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The disease called cancer is actually the abnormal uncontrolled growth and proliferation of cells in our body by mutation. Reprogramming of metabolism in order to carry on the grow…
The rising human activities around the protected areas have been a significant limitation to wildlife conservation, especially in Nigeria. This study evaluated habitat management …
Traffic lights signalling equipment at crossroads are very important. To regulate the procedure for placing traffic lights signalling equipment in Indonesia, the Minister of Transp…
The documentation of Waterbird communities in Pokali wetland was carried out during the winter season 2021-2022. A total of 48 species of birds were recorded from the pokali wetla…
Any medical equipment must get a marketing authorisation from a regulatory authority before it can be sold. Obtaining authorization is a lengthy, multi-step process that requires …
The article examines the use of the Sigmund Freud’s psychological legacy as the founder of the theory of psychoanalysis by the German philosopher Theodor Adorno, a representative …
Food insecurity is a serious issue among college students in West Texas and may be exacerbated by COVID-19. No knowledge is available about the impact of COVID-19 on the food secu…
Personality is the trait which defines a person. According to Dunham, “Personality distinguishes us from other people and defines our general nature. Our overall personality is co…
Asthma is a heterogeneous disorder with many phenotypes. We discuss the phenotypic characterization of asthma by which disease causality and ultimately management approaches can b…
Reports from the World Health Organization (WHO) regarding radon as human lung carcinogen has generated a lot of research interest on the impacts of radon exposure to people all o…
Earth is constantly subjected to dramatic changes due to uncontrolled human activities and this has led to climatic variations associated with global warming resulting in unparall…
The hydrosphere is the sum of all water on Earth and the water cycle that distributes it around the planet. Earth is unique in the solar system for its abundant surface waters. Th…
According to the traditional Judeo-Christian moral and ethical standards, which conceive of sex in purely functional terms, i.e., for the purpose of procreation only. Now days the…
Soybean, an important raw material in vegetable oil and protein-rich human food and animal feed, plays an important role in world food security. With the economic growth and cha…
Is love possessive? That of course depends on what we mean by love being “possessive.” Love may be possessive in some way yet not in others. If love is possessive in some way but n…
Recently my book, “Japanese Religeon, How we understand it?” (2014,Tokyo)was translated in English and published with title, “Shi zen, Japanese Religeon” (2021, Aracne Editor,Rome)…
The Waorani are family groups of recent contact that inhabit an extensive region of the Ecuadorian Amazon rainforest of more than two million hectares, called Yasuni. In the globa…
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…
The Sanskrit word “yoga” comes from root yug (to join), or yoke (to bind together). The word “yoga” has come to describe a method of discipline: to join the body to the mind and t…
Infectious diarrhea of bacterial aetiology are responsible for about 4 millions deaths each year. Conventional medicine use for its treatment, has been facing microbial resistance…
Introduction: Environmental and occupational exposure to lead contamination is associated with numerous adverse health effects. This study brought forth the case of anemia risk in…
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…
The problem of obsessive-compulsive disorder is currently very relevant. Despite the conducted research and development of new methods of psychopharmacotherapy and psychotherapy, …
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…
FMRI (functional magnetic resonance imaging) is meant for measuring the blood oxygenation level based signal in the brain. It is a quantity that comes from various physiological a…
Healthy skin is the mirror image of the good health. It performs vital function like act as protective barrier between the body and the external environment. Skin diseases are com…
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…
Under the risk of being surpassed by newer methods or being accused of using unsubstantiated techniques, it seems urgent to rethink some psychoanalytic central concepts that have n…
As can be seen from its multiple synonyms, adjustability, versatility, flexibility, adaptability, etc., mobility is one of the core engines of human biological and cultural evolut…
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