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EOIJ Review Article Nov 19, 2025
The Expanding Landscape of Road Rage: A Systematic Review of Conflicts Involving Drivers, Pedestrians, and Micromobility
Easa SM*, Umeaka K, Zheng Y, Wang C, Ma Y, Yang Y, Lai Y and Wang S

Road rage, characterized by aggressive behaviours among road users, has become a significant public health concern in urban transportation. This review, which shifts from a driver-…

Road Rage Aggressive Driving Traffic Safety
EOIJ Review Article Sep 2, 2022
Human Smell-Technology Initiatives: Can Smell Improve Road Safety?
Easa SM*, Yang YQ, Arkatkar S, Xu Z, Ma Y, Wang S and Lai Y

Online communication until now has involved only two of our senses: sight and hearing. However, research is emerging to communicate smell in numerous human-based applications. This…

Smell Digital Technology Human-Based Applications
OAJVSR Mini Review Feb 23, 2017
Functional Involvement of Reproductive Tracts on Sperm Physiology
Wang TE, Lai YH and Tsai PSJ*

Fertilization is an event that involves highly dynamic intra- and intercellular processes which enable the merger of two gametes with the aim to ultimately form a new organism. Pre…

Reproductive tract Sperm
AEOAJ Research Article Oct 29, 2026
Universities as Contested Spaces: Student Political Action under Authoritarian Repression and Wartime Securitization in Iran after the 2025–2026 Uprisings
Sabet Sarvestany R*

Universities occupy a paradoxical position within authoritarian systems as sites of both ideological reproduction and political contestation. This article examines how Iranian uni…

Authoritarianism Higher Education Securitization
JOBD Mini Review Oct 15, 2026
Not all Calcium Tablets are the Same
Gupta PK*

Calcium supplements sold in Indian pharmacies differ substantially in elemental calcium content, dosing frequency, food dependence, and gastrointestinal tolerability, yet these dif…

Calcium Supplements Gastrointestinal Tolerability Bioavailability
CRIJ Mini Review Oct 5, 2026
The Role of Explainable AI and Ethical Considerations in Clinical Radiology A Mini-Review
Noah John
Explainable artificial intelligence Clinical radiology Medical imaging
CRIJ Opinion Oct 5, 2026
Artificial Intelligence in Diagnostic Radiology: Moving Beyond Image Interpretation Toward Intelligent Clinical Decision Support
Ailia Thomas
Artificial intelligence Diagnostic radiology Clinical decision support
IZAB Review Article Oct 1, 2026
Non-Equilibrium Allometric Scaling and Bioenergetic Information Routing: A Comparative Science 4.0 Framework for Cellular Resilience Across Mammalian Phyla
Boblique J*

Classical biological allometry historically formalizes metabolic rate scaling through empirical power laws, most notably Kleiber's law (B proportional to M^(3/4)), yet fails …

Allometric Scaling Kleiber&#039 s Law
PhIJ Conceptual Paper Sep 30, 2026
When Generation Becomes Creation: Distinguishing Human Creativity from AI Derivation
Choi B*

Generative AI has unsettled a basic distinction in artistic evaluation: the difference between generating an image and creating a work. Existing approaches usually locate that dis…

Generative AI AI art Creativity
NHIJ Research Article Sep 28, 2026
Nurses' Awareness, Perceptions, and Experiences with Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Nursing Practice: A Study in Selected Health Institutions in Kwara State
Imam AA*, Anthea R, Imam-Abubaka TD, Jefrey H2 and Olaitan OL

Background: Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing healthcare globally, with applications in nursing ranging from predictive analytics for patient risk assessment to aut…

Artificial Intelligence Nursing Practice Awareness
PhIJ Conceptual Paper Sep 24, 2026
Cosmopolitan Justice: Its Eclipse and Necessity
Papastephanou M*

Educational philosophers often invoke cosmopolitanism as a pillar of political paideia and an appropriate response to challenging times. However, they rarely theorize or employ co…

Territorial-cosmopolitan justice Decolonial Kumm
EOIJ Commentary Sep 17, 2026
Organizational Ergonomics: The Discipline That Keeps Getting Rediscovered Under a New Name
Feldt M*

Organizational ergonomics, as a subdiscipline, concerns itself with the optimization of sociotechnical systems, including structures, policies, and processes that shape how indiv…

Ergonomics Rediscovered Methodological
ACCMJ Short Communication Sep 16, 2026
From Early Warning to Early Action: The Next Challenge for AIBased Sepsis Prediction
Mehta AK* and Laurent SN

Sepsis remains one of the most time-sensitive conditions encountered in critical care. Artificial intelligence and machine learning have increasingly been investigated as tools fo…

Sepsis Septic Shock Artificial Intelligence
JONAM Opinion Sep 3, 2026
From Evidence without Context: A Challenge for the Modernization of Ayurvedic Medicine
De G*, Long G and Qiu K

The modernization of Ayurvedic medicine increasingly depends on the generation of scientific evidence concerning its formulations, procedures, and therapeutic claims. Evidence, how…

Ayurveda Evidence-Based Medicine Traditional Medicine
JONAM Opinion Sep 3, 2026
Preserving the Living Knowledge of Ayurveda: Why Modern Research Must Protect Traditional Context as Well as Therapeutic Claims
Rodríguez V*, Miller N and Victoria S

The growing scientific interest in Ayurveda presents an important opportunity to investigate traditional approaches to health using contemporary research methods. However, moderniz…

Ayurveda Traditional Knowledge Traditional Medicine
JONAM Mini Review Sep 3, 2026
Beyond the Single Herb: Emerging Strategies for Understanding Synergy in Ayurvedic Polyherbal Formulations
Murthy K*, Ramamurthy R and Mounika C

Ayurvedic medicine has traditionally employed combinations of multiple herbs rather than relying exclusively on single botanical agents. These polyherbal formulations are designed …

Ayurveda polyherbal formulation herb-herb interaction
JONAM Editorial Sep 3, 2026
Natural Medicine at a Scientific Crossroads: What Comes Next?
Deepika A* and Roith R

Natural medicine is entering an important period of transformation. Once evaluated largely through traditional experience and historical use, natural products are now increasingly …

Natural Medicine Traditional Medicine Botanical Research
IJSST Mini Review Sep 2, 2026
Artificial Intelligence Meets Surgical Robotics: From Robotic Assistance to Supervised Surgical Autonomy
Pereira D*

Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing the role of surgical robotics from mechanically precise instruments toward increasingly intelligent systems capable of recognizing anatom…

Artificial Intelligence Robotic Surgery Autonomous Surgery
PDRAJ Short Communication Sep 2, 2026
The Intelligent Patient Journey: Artificial Intelligence as the Foundation of Precision Healthcare
Rathod S*

Clinical trials remain the foundation for evaluating the efficacy and safety of medicines, but their controlled conditions cannot fully represent the complexity of routine health…

Real-World Evidence Clinical Trials Real-World Data
PDRAJ Short Communication Sep 2, 2026
Closing the Treatment-to-Outcome Gap: Emerging Evidence on How Medicines Perform in Everyday Care
Zhou A*

The effectiveness of a medicine in routine healthcare can differ from the efficacy demonstrated under the controlled conditions of clinical trials. This treatment-to-outcome gap …

Real-World Evidence Real-World Data Drug Effectiveness
NNOAJ Editorial Aug 29, 2026
Artificial Intelligence in Neurology: Transforming Diagnosis, Prognosis, and Patient Care
Christopher M*

Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming neurological practice by enhancing the diagnosis, prognosis, and management of complex neurological disorders. Recent advances …

Artificial Intelligence Neurology Machine Learning
CPRJ Review Article Aug 26, 2026
Intracranial Ancient Schwannoma Clinicopathological Update: Review of the Literature
Sunil Vitthalrao Jagtap*, Shubham S Jagtap, Abhilasha S. Jadhav, Riddhi S. Gaonkar, Bhumika M Siddhpara and Ipsita Singh

Schwannoma is a relatively uncommon, slow-growing, benign tumor that is derived apparently from the Schwann cells lining the nerve sheath. Ancient schwannoma is difficult to diag…

Intracranial Ancient Schwannoma Cerebellopontine Angle Tumors Pathology
OAJA Short Communication Aug 25, 2026
Dark Matter Does Not Exist
Shengming Z*

Since Newton discovered his universal law of gravitation, humanity have been using it to explain all phenomena of astronomy, but in the 1970s Vera Rubin observed that the rotationa…

Gravitation Galactic Centre Galaxy
JENR Review Article Jul 31, 2026
Sediment Dynamics in Watersheds: Linking Geological Processes, Aquatic Habitat Health, and Ecosystem Management
Mossbah M. Kolkas*

Sediment transport is a fundamental geological process that shapes river channels, floodplains, lakes, estuaries, and coastal environments while simultaneously influencing the str…

Sediment Transport Watershed Management Aquatic Ecology
IJFSC Case Report Jun 29, 2026
Forensic Implications of Adverse Drug Reactions in Schizophrenia A Case Series
Alghffar EA*

Antipsychotic medications are essential for managing schizophrenia, yet their severe adverse effects can precipitate critical clinical complications. This study analyzes ten clinic…

Schizophrenia Antipsychotics Forensic Medicine
OAJDS Case Report May 5, 2026
Diagnosis and Management of Mental Nerve Paresthesia Secondary to Apical Periodontitis of Mandibular Second Premolar: A CBCT Based Case Report
Aneja J, Nangia D*, Vats P and Bhasin P

Mental nerve paraesthesia of odontogenic origin is rare and its etiology may be misdiagnosed during initial evaluation. The present case report describes a 37-year-old female pres…

Paresthesia Mental Nerve Apical Periodontitis
PhIJ Research Article Mar 30, 2026
Phantasia and Perceptual Realism in Aristotle
Qiushi Bao*

Traditional interpretations of Aristotle’s concept of phantasia have not resolved the two difficulties rooted in the aisthesis-phantasia distinction: (1) the paradox between phanta…

Perception Phantasia Veridical perception
OAJAR Research Article Feb 26, 2026
Production of Açaí (Euterpe oleracea Mart.) under Different Agroforestry System Management Intensities in Amazonian Floodplain (Varzea) Forests
Goncalves V*, Righi CA, Mehta D, Tiruneh GA, Guedes MC, Pereira CR, Polizel JL and Batista JFL

The Amazon region encompasses a wide range of vegetation formations due to variations in its conditions, from the Andean foothills to the mouth of the Amazon River. Among these ar…

Agroextractivism Agroforestry Amazonia
IJFSC Research Article Feb 12, 2026
An Evaluation of Coca-Cola™ on the Detection of Fresh and Aged Blood Stains Using Luminol™ and Presumptive Blood Tests
Brittany N Williams, Kaitlyn T Anderson, Rachel E Shull, Bethany R Smith and J Thomas McClintock*

In 1985, Derek and Nancy Haysom were brutally murder in their home in Boonesboro, Virginia, USA. Jens Soering and Elizabeth Haysom, two University of Virginia students, were arrest…

Coca-Cola™ Aged Blood Stains Luminol™
ABCA Commentary Jan 21, 2026
Today Our Health and Our Principles are Challenged on Many Fronts Simultaneously, Where Can We Go from Here?
Hoffman DP*

I’m writing today to revisit some of the themes I’ve addressed in these pages as potential issues to be wary of in the future, but the future is now. We are experiencing threats of…

Health Federal Policy Healthcare

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