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Hypothyroidism (also known as underactive, low thyroid). It is a disorder of absolute or relative deficiency of thyroid hormone due to dysfunction of thyroid gland or Pituitary gl…
In search of cost-effective alternatives for developing high-throughput imaging methods for NETosis, several classical histology dyes were revisited. It was found that the second …
Probiotics are live organisms that, when administered adequately, confer health benefits to the host, including cancer prevention, blood cholesterol reduction, and immune system s…
Palmo-plantar psoriasis (PPP) is highly debilitating and difficult to treat impairing quality of life of patients. Tildrakizumab is an anti-IL23p19 subunit monoclonal antibody app…
Considering the experimental data of sound, it is shown that the existence of human speech and of the musical culture refer to the feeling-effect of human, discovered by Pythagora…
Introduction: Hearing loss in its different degrees is widely recognized as one of the most common disabilities of humanity, it affects approximately 100 million people around the…
According to the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE), 60% of human pathogens are of animal origin and 75% of these agents are responsible for emerging diseases that can con…
Introduction: Cigarettes are the only legal consumer products in the world that cause one-half of their long-term users to die prematurely. As this epidemic continues to take its t…
Human exposure to lead occurs through various sources like lead based paints, battery recycling, lead containing pipes or lead-based solder in water supply systems, industrial p…
Preservatives both natural and synthetic have been widely used to store food in order to ensure all season availability and safety for human consumption. This study was carried ou…
This paper addresses several issues concerning the ethical governance of forensic investigative genetic genealogy (FIGG) in humanitarian investigations that seek to identify deced…
Meditation is generally described as being in the present moment or being alert in the present moment, instead of constantly struggling to change or to become. Meditation is an es…
Upon confronting the intellectual crisis spanning the decades of the interwar years, several German philosophers proposed a “new method” to point out the limitation of knowledge de…
Big animals, including non-human primates, livestock, and dogs, play crucial roles in biomedical research and are crucial suppliers of meat and milk. Tropical regions' livestock p…
At the start of Early Modernity, the notion of raison d’état (reason of state) became a central issue in European politics. By means of that notion politicians and intellectuals re…
Introduction: Fetal head deflexion plays an important role during the labour process and predicts the outcome of labour. Though traditionally it was assessed via digital examinati…
Mammals that live in inland wetlands are globally threatened. Tragelaphus spekii is a species belonging to this category of mammals and is on the IUCN red list. It is therefore ne…
The objective of this work is to study the ethno botanical importance of Anogeissus leiocarpa and the potential impacts of climate and global changes on the spatial distribution o…
The interaction between caustic acid substances and a human body is typically observed in forensics as a means of concealment and destruction. In this regard, the literature is sp…
The latest years, characterized by the Covid-19 pandemic and major geopolitical crises, have brought several abrupt social changes, which in turn heavily affected mental health. On…
Three years later after primary resection from skin melanoma with right inguinal lymphadenectomy, a Caucasian 62-year old female patient underwent at Helios Hospital Pforzheim inv…
This study is a randomized controlled trial to investigate the effectiveness of acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) on posttraumatic stress (PTSD) symptoms in adolescent girls…
Os vesalianum pedis is a rare accessory foot ossicle, which is located proximal to the base of the fifth metatarsal bone. This anatomic variant is usually asymptomatic and detecte…
Background: Emerging evidence shows that altered cortical brain maps play a key role in the initiation and maintenance of a human pain experience and therapeutic treatments may po…
Preservatives both natural and synthetic have been widely used to store food in order to ensure all season availability and safety for human consumption. This study was carried ou…
The increase in world population will be accompanied by the need to increase food production, especially protein foods. In the way we produce food today, we are moving towards an …
The use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) in the field of mental health has been growing rapidly in recent years, offering new opportunities for the diagnosis, tr…
There are 50 indigenous or minority ethnic groups scattered across different regions of Bangladesh, of which the Mandas are a community. The Munda community has been living in the…
Amblyopia is the most common cause of monocular vision loss in children. Global incidence is 3.7%. It may be due to early deprivation of vision or defocus in one eye, reflects an i…
Lyme disease is present worldwide but is most prevalent in the temperate regions of the hemisphere, where it is the primary vector-borne illness. Every year, numerous individual…
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