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The article aims to shed light on Derrida’s criticism of the notion of ultra-sovereignty (walten in the original German) in Heidegger. We will show that, although this conception g…
This article seeks to demonstrate the link between the thought of Hegel, Schmitt and Huntington based on the temporal structure proposed by their theories, in which there is an opp…
In the history of our planet, civilizations have emerged and disappeared for different reasons. Surely one of them has been the epidemics that devastated entire villages. The fi…
Regular proficiency testing of forensic examiners is required at accredited laboratories and is widely accepted as an important component of a functioning quality assurance progra…
Objective: The objective of this study was to provide information on the prevalence of use of antibiotics to Sudanese pregnant women, some of which may have feto-toxic or teratoge…
The various sound produced in the body are used as tools in the diagnosis of disease by Ayurvedic acharyas. Acharya Charaka, in Vimansthana, had asked to examine the bowel sounds,…
Fecal indicator bacteria are widely used to determine the quality of water in conjunction with the use of physicochemical parameters. Water sample were collected from five seawate…
Objective: The use of plants as source of remedies for the treatment of diseases can be traced back to the prehistoric times. This study investigated the role of perinatal walnut …
Tsunamis are gravity sea waves of long period which ranges from a few minutes up to ~1 hour. The main causes of tsunamis are submarine, shallow, strong earthquakes with faulting…
Introduction: Osseointegration is nowadays considered highly predictable, so minimally invasive surgical approaches are sought in order to allow proper function and a good estheti…
Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is an irreversible, chronic degenerative disease that slowly destroys memory and thinking skills, and eventually destroys the ability to carry out the sim…
In this article the author shows ─ against the current literature on argumentation theory and following his own research in the past ─ why we must accept relativism, that is, the t…
The accumulation of heavy metals in water bodies can pose serious environmental problems to the surrounding areas as well as serious health problems in people that use it for drin…
Disease and modern world are mimic to each other. Ayurvedic medicines are becoming increasingly popular with having many benefits in chronic disorders in today’s era. Shatapushpa …
Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD) is one of the most common neurobehavioral disorders of childhood and often lasts into adulthood. Children with ADHD may have trouble …
Speculations proliferate on the possibilities and impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI), in particular of the so-called “Superintelligence”, which is pictured as a promising chall…
The intestinal tract is the largest immune organ in the human body. A healthy gut will block bacteria, viruses, molds, parasites, and other attacks. Studies have shown that probio…
Giant cell arteritis is described classically as a medium and large vessel inflammatory disease. It generally affects the external carotid vascular system and causes its typical sy…
Religion analysis paradigm of “economic man” takes “hypothesis of rational man” in the economics as the logical starting point, emphasizes that religion rationality is built on the…
Several contagious illness outbreaks have devastated the globe over the past. With the plethora of potential and reappearing infections such as MXP on the upswing, it is past time…
Coronary artery fistulas represent an abnormal communication between coronary circulation and heart chambers or any segment of pulmonary or systemic circulation, without an interv…
The “Mater Care” Group, which brings together the Obstetricians and Gynecologists of the International Federation of Catholic Medical Associations, was pleased to dedicate its b…
Christodoulos Pamplekis was born in 1733 in the village of Babini, Etoloakarnania and was the son of Efstathios. He learned the first letters in his village, probably in the Mon…
This paper attempts to investigate the effects of the internal corporate governance mechanisms represented in (the size of the board of directors, CEO duality, the administrative …
Background: Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is one of the most commonly diagnosed mental health disorders seen in children and adolescents (Center for Disease Cont…
The European Commission, in its surveillance program for rare cancers, has defined a rare neoplasm as one with an incidence of 6 per 100,000 people per year. Within this definitio…
As the measures taken regarding the epidemic increased, people started to have a more sedentary lifestyle. In particular, curfews and calls to stay at home have caused an inactive…
Regulatory Affairs in pharmaceutical industries is a one of the most critical job. Regulatory Affairs is mainly concerned about the lifecycle of healthcare product and it gives ta…
Despite many efforts around the world to control the outbreak of COVID- 19 virus, this issue has become a pandemic. According to the latest research on the global spread of COVID-…
Regulatory Affairs in pharmaceutical industries is a one of the most critical job. Regulatory Affairs is mainly concerned about the lifecycle of healthcare product and it gives ta…
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