Spirituality as an International Coping Method during Covid-19Abstract The Covid-19 pandemic has brought forth global challenges in socioeconomic, political, and public health dimensions. For many, spirituality was a powerful source of support during this pandemic experience. The current review provides an apt overview of spirituality as a coping method to mitigate the mental and emotional impact of global turmoil of Covid [...] |
Case Reports of Patients Using Homeopathy in Which Complete Healing Was Observed: A Literature ReviewAbstract To systematically review the literature for cases using homeopathy in which complete healing was observed. Scielo, Pubmed, CINAHL, and Embase databases were systematically screened for case reports and series of patients successfully cured by homeopathy between 1966 and August 2022. Language limitation was not used. Forty-nine articles, comprising 191 [...] |
Novel FLNC Gene Variant Associated with Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathyby
José A. Cedeño-Escudero.
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Luis A. Sotillo-Bent.
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Carolina Vega- Cuellar.
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Rolando González-Angulo
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Evelyn Medina-Batista
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José Sotillo-Lindo
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Luis A. Méndez-Rosado.
Abstract Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) is the most common inherited cardiomyopathy, affecting approximately 1 in 500 people. It is the most common genetic cardiomyopathy inherited as a Mendelian trait in approximately 50% of patients, mainly due to pathogenic variants in genes encoding sarcomeric proteins. Mutations in the sarcomeric protein filamin C (FLNC [...] |
Stuart Stress Adaptation and Nola Pender's Model on Mental Nursing Care of Patients Schizophrenia: Case StudyAbstract To describe the application of the Stuart Stress Adaptation and Nola Pender Models in mental nursing care for a patient with schizophrenia and risk of violent behavior. This research method used case studies. The sample is one patient with schizophrenia. Data collection is done through direct observation, interviews, and patient medical records. The [...] |
Effectiveness of Integrating Botulinum Toxin Type A with Rehabilitative Strategies for Managing Spastic Diplegia in Children: Scope Reviewby
Danilo Donati
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Giacomo Farì
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Federica Giorgi
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Vincenza Amoruso
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Valentina Boetto
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Riccardo Marvulli
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Laura Dell'Anna
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Andrea Bernetti
and
Roberto Tedeschi
Abstract This review examines the effectiveness of integrating botulinum toxin type A (BONT-A) with various rehabilitative strategies in treating spastic diplegia in children. The studies analyzed consistently demonstrate significant reductions in spasticity and improvements in gait when BONT-A is combined with interventions such as intensive physical therap [...] |
Use of Plasma-Rich in Growth Factors (PRGF) in the Treatment of AcneAbstract Acne is a chronic inflammatory condition affecting the pilosebaceous units of the skin, characterized by the formation of papules, cysts, comedones, pustules, nodules, and scars. These lesions are typically located on the face and shoulders, although they can extend to the trunk, arms, and legs. In regenerative medicine, biomolecules are fundamental [...] |
A Probiotic Mixture Decreases Neuropathy and Oxidative Stress Markers in Diabetic Ratsby
Mohammad Shabani
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Elham Hassanpour
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Fatemeh Aghighi
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Mojgan Mohammadifar
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Fereshteh Bahmani
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Sayyed Alireza Talaei
Abstract Diabetic neuropathy (DN) is a type of nerve damage caused by long-term hyperglycemia in diabetes mellitus (DM). The gut microbiota alters in DM. Therefore, improvement of the gut flora may affect neuropathic pain and oxidative biomarkers' responsiveness to the probiotic treatment. The present study aimed to assess the effects of probiotic supplementatio [...] |
Breaking Barriers: A Reliable Method for RNA Extraction in Zebrafish Neurodegenerative ResearchAbstract Zebrafish (Danio rerio) is a vertebrate with unique characteristics, making it an excellent biomedical research animal model. One research area involves investigating changes in gene expression during neurodegenerative processes, aging-related changes, and behavioral studies in zebrafish. To achieve this, high-quality and quantity RNA must be extracted [...] |
Status of Azoospermia in Saudi Arabia: A Retrospective Narrative Mini-Reviewby
Meshari A. Alzahrani
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Mohammad A. Alghafees
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Lama H. Aldosari
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Abdulaziz K. Almaymuni
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Abdulltaif M. Altalhah
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Mohammed M. Abualgasem
and
Basel O. Hakami
Abstract The total lack of spermatozoa in the ejaculate is known as Azoospermia. It is the most severe and significant contributor to male infertility. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to assess the status of Azoospermia and its etiologic factors that contribute to male infertility in Saudi Arabia. This study included all published studies written in [...] |
Emerging Trends in Engineering Polymers: A Paradigm Shift in Material EngineeringAbstract Emerging Trends in Engineering Polymers signify a pivotal transformation in material engineering, marking a departure from traditional materials towards innovative, multifunctional, and sustainable polymers. This review delineates the forefront of advancements in polymer materials, including high-performance, bio-based, biodegradable, innovative, and [...] |
Elder Abuse Around the World: An International PerspectiveAbstract Elder abuse is a hidden epidemic, with millions of older adults experiencing physical, psychological, or financial harm each year. However, the true extent of the problem is unknown due to under-reporting and lack of reliable data. This paper aims to provide an international perspective on the hidden epidemic of elder abuse, exploring the prevalence [...] |
Exploring Caregiver Quality of Life in Dementia: The Role of Mealtime and Care Recipient FactorsAbstract Informal caregivers play a critical role in supporting individuals with dementia, yet often face significant challenges that impact their own quality of life (QoL). This exploratory study investigates the multifaceted factors contributing to caregiver QoL, particularly focusing on care recipient factors including dysphagia, dietary restriction, dementia [...] |
The Impact of Breakfast Omission on Daily Activities and Academic Achievement: A Cross-Sectional Study at Fazaia Ruth Pfau Medical Collegeby
Muhammad Asadullah
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Safia Hashim
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Ayesha Anwar
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Muhammad Abdul Rehman
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Nimra Saleem
and
Abdum Muneeb
Abstract Breakfast omission can essentially impact daily activities and academic performance, leading to diminished energy, poor concentration, mood disturbances, and potentially lower academic accomplishment. Advancing the significance of a nutritious breakfast and ensuring access to such meals is crucial for physical and cognitive prosperity. Examine the effec [...] |
The Relevance of Diet in Musculoskeletal Clinical Practice—A Narrative Reviewby
Ian Seels
and
Rowena J. Field
Abstract Musculoskeletal (MSK) pain is a multifaceted problem, with many contributors. The assessment of these contributions by clinicians has evolved to include not only the musculoskeletal and nervous systems, but also psychosocial contributions. Nutrition, however, has not been considered as a potential contributor in the same way, despite a significant bod [...] |
Hassles during the First Year of Medical School: Can a Student Wellness Program Make a Difference?Abstract Acute stress during medical school affects medical student well-being. The objective of the current study was to examine the influence of a holistic, school-sponsored student wellness program (SWP) on acute stress during the first year of medical school. First-year medical students attending two osteopathic medical schools participated, one school with [...] |
Polyploidy Induction by Sodium Azide and Ethyl Methane Sulfonate in Grape Genotypesby
Zeki Kara
and
Ahmet Beyatlı
Abstract Continuous improvement of vine rootstocks and grape varieties is necessary for the sustainability of viticulture. In this context, grapevine breeding and especially the development of polyploid grapevine genotypes offer opportunities. This study investigated the effectiveness of sodium azide (SA, five dozes and two treatment duration) and ethyl methane [...] |
DNA-Based Variability of Length Polymorphism of Plant Allergens Coding Genes Homologs in Selected Lamiaceae Herbsby
Lucia Urbanová
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Silvia Farkasova
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Ivana Speváková
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Matúš Kyseľ
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Veronika Šimora
,
Miroslava Kacaniova
and
Jana Žiarovská
Abstract Medicinal plants have been a part of human life from a very early age. In the field of plant genetics, they are still widely investigated for their genomic variability. This study used two DNA marker techniques to obtain polymorphic profiles in selected species from Lamiaceae. Both are based on the variability of plant genes that code for allergens [...] |
Becker Phenotype Muscular Dystrophy in a Man with Klinefelter Syndrome: A Rare Associationby
Arianne Llamos-Paneque
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Isabel Echevarria-Frutos.
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Amaury León-Siosa
,
Tanja Herrmann
and
Thomas Liehr
Abstract To present a rare clinical case of a man affected simultaneously by Becker phenotype Muscular Dystrophy (MD) and Klinefelter syndrome and the way how he was diagnosed. A 35-year-old man was evaluated in the context of hospitalization for respiratory failure. Since childhood, he had a clinical and muscle biopsy diagnosis of muscular dystrophy, possibl [...] |
Revolutionizing Infrastructure Development: Exploring Cutting-Edge Advances in Civil Engineering Materialsby
Michael Toryila Tiza
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Samson Imoni
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Ebenezer Ogırıma Akande
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Onyebuchi Mogbo
,
Victoria Hassana Jiya
and
Collins Onuzulike
Abstract This study addresses the evolving challenges in infrastructure development by exploring recent advancements in civil engineering materials. The problem lies in the limitations of traditional materials such as concrete and steel, which, while foundational, may not fully meet the demands of modern construction in terms of sustainability, durability, and [...] |
Comparative Analysis of the Relationship between Renewable Energy Adoption, Fossil Fuel Energy Consumption, and CO2 Emission in the United States and ChinaAbstract This study addresses the critical issue of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, focusing on understanding the intricate interplay between four major variables Gross Domestic Product per capita (GDPC), Renewal Energy (RE), Fossil Fuel energy consumption (FF), and Patent application (PTS). This research is crucial due to the emerging negative impacts of climat [...] |
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