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ACT Research Article Nov 25, 2025
Re-Evaluation of the Genotoxicity of Currently Used Food Dyes in Mouse Multiple Organs Via Continuous Administration by Drinking Using the Comet Assay
Yokohama N, Zenke A, Kawaguchi S, Nakamura T, Ymamoto A, Saito T, Kadoma Y and Yu F Sasaki

Among currently used food dyes, we have reported that four azo dye and three xanthene dyes that were given to mice by single gavage at a low dose (10 or 100 mg/kg) induced DNA dama…

Food Dyes Mouse GI-Tract
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
JQHE Research Article Oct 30, 2024
Challenges Facing the Department of Health Economics in Contributing to Health Planning in Sudan: A Case Study
Salma Yahia Khatir, Habbani K, Fatima Elhassan* and Gabrallah S

Introduction: Health planning is crucial for health sector to ensure better health provision for the people so the engagement of different aspects like economics concept is very i…

Health Economics Health Planning Sudan
OAJDA Review Article Sep 9, 2024
A Review on New Trends of Artificial Intelligence in Medicine
Aher RB*, Jadhav S, Sharma Y and Pawar P

Computer science’s artificial intelligence division is able to analyse intricate medical data. They can be employed in various clinical contexts for diagnosis, treatment, and outc…

Machine Learning Electronic Health Record Natural Language Processing
OAJPR Review Article Aug 1, 2024
A Comparative Study of Soap and Syndet Bars: Formulation, Benefits and Efficacy in Skin Care
Pawar M*, Nikam T, Nikam R, Sharma Y, Bachav P and Patil D

This review presents a comprehensive comparative analysis of soap and syndet bars in the context of their formulation, benefits, and efficacy in skin care. The study examines the…

Soap Syndet Bars Comparative Analysis
MHRIJ Research Article Mar 1, 2024
Survey of Attitudes toward Sharing Health Care Information in Telemedicine
Nakamura K*, Yusuke A and Ohyama Y

Japan considers preventive healthcare crucial for extending healthy life expectancy. Recent medical and care industry orients to extend healthy life expectancy by utilizing prevent…

Telemedicine Digital Healthcare Blockchain
NHIJ Conceptual Paper Oct 16, 2023
Promoting Transfer of Learning Using the ‘Window of Opportunity’ in Emergency Nursing Education
Botma Y*, Tanya H and Emelia IVE

Emergency nurses in training struggled to transfer their classroom learning into practice regarding traumatic brain injury (TBI). Consequently, secondary brain injury could occur.…

Emergency Nurses Nursing Education Traumatic Brain Injury
AII Case Report Aug 18, 2023
Co-occurrence of Rheumatoid Arthritis and Pulmonary Tuberculosis: A Diagnostic and Therapeutic Challenge
Devi L, Kumar A*, Verma YN, Khan F, Mishra SS and Singh SK

The co-occurrence of rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and pulmonary tuberculosis (TB) poses diagnostic and therapeutic challenges in patients receiving immunosuppressive therapy. In this…

Rheumatoid Arthritis Tuberculosis Opportunistic Infection
AABSc Research Article Aug 1, 2023
Effect of Extended Toe Range of Motion on Muscle Stiffness after Exercise
Nakamura K, Nakao H, Tai K, Machida D, Kaeriyama T and Ohyama Y*

Fatigue and high-intensity training induce muscle strain and increase muscle stiffness. Increased muscle tone and muscle stiffness are factors in injury and disability and require…

Muscle Stiffness Walking Function Welfare Engineering
EOIJ Research Article Jan 18, 2023
How do Vehicle Automated Features Help or Hurt Driving Performance?
Easa SM*, Wang S and Ma Y

It is anticipated that vehicles having automated features of Level 0 to Level 5 will coexist in the future. However, many people are unsure what role, if any, human drivers will pl…

Driving automation Automated features Drivers
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
ACT Research Article Dec 1, 2021
Is Genotoxicity of Peroxisome Proliferator-Activated Receptor Agonists Due to Oxidative Stress Via Agonistic Pathways?
Kojima H, Nakamura T, Matsumoto K, Hasegawa A, Saito T, Sato K, Honma T, Yamamoto A, Arai H, Kadoma Y, Kawaguchi S, Kikuchi Y and Sasaki YF*

In order to investigate the relationship between genotoxicity and peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor (PPAR) agonistic effects, we conducted two kinds of comet assays (cell…

PPAR Agonist PPAR Antagonist Genotoxicity
EOIJ Review Article Sep 22, 2021
Integrating Four Human Senses into Highway Landscape Process: A System Approach
Easa SM*, Yang Y, Zheng XY, Ma Y and Zheng X

Current highway landscape design guidelines focus only on the visual aspect of the landscape. This paper presents a comprehensive framework for highway landscape planning/design th…

Framework Human Senses Highway Landscape
ACCMJ Mini Review Oct 2, 2019
Complications of Pelvic Exenteration Encountered by both Surgical Oncologists and Anesthesiologists
Ethem Unal *, Abdullah Yildiz , Sema Yuksekdag and Aysun Firat

Although Pelvic Exenteration (PE) was seen as one of the most destructive surgical procedures associated with unacceptable rates of perioperative morbidity and mortality, currently…

Surgical Oncologists Anesthesiologists
CPRJ Research Article Mar 14, 2019
Digital Image Analysis Using Immunohistochemistry for a Myoepithelial Marker (CK14/P63) Differentiating DCIS from Invasive Breast Cancer
Maeda I*, Tajima S, Noguchi A, Chosokabe M, Kojima Y, Kanemaki Y, Ueno T, Tsugawa K and Takagi M

Many researchers have reported immunohistochemistry of breast pathology studied using image-analysis software. Aims: This study was to confirm the availability of digital image an…

Breast High Molecular Myoepithelial cells
OAJVSR Research Article Mar 29, 2018
Study on the Prevalence of Ovine Fasciolosis in Wadla Woreda, North Wollo, Ethiopia
<p>Chekol B<sup>1</sup> and Girma Y<sup>2</sup>*</p>

A cross-sectional study on the prevalence of ovine fasciolosis was conducted in Wadla district from October 2016 to June 2017. A total of 384 fecal samples were randomly collected …

<p>Fasciolosis Prevalence Ovine
OAJPR Mini Review Jul 29, 2017
Non Classical Endosomal Compartments Play Important Roles in Cross-Presentation by Dendritic Cells
Imai J*, Yokoyama Y, Otani M and Sakai T

Major histocompatibility complex class I (MHC I) molecules are expressed on the surface of all nucleated cells associated with short antigenic peptides about ten amino acids long …

DC: Dendritic cells CP: Cross presentation MHC I: Major histocompatibility complex class I
IJOAC Review Article Apr 19, 2017
Bacterial Communities in the Water of Larval-Rearing System for the Yesso Scallop (Patinopecten Yessoensis)
Ma Y*, Liang J, Zhao X, Li M, Sun X and Liu J

Bacterial disease is a significant issue for larviculture of the Yesso scallop (Patinopecten yessoensis). One source of bacteria is the water of larval-rearing tanks. In this study…

Patinopecten yessoensis Bacterial community 16S rRNA
FSNT Review Article Mar 18, 2017
Health Risks of Dietary Salt
Rafia Bano* and Salma Yousef

Besides raising the blood pressure dietary salt is responsible for several other harmful effects. The most important are a number which, though independent of the arterial pressur…

Dietary salt Left ventricular mass Conduit and Resistance arteries
ARTOA Book Review Oct 30, 2026
Grandma, Don’t Forget How Much I Love You: A Teaching and Learning Resource Embedded in the Rich Jamaican Culture
Gerdner LA and Witter JA

Culture affects the personal meaning underlying the experience of chronic conditions, such as Alzheimer’s Disease (AD). Health care providers must strive to accommodate the variat…

Alzheimer’s Disease Dementia Jamaica
ACCMJ Research Article Oct 30, 2026
Intraoperative Lung-Protective Ventilation Strategy for Patients Undergoing Open Abdominal Surgeries in Trendelenburg Position
Nikhila Choalla*, Neeradi Vishal Kumar and Shibani Padhy

Introduction: Extreme steep Trendelenburg position (T-position) of 25–40° could contribute to atelectasis formation, elevate mechanical stress in pulmonary parenchyma, triggering …

Lung Protective Ventilation(LPV) PEEP Compliance Remove Lung
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
NNOA Research Article Oct 29, 2026
The Effect of Mxene on Antibacterial Activity and its Optical Characterization for Biological Application
Pavithra A and SivaSankari J*

MXene was synthesized from the Ti₃AlC₂ MAX phase via hydrothermal wet chemical etching using a hydrofluoric acid hydrochloric acid mixture. X-ray diffraction showed a shift of the…

Hydrothermal Wet Chemical Etching Antibacterial Activity Confocal Raman Spectra
OAJCIJ Commentary Oct 28, 2026
Professionalism and Performance? A Critical Analysis of Police Leadership in England and Wales Following the 2026 Police Leadership Commission Report
Rudkin P*

The publication of Professionalism and Performance: Police Leadership for the Future by the Police Leadership Commission represents the most comprehensive review of police leaders…

Police Leadership UK Policing Professionalism
OAJCIJ Opinion Oct 28, 2026
Professionalisation through Higher Education? Graduate Outcomes and Student Development within the Police Education Qualifications Framework: An Exploratory Study of Early Professional Policing Cohorts in England and Wales and How it has Evolved
Rudkin P*

The professionalisation of policing in England and Wales has been one of the most significant areas of police reform during the past two decades. Central to this agenda was the in…

Police Education Professionalisation Practice
OAJA Research Article Oct 27, 2026
Spectral Energy Distribution of Flares on the Variable Star WW Cnc
Sudum Esaenwi

Here we report on the flaring variable star WW Cnc which was observed with the 0.4m SBIG optical telescope from Las Cumbres Observatory Global Telescope Network remotely on 25/09/…

Spectroscopy Flare Energy Flare Frequence
IJSST Research Article Oct 26, 2026
Application of the ACR-TIRADS Classification in Managing Bethesda Class III Thyroid Nodules: An Experience from Baghdad Teaching Hospital
Salman WAH, Mohammed MS, Ghadhban BR and AlMashhadani M*

Background: The goal of the Bethesda system is to improve the preoperative diagnosis of thyroid nodules and facilitate effective communication between the provider performing the…

Bethesda TIRADS Ultrasonographic
IJSST Research Article Oct 21, 2026
Functional Outcomes and Quality of Life in Patients with Extremity Soft Tissue Sarcoma: A Longitudinal Analysis at a Tertiary Care Teaching Hospital
Roy AK*, Bang B and Khan F

Background: Soft tissue sarcomas (STS) of the extremities are rare malignancies whose treatment prioritizes both oncologic control, preservation of limb function and quality of l…

Soft Tissue Sarcoma Extremity Limb Salvage
OOAJ Research Article Oct 21, 2026
How Far Do Our Opportunities for Intervention Extend?
Avramov T*

Introduction: Microorganisms are the predominant part of the planet&#039;s biological diversity. They have colonized and colonize the human body, transiently and permanently, act…

Holobiont Pathogens Microbiota
VIJ Mini Review Oct 19, 2026
Recent Advances in Host–Pathogen Interactions and Innate Immune Responses in Mosquitoes: Emerging Molecular Mechanisms and Novel Vector Control Strategies
Jeyasankar A*

Mosquitoes are the principal vectors of malaria parasites, arboviruses, and filarial nematodes, causing significant morbidityand mortality. Recent advances in molecular immunology …

Vectors Immune Microbiome

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