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PhIJ Research Article Jun 28, 2021
Deontology and Epistemic Justification: Ethics and Epistemology
Marta Reolon V

The deontological notion of epistemic justification arises from a parallel drawn between ethics and epistemology through the use of a deontological vocabulary for the assessment of…

Epistemology Deontological Ethics
MJCCS Research Article May 25, 2021
Biochemical Studies of Tuberclosis and HIV Cases in Parts of Abia, Anambra and Imo States
Cletus OE, Nwachukwu NC, Elendu CO and Johnkennedy N*

Aim: The biochemical of tuberculosis (TB) and (HIV) patients in parts of Abia, Anambra and Imo States, were carried out using, standard biochemical procedures. Methods: Two hospi…

Biochemical Tuberclosis HIV
MJCCS Review Article May 17, 2021
The Relevance of Immunological System in Cancer Progression
Treasure No and Johnkennedy N*

Cancer cells can even turn off the immune response so that the immune cells don't attack them. Also, persons with cancer actually have a weakened immune system. The immune system …

Immune System Cancer Bone Marrow
JENR Review Article Apr 6, 2021
Improving Decentralised Forest Governance Through Polycentric Systems: A Case Study of Kenya's Community Forest Management
Kasaon Stephanie Jepng’etich* and Puthenkalam John Joseph

Community-Based Forest Management is a tool for local participation in forest management. Community involvement and stakeholder participation became important components of develo…

Community-Based Forest Management Decentralisation Forest Governance
CRIJ Research Article Mar 24, 2021
Preliminary Study of 89Zr Labeled Bevacizumab to Detect Angiogenesis in a Pre-Clinical Model of Sarcoma
George D Wilson*, Katie L Buelow, John Torma, Ram Sharma, Russ A Kuker, Dian Wang, Brian Marples and Aaron H Wolfson

The goal of the investigation was to demonstrate uptake of 89Zr labeled bevacizumab as non-invasive probe for angiogenesis in a xenograft model of sarcoma. Methods: HT-1080 human…

Angiogenesis Bevacizumab Sarcoma
DOIJ Research Article Mar 18, 2021
Obesity: Good and Bad News
Cornelli U*, Belcaro G and Recchia M

Objective: To determine if obesity is a risk factor for COVID-19 death. Methods: The COVID-19 data were taken from the John Hopkins records updated to February 17, 2021. The obesi…

Obesity COVID-19 Deaths Ecology
ABCA Mini Review Mar 9, 2021
Political Deliberative Process and Consensus: A Review of Objections to Liberal Democracy
Balera JER* and Lemela EA

In contemporary times, several theories have highlighted the role of democracy in resolving public controversies, especially in the face of pluralism. Based on this scenario, this…

Deliberative Democracy Rationality Consensus
NHIJ Review Article Feb 23, 2021
Proposed Plan of Home Based New Born Care in Kamis Mushayt, Saudi Arabia -Dr. Krishnavellie Chetty & Mary Johnson
Chetty K and Johnson M*

The global burden of neonatal deaths is estimated to be 2.6 million, of which 0.76 million—more than a quarter—occur in India. With a neonatal mortality rate (NMR) of 26 per 1…

Nursing Breastfeeding Newborn
NHIJ Commentary Jan 26, 2021
Establishing Reputational Equity for the Nursing Profession
Johnson JH*, Alexander GR and Bonds JM

The nursing profession in the United States was experiencing a labor shortage and facing diversity and inclusion challenges prior to the Covid-19 pandemic [1-5]. Magnifying thes…

DOIJ Investigation Paper Jan 25, 2021
Diabetes, Obesity-Associated Comorbidities and NIH-Toolbox Neurocognitive Performance
Ronald A Cohen*, Rachel Gonzalez-Louis, Heshan J Fernando, Jeffrey Friedman, Alexander Ayzengart, Eric Porges, Adam J Woods, Joseph Gullett, Michael Marsiske, John Gunstad, Christa M Ochoa, William T Donahoo and Kenneth Cusi

Background/Objectives: Severe obesity is associated with cognitive deficits in adults without current or past neurological brain disturbances. This study examined the relationship…

NIH Toolbox Obesity Diabetes Mellitus
CDOAJ Case Report Oct 15, 2020
Sulindac-Induced Stevens-Johnson Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis Syndrome: Case Report
Aguilar Silva A*, Espinosa Tavitas M, Carpio Orantes LD, Lopez Cabrera Y, Mayo Martinez ML and Guerrero Martinez MD

We present the case of a 42-year-old patient who came to the emergency room after taking sulindac as a treatment for diabetic neuropathy, presenting 4 days later a maculo-violaceo…

Sulindac Steven Johnson syndrome Toxic epidermal necrolysis
IZAB Research Article Sep 22, 2020
Growth Performance, Caeca Microbial Population and Immune Response of Starter Broiler Chicks Fed Aqueous Extract of Balanites Aegyptiaca and Alchornea Cordifolia Stem Bark Mixture
Musa B*, John OA, Adegbite MB and OmokoreEA

A total of Two hundred and fifty (250), 1-day old (Cobb) broiler chicks with mixed sex were used to evaluate the the growth performance, caeca microbial population and immune resp…

Broiler Chicks Immune Response Performance
MJCCS Editorial Sep 2, 2020
Opening or Delaying School: A Dilemma for Parents, School Administrators and Teachers
John EN*

Never before has greater debate or indecision impacted the onset of a new school year. We’re familiar with the implications of teacher strikes to clarify and achieve fair wages a…

JQHE Research Article Aug 28, 2020
Covid 19-India: Enigma of Saving Lives or Economy
Suresh K*

Introduction: The entire world is assuming that it is fighting a war against Covid 19. After more than six months since the world first heard of the novel Corona virus, we still d…

Enigma Covid 19 (SARS COV2) Case Fatality Rate (CFR)
AABSc Research Article Oct 29, 2019
Isolation and Characterization of New Compound and its Antibacterial Activities from Stem-Bark Extract of Barringtonia Asiatica
Isaac John Umaru*, Hauwa A Umaru and Kerenhappuch I Umaru

Objective: This investigation involves the extraction, isolation, and characterization of chemical constituents from a Barringtonia family plant, Barringtonia asiatica followed by…

Isolation Characterization Phytochemicals
MHRIJ Editorial Sep 20, 2019
Are there any Pharmaceutical Agents Available for the Improvement of Female Sexual Dysfunction (FSD)?
Ana Dias-Amaral*, Diogo Barbosa, Berta Ramos, Vítor Covelo and Márcia Mota

Women may not follow a linear model of sexual response (as previously defined by Masters and Johnson). In fact, women seem to respond to sexual cues in a more complex way than men.…

Sexual Complaints Arousal Disorders Penetration Disorders
OAJVSR Research Article Aug 19, 2019
A Rapid and Effective Method to Prolong Pain Relief in Sheep Using Bupivacaine and Intralipid® Combination
Farzin Sahebjam*, Preet Mohinder Singh and John Paul Chambers

commercially available aqueous formulation. Bupivacaine 0.5% was mixed with an equal volume of either lipid emulsion (Intralipid, Fresenius Kabi) or normal saline resulting in a f…

Bupivacaine Sheep Sustained
APhOT Research Article Aug 5, 2019
Program Implementation of Occupational Therapy Group Interventions for Women with Addictions
Hill K* and Johnson B

Objective: To determine if occupational therapy group services were beneficial for women in an entry-level addiction recovery center by utilizing a comprehensive post intervention …

Occupational Therapy Women with Addictions Group Interventions
CDOAJ Case Report Jun 3, 2019
Rowell Syndrome Presenting as Stevens - Johnson Syndrome / Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis
Barbach Y*, Dah Cherif A, Jroundi C, Chaouche M, Elloudi S, Baybay H and Zahra Mernissi F

Stevens-Johnson syndrome and toxic epidermal necrolysis are severe forms of cutaneous adverse drug reaction often due to medication. Rarely these cutaneous manifestations can be t…

Rowell syndrome Toxidermia Lupus
APhOT Mini Review Mar 14, 2019
Exercise and Lymphedema in Context Cancer Rehabilitation. A Historical Review
Johansson K*, Johnsson A and Jonsson C

The historical review is based on key articles and systematic reviews including meta-analysis during the last decades and describes he development preceding the paradigm shift that…

IZAB Research Article Jan 16, 2019
Demography, Activity Pattern, Food and Feeding Habits of Primates in Nilgiris, Tamil Nadu, India
Veeramani A*

The Western Ghats of South India has a highly fragmented population of India's most endangered primate species viz. the lion-tailed macaque (Macaca silenus) and Nilgiri langur (Tr…

Western Ghats Nilgiris Primates
JENR Mini Review Dec 28, 2018
Is STAT3 Signaling after Focal Ischemic Stroke Beneficial
Johnson D, Corley C and Taylor TM*

Signal Transducer activator of transcription 3 (STAT3) is involved in cell signaling of neuronal stem cell proliferation, angiogenesis, and cell cycle progression. The jury is sti…

Ischemia STAT3 Penumbra
OAJDS Case Report Dec 18, 2018
A Rare Case of Peanut Allergy Manifesting as Benign Migratory Glossitis
Cathy Nikdel*, Ana Ibarra Noriega, Sayali Tungare, Kian Nikdel and Cleverick D Johnson

Prevalence of food allergies is increasing at a global level. Peanut allergy, specifically, is one that is becoming one of the most common food allergies. With various clinical an…

Peanut allergy Oral pathologies Migratory Glossitis or Geographic tongue
APCT Editorial Dec 6, 2018
Alzheimers Disease: The Role of Hyphenated Analytical Systems in the Analysis of Therapeutic Agents Effective against the Disease in Biological Fluids
Mbah Chika John*

Alzheimers disease (AD) is a neurodegenerativedisorder (brain disorder) that is irreversible, progressive and gradually destroys memory, thinking skills and ultimately the ability …

ACT Research Article Nov 30, 2018
Idiosyncratic Reactions: Drugs Induced Steven Johnson‘s Syndrome
Almanan AM, Alzain AA, Medani AB* and Krdofani Y

Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS) is a type of severe skin reaction. Together with toxic epidermal necrolysis (TEN) and Stevens-Johnson/toxic epidermal necrolysis (SJS/TEN), it forms…

Chemical toxicity Dermatology Khartoum state
MACIJ Research Article Aug 14, 2018
Phytochemical Evaluation and Antioxidant Properties of Three Medicinal Plants Extracts
Isaac John Umaru*, Fasihuddin BA, Otitoju OO and Hauwa AU

Objective: Medicinal plant over the years has been used to treat many diseases such as Diabetic, cancer, tumour, ulcers and bacterial. This study aimed at conducting the phytochemi…

Phytochemical Antioxidant Leptadenia hastata
MACIJ Research Article Jul 9, 2018
Antioxidant and Biological Activities of Leptadenia Hastataethyl Acetate Roots Extracts
Isaac John U1,2* and Fasihuddin AB2

Background: Leptadenia hastata (Pers) Decne is one of the most important medicinal plants in West African traditional medicine for the treatment of inflammation, Ant gonorrhea, sto…

Antioxidant Roots DPPH
MACIJ Review Article Jul 6, 2018
Energy Deposition by High Energy Particle Beam Radiation
John R Sabin*

The mean excitation energies of some atoms and some ions are discussed. In any series, the largest changes in mean excitation energy for single electron occupation number changes o…

Tumor treatment X-ray beam Heavy ion beam
OAJO Short Communication Jan 24, 2018
Misfolded Tau Protein in the Retina
Umur K* and John R

Introduction: Tau protein plays a crucial role in many neurodegenerative diseases including Alzheimer's disease (AD). Tau inclusions and amyloid beta (AB) depositions have been des…

Tau OCT Retina
MHRIJ Research Article Jan 19, 2018
Comparing Social Climate Perceptions of Staff and Juveniles with Sexual Behavior Problems
Johnson TL, Underwood LA*, Dailey FLL, Williams C and Crump Y

Increases in research on juvenile sexual behavior problems have created a need for more evidence-based treatment.Furthermore, literature shows that the social climate of a treatmen…

Juveniles with Sexual Behavior Problems Secure Care Social Climate

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