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This study aims to examine the results of blood cultures carried out at the National Hospital Center (CHN) of Nouakchott over a 26-month period (2021-2023). The primary objective …
It has been evident in recent years that climate change is an unavoidable phenomenon in many regions of the world and that it negatively affects food systems and agriculture, espe…
Artificial intelligence (AI) research within medicine is growing rapidly. Healthcare AI projects attracted more investment than AI projects within any other sector of the global ec…
Aim: This study aimed to explore 6th-year medical students' opinions on brain drain, its associated factors, reasons, and potential solutions. Method: A cross-sectional study wa…
Several studies showed that higher levels of self-esteem are correlated with lower levels of anxiety and of depression, and higher satisfactory interpersonal relationships such as…
Introduction: Leishmaniasis is an insect-borne disease caused by Leishmania. In East Africa, Sudan has the highest prevalence rate (50-60%) of post-Kala-azar cutaneous leishmanias…
Background: In the fast-paced and dynamic environment of sports, athletes constantly make decisions under time pressure. The ability to make efficient decisions is influenced by fa…
Introduction: Ametropia is one of the main ophthalmological pathologies in children. Uncorrected, they are the leading causeof visual impairment and blindness worldwide. The aim of…
Introduction: Student-run free clinics (SRFCs) reduce healthcare inequities by providing essential care to underserved populations while offering medical students valuable clinica…
Introduction: Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) remain a major public health issue worldwide. Some patients turn first to pharmacy staff for medicines. This study aims to ass…
A heart attack (MI), is a serious medical disaster that arises when blood supply to the heart is abruptly obstructed mainly due to blood clots. Blockage damages the heart muscle. …
Many people suffer from a state of rot as an inevitable result of continuous viewing of phones or smart tablets, as continuous and crazy viewing of such devices contributes to crea…
Background & purpose: Stroke is a vulnerable condition having a high global prevalent rate. Balance impairment is a major antagonist to the disease progression. The curren…
This study was stressed on the detection of Lactic Acid Bacteria (LAB) and other normal gut flora that obtained from nonfish source (Fresh Cattle Milk) can play a very significant…
The assessment of seasonal variation of the physico-chemical quality of Gubi dam, Bauchi State Northeastern Nigeria was investigated. The water samples were collected bi-monthly f…
crucial aspect of our comprehension of human evolution is epigenetics, the study of heritable modifications in gene function that do not include modifications in the DNA sequence.…
Introduction: Eye trauma represents a frequent reason for consultation in ophthalmology. It is a major cause of monocularblindness. Purpose: describe the epidemiological, clinical,…
Background: Obesity and overweight have been studied for many years. Especially in recent years, studies on the subject have gained momentum with the increase in obesity prevalenc…
The intercropping of cash crops that allows us to produce seeds for the subsequent project, the availability of fruits for sale, which has aided the farmers' financial situation, …
Rosai-Dorfman disease (RDD) is a rare disease, particularly in children characterized by histiocyte proliferation within the sinusoids of lymph nodes and in extranodal tissue that…
This article explores the relationship between divergent thinking—the cognitive process of generating multiple unique solutions—and multilingualism. The research examines how lear…
The modern global food system—spanning production, processing, distribution, and consumption—has emerged as a significant contributor to environmental degradation. It drives green…
The two rodent strains compared in this study are familiarly related, but they are notoriously different. They are both goodswimmers in the Morris maze but statistically significan…
Toxicology is a very important subject in medical science which deals with the study of poisons and their effects in all aspects. Teaching of toxicology in medical school must be e…
This study evaluates a two-stage approach for remediating acid rock drainage (AMD) generated from an abandoned coal mine site. The method combines the adsorption and chemical prec…
Introduction: The increase in the use of devices with screens among children has raised significant concerns. Excessive use of screens such as smartphones and tablets is linked to…
Silver has been used extensively from last 5000 years for its antibacterial nature. Silver is preferred as nanoparticle for the reason that it has antibacterial property and nonto…
Narcotic drugs are traditionally been identified on basis of chromatographic-hyphenated techniques in instrumental analysis. Nowadays, contemporary neoteric chromatographic hyphena…
Strengthening the person’s self-sustainability is based, first of all, on the activation of own protective and mobilization mechanism with the maximum use of internal reserves. Th…
Schizophrenia, a chronic and severe mental disorder, affects approximately 1% of the global population. Despite advances in pharmacotherapy, many patients experience suboptimal tr…
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