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AABSc Case Report Jan 22, 2021
Antero Inferior Iliac Spine Fracture in Athletic Boy: A Case Report
Sergio Morales Piñeiro, Roberto Mata Cuevas, Lázaro Martínez Estupiñan, Leonardo Domínguez Plain, Claribel Plain Pazos* and Tatiana Morales Morera

Avulsion fractures of the processes of the Antero Inferior Iliac Spine are rare in daily medical practice. The clinical case of a 14-year-old male patient was presented, a high-pe…

Antero inferior Iliac Spine fracture Diagnosis Treatment
JQHE Research Article Dec 3, 2020
Assessment of Economic Burden due to Alcohol Consumption among Residents of Slum Area of Belagavi City
Khulal R*, Bhatta L, Mubashir A and Narasannavar A

Background: Alcohol consumption is an inseparable addiction to all around the world including India in the current scenario. Both direct and indirect cost of the economic burden o…

Alcohol Economic Burden Alcohol Consumption
APhOT Short Communication Nov 16, 2020
Physical Exercise and Covid 19 Updated Recommendations for Cardiorespiratory and Immune Systems
Enriquez Del Castillo LA*, Carrasco Legleu CE and Flores Olivares LA

Since the declared health emergency due to the appearance of the SARS-CoV-2 virus, primary prevention measures have been established; however, little has been said regarding to re…

Motor Activity Covid-19 Public Health
OAJVSR Research Article Nov 11, 2020
Sero-Prevalence of Contagious Caprine Pleuropneumonia in Goats in Afgoye District Lower Shabelle Region, Somalia
Omar Mohamed Abdi*, Abdi Majiid Said Jama, Abdirahman Abdullahi Jama, Ahmed Ali Omar and Abdirahman Bare Dubad

Background: Contagious caprine pleuropneumonia (CCPP), caused by Mycoplasma capricolum subsp. Capripneumoniae (Mccp), is one of the most important goat diseases causing high morbi…

CCPP Sero-prevalence Capri-LAT
WHSJ Editorial Nov 2, 2020
Importance of “Non-Technical Skills” in Improving Quality of MCH Services
Vidyadhar Bangal*

We all are aware about the importance of technical knowledge and skills, that are required for effective delivery of the MCH services. Very less is said, taught and discussed ab…

PSBJ Review Article Oct 5, 2020
Mimicking Physiological Cellular Environment of Protein Using Macromolecular Crowding Approach
Nasreen K and Islam A*

The intracellular environment is highly crowded because of the presence of high concentration of biomolecules such as proteins, DNA, RNA, cytoskeleton etc and the concentration of …

Macromolecular crowding Protein stability Volume exclusion
OAJPR Commentary Sep 3, 2020
Natural Products and Homemade Remedies as COVID-19 Active Agents: An Overview
Pandey K*

Several natural products, including marine natural products, have shown diverse biological activities.COVID-19, caused by SARS-CoV-2, is posing a big challenge against Humankind. …

Chinese virus Wuhan virus COVID-19
JQHE Research Article Jul 15, 2020
Family Medicine Specialist S’ Opinions on COVID19 Active Screening and Surveillance
Rawa Al Ameri*

Introduction: COVID19 pandemic forced ministries of health across the world to invent additional measures for control. Active screening is one of these tools. It includes asking q…

COVID19 Infections Chest X-Ray
JEASc Short Communication Jun 18, 2020
Indian Flying Fox: Their Acceptance, Myth and Role on Nature
Kabir A*

Bats either they are small or large have many ecological impacts. For observing their social interaction as well as the pollination of plants the best time was at dawn and evening.…

Indian Flying Fox Chiroptophobia Myth
JQHE Research Article Jun 18, 2020
The Detrimental Effects of Surgical Smoke: Promoting Safety in an Operating Room Team-A Mixed Methods Approach
Cobar SA, Stragg A and Abigail Mitchell RN*

Background: Electrosurgical or electrocautery technology is one of the most widely used in the world, yet no federal agency has mandated the use of electrosurgical filter devices …

Smoke Surgical procedure Conventional Masks
OAJDS Research Article May 11, 2020
Knowledge and Patient Expectations on Dental Implants
Comerlatto AJ, Dos Santos PHM, Clemente TB, Ribeiro CG, Oliveira RG and Ferraz Junior AML*

Introduction: The oral rehabilitation through implantologyBecome already has an unquestionable reality daily in the clinic in the world’s Brazilian and odontology. It’s an essenti…

Dental implant Oral Rehabilitation Tooth loss
EIJ Research Article May 7, 2020
Cardio-metabolic risk estimation at population setting, an approach to pragmatic health screening
Hussain HY*, Abady KL, Salim NM, Aguilar KKD and Tuffaha M

Background: Unhealthy behaviors include poor dietary habits and a sedentary lifestyle. There are two types of Diabetes Mellitus with a prevalence ranging from 1% in rural Uganda to…

Cardio Metabolic Risk Dubai Burdens
IZAB Research Article Apr 24, 2020
Knowledge, Attitude and Practice of Malaria Control among FUTO Students
Mgbemena IC*, Nzenwa DC and Nwannah AL

This study to determine the knowledge, attitude and practice of malaria control among students of Federal University of Technology of Owerri living in and outside the campus, was …

Malaria Knowledge Practice
EOIJ Conceptual Paper Apr 6, 2020
Everything in a Part: About the Creation of Universe and Consciousness
Di Sia P* and Bhadra NK

In this paper we consider a scenario beyond the well known Standard Model (SM) of physics that is holistic, appropriate for the explanation of everything, including the consciousne…

Consciousness Matter Universe
NHIJ Research Article Feb 7, 2020
Factor Influencing Decision for Eye Screening among Diabetes Patients: A Review
Mat Isa R, Saidi S, Salam A and Sumaiyah Jamaludin TS*

Introduction: Individuals with Diabetes Mellitus (DM) are at increased risk for developing diabetic ocular complications. Materials and Methods: A systematic approach was applied …

Eye screening Diabetes mellitus Diabetic retinopathy
PhIJ Opinion Jan 30, 2020
The Dynamics of Life
Botía Ordaz D*

Essay on the irreversible inevitability of everything created from the Big Bang and everything that is generated from it ... Who said we were gods?

JONAM Editorial Jan 28, 2020
In Search of an Ideal Man
Goswami DK*

Society is the combination of its unit “individual”. An individual is “a man”. Each individual has important and valuable role in forming the society. An ideal man is the ideal un…

Individual Ideal Unit Key of the Ideal Society
GHIJ Research Article Jan 4, 2020
Comparison of Blind and Ultrasound Guided Liver Biopsy Where There is No Functional Interventional Radiology Unit: Our Experience in a Tertiary Health Facility in North-Eastern Nigeria
Aliyu S and Ningi AB*

Background: A fundamental limitation encountered in the management of Hepatic disease is obtaining specimen for histopathological diagnosis. Traditionally, bedside percutaneous bio…

Liver Biopsy Blind USS Guided
JONAM Review Article Dec 28, 2019
An Anatomical Study of Traumatic Injuries of Rujakar Marma
Sharma AK* and Yadav AK

As it is well known thing that Ayurveda is the science of life.it has peculiar part like Marmas which shows similar value ability now a days also in modern surgery. Marmas are sai…

Marma Shalya-Vishyardh Prana
NHIJ Research Article Oct 17, 2019
Health Facility Related Factors Influencing Utilization of the Partograph in Management of Women in Labor among Nurses in Machakos County
Mosoti Abuga T*, Kabue P and Keraka M

A partogram is a graphical representation of the fetal status, maternal status and progress of labor. Its proper interpretation assists in early identification of complications wh…

Partograph use Partograph utilization Machakos county
HIJ Research Article Aug 28, 2019
The VACD-Thal Protocol in the Treatment of Multiple Myeloma in Abidjan (Cote D' ivoire)
Nanho Danho C, Packo Dieu-le-veut SS*, N dathz Emeraude C, Boidy K, Meite Ndogomo, Silue Dohoma A, Kamara Ismael, Mpibi Mpiana B, Botti Renee P, Djeket Ruth, Bokoum Saida, Diakite Mamady, Tolo Aissata, Koffi Kouassi G and Sanogo IbrahimaIbrahima

Background: The new drugs currently used in the treatment of myeloma are available in Africa but inaccessible because of their high cost. That's why treatment of multiple myeloma …

Multiple myeloma VACD-Thal protocol Abidjan
IJFSC Research Article Aug 8, 2019
Were Moses and Aaron the First Bioterrorists?
Bullock JD*

The exodus of the Israelite slaves from Egypt was a momentous event in religious history. The Pharaoh had refused to free them until a series of ten plagues occurred sometime betw…

Male babies Pharaoh Nile River
FSNT Research Article Jul 16, 2019
Sales Environment and Hygienic Practices of Street Food in N'Djamena, Chad
Mayore AD, Doutoum AA, Tidjani A*, Bessimbaye N and Barro N

The preparation and sale of street food is a sociocultural and economic fact in all countries of the world. For more than a decade, this activity has a remarkable growth given the …

Street Food Sales Environment Hygienic Practices
EOIJ Clinical Note Jun 4, 2019
Can Emergency Medicine become Redundant?
Hague A*

So long as there are emergencies, we shall need emergency doctors. Is it unrealistic to believe that we can plan our lives so that emergencies never happen? Utopia is dreamland, it…

JONAM Review Article May 22, 2019
Can Emergency Medicine Become Redundant?
Andrew Hague*

So long as there are emergencies, we shall need emergency doctors. Is it unrealistic to believe that we can plan our lives so that emergencies never happen? Utopia is dreamland, i…

Emergencies Emergency doctors Emergency planning
AEOAJ Editorial Feb 21, 2019
Netizen: The Population of Cyber Ethnography
Dipayan D*

It has rightly been said, “Where there is culture, there can be Ethnography”. Ethnography is understanding life from the native point of view.

OAJAR Short Communication Dec 6, 2018
Gasification in Georgian Agriculture Sector
Chomakhidze D* and Chomakhidze K

The article provides a brief retrospective analysis of the level and dynamics of Georgia's gasification from the beginning of the processup to today. It is said thatthe production …

Agriculture Gasification Energy Balance
NHIJ Research Article Nov 30, 2018
Knowledge, Attitude and Barriers of Practice Towards Integrated Counseling and Testing Centre among Antenatal Mothers Attending Antenatal Clinic at Selected Hospitals of Gangtok, Sikkim
Shadap A*, Pangambam S, Jayaswal S, Nath S, Pradhan M, Misao N, Subba M, Sharma A, Chettri P, Subba P, Rai K, Chettri R, Bhattarai Z, Poudyal R and Prasad R

Introduction: Prevention of mother to child transmission aims at reducing the risk of the mother infecting her child with HIV. Comprehensive prevention of mother to child transmis…

Knowledge Attitude Barriers
IZAB Mini Review Nov 26, 2018
Trend of Changes in Annual Forest Cover of South West Bengal, India
Mallick PH*

With 21% of India's area under forests, and regular biennial satellite remote monitoring, there is an urgent need for rapid automated detection of forest loss locations. There hav…

Forest loss RS GIS
APhOT Research Article Oct 13, 2018
Patient Perceptions Regarding Viscosupplementation for Treatment of Osteoarthritis of the Knee
Bonier JR*, Bonier JH and Habusta SF

Viscosupplementation as a treatment for knee osteoarthritis is widely used, though current literature is controversial regarding its efficacy. The purpose of this study was to eva…

Viscosupplementation Osteoarthritis Knee replacement

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