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The present paper aims to analyze the methodological differences between the Catholic religion and Isaac Newton, to explain what is a comet? In the last third of the 17th century, …
Several authors stress the significance in transitions to adulthood of three focuses: education, employment and political participation. This triple transition aftermath of the fa…
The entire human body is generally affected by exercise. Exercise affects the physiology of every system leading to various changes which generally affect the health of the body. …
A permissive micro-environment enhances the realization of events that are principally characterized by accumulative dynamics for further change that occur both in series and in p…
Diallyl Disulphide (DADS) is a phytochemical found in the plants of the genus Allium. It is the principal organosulphuric component of distilled garlic oil. Many medicinal benefit…
The SARS-CoV-2 Infection in Older Adults: The Covid-19 pandemic is impacting the elderly people in drastic ways. As a novel disease, it often presents with higher morbidity and ad…
The Sr. MARCH-OT approach is borrowed from the management of exsanguination haemorrhage in trauma care. This applies well to acute PPH haemorrhage control, hence this conceptual p…
Introduction: Pelvic organ prolapse is one of the common clinical conditions met in day-to-day gynaecological practice, especially amongst parous women. A study was conducted to a…
A surgical technique for neovaginal reconstruction in severe rectosigmoid vagina stricture in a trans woman has described that used laparoscopic cecum-ascending colon pedicled fla…
Gunshot wounds are common in the forensic practice. The specific features of gunshot wounds usually make it easy to determine the entrance and exit wound. In some cases in the cli…
Objective: According the WHO, not only gynaecologists but also other physicians, midwives and nurses can provide abortion services as safe and effectively as specialist. Consideri…
Introduction: Breast ptosis is the descent of the nipple areola complex below its normal position. It can be primary or secondary to the use of implants and the treatment is alway…
A net is visible depending on the net colour and the tone variation with its background; it can also be affected by the time of day, and the seasonal changes in water clarity or c…
Globally, small scale mining has been recognized as a major contributor to mineral production, employment, poverty alleviation, public revenue and rural development. However, the …
Innovative instrumentation, highlighted by portable and imaging instruments, chemometrics data multivariate processing, and new and valuable applications are presented and discusse…
Introduction: Waardenburg syndrome is an autosomal dominant condition, caused by changes in survival, proliferation, migration and/or differentiation of precursors of melanocytes.…
Objective: To evaluate if there is evidence of shade matching and color change over a month, with OMNICHROMA (Tokuyama) composite restorations, after bleaching with Opalescence™ B…
With regard to the transportation and economical exchanges, vector borne diseases should be considered as potential risks for different countries that have the suitable situation f…
There are multiple sources of biological pollution that can affect historical and modern buildings, museums, private art collections and even restoration studios. Microorganisms …
Objective: This study aimed at determining the prevalence and antifungal susceptibility pattern of Candida albicans and Nonalbicans Candida species from various clinical specimens…
Importance of creating a hook in mind for quick grasp of knowledge is known for long time as a psychological advancement. However, there is no such known way to raise ability of mi…
The main manifestations of scabies disease are mediated through inflammatory and hypersensitivity like-reactions to mite products that lead to itching with different lesions. The i…
Mercury (Hg) is a metal of both natural and anthropogenic origins that bioaccumulates in wildlife. Environmental risk assessments to arctic wildlife, such as the red fox (Vulpes v…
In physical science such as in general the physical chemistry and more specifically in the electrochemistry, interfaces between a solid, i.e., metal, oxide film, biofilm, ionexch…
1.1. Aims: Glucose control is essential to slow disease progression in people with type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM). The acute effects of dry bean consumption on glucose control ar…
Since the mid-1970s, when membrane modules became available, plasma separation techniques have gained in importance especially in the past few years. Systemic autoimmune diseases …
Early signs of aging of facial skin results from elastic tissue and collagen degradation, causing fine-to-deep wrinkles formation. Various modifications of the techniques have bee…
Introduction: Osteoarthrosis of the knee is a degenerative disease that affects the quality of life of people, in professional soccer players repetitive physical activity may be r…
Introduction: The small Intestine has long been considered a Pandora’s Box by gastroenterologists because of its long length and the presence of multiple complex loops. With deve…
Aspergillus species are pathogenic and saprophyticus fungi which is responsible new cases of invasive fungal infection across the world. Aflatoxins (produced by Aspergillus parasi…
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