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The modern concept of trauma and posttraumatic stress diagnosis has evolved to a large degree from documentations of soldiers’ pre-and-post war experiences, and observations. The p…
The anaesthesia workstation is always thoroughly checked prior to any patient undergoing anaesthesia as a part of mandatory protocol. Even after proper checking and confirming no …
There is constant quest to prevent and counterfight annual influenza viral epidemics, given the limitations and drawbacks of antivirals chemicals so far. The aim of the present stu…
The pastoral community in the Bamenda Highlands of Cameroon continues to face multi-faceted stresses related to climate and the environment. Previous studies have focused more on …
The global blood supply is heavily skewed to developed countries, where around 16% of the global population lives. Over 40% of all blood collections occur in Very High or High Huma…
Environmental conditions in Uruguay favour the development of gastrointestinal nematodes (GIN) throughout the year, with clinical or subclinical manifestations that cause signific…
Background: Pathogenic Salmonella species cause various types of infections ranging from mild gastroenteritis to lifethreatening typhoid fever caused by Salmonella typhi, or parat…
Cone beam computerized tomography (CBCT) has changed numerous aspects of dentistry and added great value to its diagnostic phase also as that of orthodontics. Three-dimensional im…
Bodily fluids recovered from sexual assault cases are key evidence in forensic investigations. Through the detection and extraction of bodily fluids, it may be possible to recover…
Background: World Health Organization (WHO) and other Health officials alert clinicians about a rare but severe inflammatory condition seen in children and linked to Corona Virus …
Testosterone replacement therapy is the mainstay treatment for both primary and secondary hypogonadism. Clinical benefits of testosterone include improvement of the muscle mass, l…
The Balgi’s flap takes its name from the first parts of the surnames of the two authors describing this flap (Balercia and Girotto). This flap comes from the necessity of mucosal r…
Transfusion medicine (TM) is a vein-to-vein multidisciplinary bridging science and related practice,[1] comprising both procurement (manufacturing) and provision (supply) of safe a…
Genomic rearrangements are hot topics for research and debates due to their complex natures as well as significant health impact in either congenital or malignant disorders. In ord…
Highly pathogenic coronavirus SARS-CoV2, belonging to coronaviridae family, preferentially infects alveolar epithelial cells and immune cells resident or recruited in the lung, cau…
Trigeminal neuralgia is characterized by intense, stabbing, electric shock-like pain in the lower face and jaw caused due to irritation of the trigeminal nerve. Anantavata is amon…
Background: Accommodative Insufficiency (AI) is a condition in which a patient has an inability to focus or sustain focus at near. Several management options are available includi…
ALP (Aluminum phosphide) tablet as a common rice pesticide has the public use in world. So nowadays accidentally and intentionally victims are seen through this poisoning. After a…
Vigilance comes from the Latin vigilare which means ‘keeping awake’, or ‘being alert’. In practice it translates into a surveillance mechanism to watch characteristics of something…
Surgical histopathologists are currently working in a context of high demand and requirement for fast turnaround times to report small diagnostic biopsies. Use of automated rapid …
Mobbing, bullying and motherhood coupled with fatherhood in men and women who work and study, is considered part of the violence that is developing in the world of work according …
Background: Diabetes is a metabolic disorder resulting in chronic microvascular and macrovascular complications. Diabetes affects an increasing number of patients, globally, by th…
The aim of the article is to highlight the consequences that the presence of the smartphone has induced in people’s lives in daily activities such as driving, sleeping and study…
Tongue has represented your health. While it is not true that tongue is the strongest muscle body it is definitely one of the most unique: The tongue can be a harbinger for the he…
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…
The use of natural dyes on textiles has become a matter of importance because of the increased environmental awareness to avoid hazardous, non-biodegradable synthetic dyes (solubl…
Background: The need for health services is increasing steadily and hospital resources to meet this need are quite limited. Patients who need home based health care (HBHC) constit…
Good glycemic control in diabetes is a difficult task being its complexities in management, hypoglycemia being the prime barrier. Recent discoveries of newer antidiabetic medicine…
The burden of type 2 diabetes in East Asia is frightening. There have been dreadful changes in environmental, lifestyle, and dietary factors in East Asia during the past few decade…
Chinese Muslims, as minorities living in Inland China, have never developed a complex or elaborate theory of Jihad in mainstream Chinese culture. However, as a result of being mino…
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