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Emergency nurses in training struggled to transfer their classroom learning into practice regarding traumatic brain injury (TBI). Consequently, secondary brain injury could occur.…
Background: Clarkson’s disease, more known as idiopathic systemic capillary leak syndrome (SCLS) is a rare condition characterized by hypotensive episodes due to capillary hyperpe…
Introduction: The skin, which represents the largest organ in the human body and makes up around 16% of body weight, plays a fundamental role in protecting the body's internal str…
Health, illness and care are socially determined, varying according to times, places and cultures, so that the organization of actions, health services and social support networ…
In this article, we offer to infuse social entrepreneurship (SE) into physical education (PE) programs in schools. SE is an approach undertaken with the explicit objective of addr…
A study was conducted to explore phenotypic variation in two Raphanus species: Raphanus raphanistrum and R. pugioniformis, which are found in the East-Mediterranean region. For ea…
With about 250 species the genus Merodon Meigen, 1803 (Diptera, Syrphidae, Merodontini) is the largest within the family in Europe. A total of 32 Merodon species have been recorde…
Bees gather food resources from angiosperm flowers, promoting pollination, cross-breeding, and increasing the genetic variability of many plant species. However, all over the worl…
Any form of deviation from the established ethics of any profession amounts to violation of professional ethics. These days, medical professionals are fond of violating medical et…
This article presented a possible protective solution to the diverse health problems associated with human beings inhaling routine anthropogenic airborne particulates and micro-or…
Cancer or carcinoma is abnormal and excessive growth of respective tissues or parts of the body, which begins with nodules and latter formation extends to the nearby areas of the …
Adenosquamous carcinoma of uterine cervix is a preponderantly high grade neoplasm configured of admixed glandular articulations and squamous epithelium wherein glassy cell carcino…
The impending mid-century global food crisis, driven by population growth and exacerbated by complex factors such as transitioning to clean energy, shifting food preferences, and …
Pilomatrixoma is a common tumour found most often in cutaneous or subcutaneous location on the upper half of the body of children and young adults. Basal cell carcinoma (BCC) is a…
Through adoption children without permanent parents can grow up in a family and experience family relationships. Adoption experiences are emotionally embedded and take on an indiv…
Background: The emergence of COVID-19, stemming from SARS-CoV-2, has triggered a global pandemic, urging rapid therapeutic interventions. Remdesivir, a nucleotide analog prodrug, …
In recent times, a considerable body of research has been dedicated to investigating the correlation between prenatal or earlylife exposure to environmental contaminants and the su…
The COVID-19 pandemic continues in the world despite advances in anti SARS-CoV-2 vaccination and in the development of therapies to treat the disease. In recent years, a global ph…
NUT carcinoma incriminating pulmonary parenchyma emerges as an aggressive, malignant, poorly differentiated neoplasm characteristically demonstrating genomic rearrangements with…
Based on literature that highlighted the importance of romantic relationships in adolescence and highlighted that parental attachment may play a decisive role in the development of…
Background: Partograph is a graphic record of progress of labor, maternal and fetal condition plotted against time for intrapartum monitoring. World Health Organization (WHO) recom…
Peace is nor peaceful or even attainable in its totality. It contains within itself conflict, it is a conflictual process always in formation: conflict is ambivalent, as destructi…
With the advancement of –omic research in biological sciences , new vistas have opened in different disciplines of Genetics and health sciences. Again this revolution in these dis…
Background: Psoriasis is a chronic inflammatory disease in which there is hyperproliferation and abnormal differentiation of keratinocytes. Since high levels of KLK7, an enzyme in…
Ecological restoration plays a vital role in preserving and rehabilitating degraded habitats, especially those populated by endemic species. This abstract focuses on the restorati…
Sustainability goals integration in a petro-context could be considered irreconcilable. Harnessing SD goal synergies in the African petroleum sector may even be supremely problema…
Background: Bhasmas is an ancient nanomedicine prepared with herbs and minerals or metals and can be used for curing various diseases and disorders. Bhasma a herbomineral preparat…
Zidovudine is a synthetic nucleoside analogue, specifically a nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor (NRTI), that inhibits the replication of retroviruses, including HIV. Stu…
Processing time of Ayurveda medicines is a big challenge. Many of Kharaliya Rasayana take days for the process. How to shorten the processing time is big challenge for the industr…
We report the case of an immunocompetent 51 year old female with fingernail onychomycosis for 15 years. There was no response to multiple courses of anti fungals (terbinafine, itr…
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