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In India, self-poisoning through pesticides is an increasingly common form of suicide. Although deleterious insect repellents (sub-classification of pesticides) are regulated or i…
Arson crimes are associated with fire where establishment of crime depends on intent and motive together with circumstantial evidence making a challenging job for scene of crime i…
Background: Obesity and type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) are among the leading risk factors for mortality worldwide. Sodium-glucose co-transporter 2 Inhibitors (SGLT2i), such as em…
This study aims to explore a new method in online shopping that combines cutting-edge technologies with popular trends to increase consumer participation and understanding of sus…
In avian orthopedics, various conservative and surgical techniques are reported for fracture treatment, with the choice of an appropriate osteosynthesis technique being challengin…
This study aimed to understand the behavior of the carbonate system in the Cananéia-Iguape Estuarine-Lagoon Complex (CIELC) to evaluate its potential as a source or sink for atmos…
Tooth loss can be closely associated with malnutrition and the risk of systemic diseases. This study evaluated the perceptions of patients with gastrointestinal diseases about the…
Okra (Abelmoschus esculentus L. Moench) is a vegetable crop that easily loses its nutritional quality if stored under poor environment and structure respectively after harvest. Ok…
Human aggression is a major worldwide health issue that brings negative effects to victims, perpetrators, and society. One of the areas that may be potentially variables for unders…
Over 59 million healthcare workers are prone to occupational hazards including biological, physical, ergonomic, environmental and psychosocial and practicing proper body mechanics …
Worker's health has shown to be an increasingly ascendant theme, in view of the epidemiological data that culminate in the progressive illness of those worked within their work en…
Introduction: Deaths due to external causes, mainly homicides, are a serious public health problem in Brazil. There is evidence that the tendency to impulsive and / or violent beh…
Background: This study was conducted to understand the practices and the challenges associated with information and communication technology in health supply chain management in A…
Rhodotoruliosis is an opportunistic emerging mycotic disease that affects both humans and animals. The source of infection is exogenous; and disease can occur in sporadic as well …
Introduction: The approach to the airways is a common practice in medical life, being a delicate situation susceptible to complications, which requires skill. The objective of thi…
Background: The objective of this study is to reveal the perception of the population of the city of KABINDA, Province of LOMAMI / RD.CONGO in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic. …
Several scientific studies highlight that trans fatty acids are harmful to health. The World Health Organization (WHO) considering the presence of trans fat in food recommends its …
Persistent-sitting-posture has been linked with vertebrae, shoulder, arm and leg work-related-musculoskeletal-complaints among computer-based office users. Work-related-musculoske…
Objectives: As in many other areas of the country, methamphetamine use and dependence has been perceived by [blinded for peer review] County as a significant and progressively wor…
The Human Anatomy is a discipline of vital importance for medical training, but each year the time load of this discipline has been reduced implying in the learning of it. Thus th…
Maternal obesity has long been perceived as a risk factor of neonatal morbidity and mortality. Neonatal morbidity is defined as any adverse outcome in the first four weeks of an in…