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Coronary no-reflow is a serious complication of primary percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) in patients with ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI). It is characte…
Marine dredging activities are essential for port operation, navigation safety, coastal resilience and infrastructure development. However, dredging generates significant volumes o…
High myopia is increasingly diagnosed among South Asian children and is closely tied to sustained near work, limited outdoor exposure, and poor lighting during study, though the ne…
Cancer remains one of the most significant global health challenges despite remarkable advances in diagnosis, treatment, and prevention. The increasing incidence of cancer worldwid…
Nipah virus (NiV) is a highly pathogenic zoonotic virus that continues to represent a serious public health concern in South and Southeast Asia. Fruit bats of the genus Pteropus ar…
The global Zika virus epidemic fundamentally changed the perception of arboviral diseases, demonstrating how an apparently mild infection can have profound public health consequenc…
The COVID-19 pandemic transformed vaccine research from a steadily advancing scientific discipline into a global priority, demonstrating that effective vaccines can be developed, e…
The rapid evolution of genomic technologies has transformed the field of virology, providing unprecedented opportunities to detect, characterize, and monitor viral pathogens. Over …
Nipah virus (NiV) is an important zoonotic pathogen that can cause severe neurological and respiratory disease in humans. The virus belongs to the genus Henipavirus within the fami…
Genomic surveillance has emerged as one of the most transformative developments in modern infectious disease research. Advances in next-generation sequencing (NGS), bioinformatics,…
The rapid development of vaccines during the COVID-19 pandemic demonstrated the extraordinary capabilities of modern biomedical science. However, it also revealed profound inequali…
The COVID-19 pandemic reshaped modern public health, accelerated scientific innovation, and highlighted both the strengths and vulnerabilities of global healthcare systems. Althoug…
Many widely used DHM packages still rely, at their core, on anthropometric surveys conducted decades ago on specific national military or industrial populations. These datasets wer…
Organizational ergonomics, as a subdiscipline, concerns itself with the optimization of sociotechnical systems, including structures, policies, and processes that shape how indiv…
Cognitive ergonomics has done impressive work over the past few decades quantifying mental workload how many items a working memory can hold under time pressure, how interfac…
Every workplace in the developed world now displays some version of the same poster: a hard hat, a hi-vis vest, and a slogan urging workers to “put safety first.” Walk through …
Across a convenience sample of engagements with mid sized manufacturing and warehousing operations, we noted three recurring patterns. First, software adoption was highest where a …
Consider how dental education handles posture. Most curricula devote a lecture or two, early in training, to the “neutral position” the textbook illustration of a clinician sitti…
Physiotherapists play a fundamental role in maintaining and restoring patients’ physical function, yet their own occupational health is frequently compromised by work-related mus…
I write in response to the continued circulation, in workplace ergonomics guidance and continuing education materials, of static seated-posture diagrams that have changed lit…
The purpose of a medico-legal autopsy is to establish the cause, manner and time of a deceased. This provides scientific support for the prosecution of suspects involved in killing…
Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) has become an important rescue therapy for selected patients with severe respiratory or cardiac failure. However, determining which pati…
Hemodynamic instability is a common feature of critical illness and perioperative deterioration. Traditional monitoring provides essential measurements such as blood pressure and …
Point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) has become an important component of bedside assessment in critical care. It allows clinicians to rapidly evaluate cardiac function, pulmonary pat…
Risk and safety science for engineers has developed increasingly sophisticated quantitative methods for hazard analysis, including fault tree analysis, bow-tie modeling, and probab…
Perioperative care has traditionally relied on standardized protocols and population-based recommendations. Although standardized care has improved safety, substantial differences…
Public health training programs devote substantial curricular time to infectious disease, environmental toxicology, health systems policy, and increasingly to the social dete…
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly moving from experimental research into practical applications across anaesthesia and critical care. Machine learning systems are being inve…
In the twenty-first century, terrorism has evolved into a highly fluid, networked, and attribution-resistant global risk. Counter-terrorism intelligence sharing has become an indis…
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