected to be utilized and HTTP is one of the core network technologies. A new application protocol called HTTP…
Our study using the comet assay to detect genotoxicity of carcinogens in multiple mouse organs reveled that the correlation between genotoxicity and carcinogenicity on an organ-by-…
Background: Globally, approximately 14.4% of the adult population experiences tinnitus, albeit with variations across continents. In Chad, specific data on this condition is scarc…
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…
Our Eye-Just a Sensory Organ?For sure, the eye is one of the most fascinating organs ofour body. It offers insights into overall health but it allows usto perceive the world in all…
The subject of the article is connected with the study of the attempts of scientists and philosophers to find the foundations and tools of a new worldview, which in the conditions…
Globally, and regionally in Sub-Saharan Africa like in Rwanda, social-cultural factors remain an immense challenge in preventing and controlling antimicrobial resistance (AMR) bet…
The hon’ble apex court of India in its landmark judgement in V.P Santha vs IMA case in 1987 included health sector under the jurisdiction of consumer court and ruled that medica…
Meckel syndrome, also known as Meckel-Gruber syndrome, is a rare and serious genetic disorder belonging to the group of ciliopathies (diseases affecting cell cilia). The syndrome …
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