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Successful Transplacental Antiarrhythmic Treatment of Supraventricular Tachycardia in a Fetus with Ebstein Anomaly

Márta Katona*, Tamas Bitó, Katalin Rácz and Hajnalka Orvos

Perceptions in Reproductive Medicine - July, 2025

Our case presents a transplacental combined antiarrhythmic treatment lasting two months in a fetus with severe congenital heart defect. Fetal echocardiography revealed fetal supraventricular tachycardia and Ebstein anomaly. Digoxin monotherapy was not efficient alone, the combination with Verapamil was successful; the arrhythmia was converted to sinus rhythm after 15 days, the development of fetal hydrops and premature delivery were prevented.

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Reaffirming Ballistic Gelatin as the Gold Standard in Simulating Human Soft Tissue: A Call for Standardized Laboratory Practice

Ender Celik*

Significances of Bioengineering & Biosciences - July, 2025

Abstract Ballistic gelatin has long served as the gold standard for simulating human soft tissue in ballistic and injury biomechanics studies. Despite the development of synthetic or composite alternatives, gelatin remains the most accurate, accessible and empirically validated medium for evaluating soft tissue response to dynamic loading, including bullet penetration. Based on experimental and numerical studies, this opinion piece advocates for continued use of ballistic gelatin, provided that modern laboratory conditions ensure precise preparation, temperature control and concentration standardization. Drawing comparisons between artificial gels such as agarose, collagen and permagel™, this paper highlights the necessity of aligning mechanical and rheological properties with biologic.....

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Microbial Imbalance as a Roadblock to Longevity: A Review

Swarup KCI* and Chattopadhyay D

Cohesive Journal of Microbiology & Infectious Disease - July, 2025

Aging is influenced by a combination of genetic, metabolic, environmental, and social factors. The gut microbiome has recently been recognized as an active and modifiable factor of human health span and longevity. Once considered a passive entity, the microbiome is now understood to play a crucial role in immune, metabolic, and cognitive functions-areas that are particularly vulnerable to the aging process. This mini review examines recent findings indicating that microbial dysbiosis-characterized by reduced diversity and the loss of beneficial species-not only results from aging but also actively contributes to age- related physiological decline. Epigenetic reprogramming is impacted by changes in microbial balance, which also disrupt systemic signalling pathways (such as gut-brain .....

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Assessment of Plant Species Diversity in the Nameri Forest Reserve, Assam, India Using Quadrant Sampling Techniques

Shouvik KN*

Biodiversity Online Journal - July, 2025

This study employs quadrant sampling to determine the number of unique plant species residing in the Nameri Forest Reserve in Assam, India. The survey identified 132 distinct species of plants from 58 different groups. The most prevalent groups were Fabaceae, Poaceae and Asteraceae. The Shannon Index ranged from 2.98 to 3.42, indicating a moderate to high amount of diversity. The research identified a significant correlation between prospective forest carbon stores and biodiversity attributes such as variety, density, and richness. The research employed Pearson correlation, cluster analysis, and regression analysis to examine the dry tropical reserve forests of Assam. The predominant flora in the Bhomoraguri reserve forest included Cynodon dactylon, Datura stramonium, Clitoria terna.....

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Impressions of a Whey Protein Popsicle Among Collegiate Baseball Players

SA Cage*, AP Jacobsen and Trail LE

Research & Investigations in Sports Medicine - July, 2025

Abstract It has been well established that proper nutrition habits play a major role in improving athletic and sport performance. Recently, there has been a shift in popularized diets involving an increased emphasis on protein consumption. Earlier studies suggested that there were individual barriers to proper nutrition including a lack of information, lack of sources nutrition, lack of finances for securing nutrition, lack of time to prepare appropriate meals and distaste for the food and beverage options provided during team activities. This final barrier highlights the importance of taste for increasing consumption of protein supplementation products. Currently, there is a lack of research on the flavor appeal of protein supplementation products used by competitive athletes. The.....

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Dietary Intake Assessment of Sugar in Several Pack Sizes of Energy Drinks in Nigeria

Fregene Christopher*, Mahmood Sugra T, Ojji Dike and Adegboye Abimbola

Novel Techniques in Nutrition & Food Science - July, 2025

Introduction: The 2020 Global Nutrition Report shows that adult obesity and diabetes are increasing in Nigeria. Nigeria is ‘off course’ to meet the Global Nutrition Targets for obesity and other diet-related NCDs. The inclusion of a strategic approach to develop and implement a national strategic plan for the reduction of sugar in packaged and processed foods is key in tackling obesity among adults in Nigeria. Excessive consumption of energy drinks is believed to be a major contributing factor to obesity rise in Nigeria. World Health Organization recommends reducing the intake of free sugars to less than 10% of total energy intake, which translates to less than 50g for a 2,000kcal diet. In Nigeria, the pack size of energy drinks has increased substantially from 250ml to 500ml (indicati.....

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Gold Mineralization at Morro Do Ouro: A Late Proterozoic Orogenic Gold Deposit in the Espinhaço Range, Brazil

Pedro Angelo Almeida-Abreu*, Lucas Henrique Vieira-Santos and Lúcio Mauro Soares Fraga

Aspects in Mining & Mineral Science - July, 2025

Gold mineralization in alluvial deposits of the Southern Espinhaço Mountains has been known since the 17th century, but the recognition of primary gold mineralization in quartz veins embedded in supracrustal rocks dates back to the mid-19th century and has been explored ever since. Morro do Ouro located in the central area of the Espinhaço Range is made up of hematitic phyllites from the basal unit of the Espinhaço Supergroup and on its frontal slope (west) it is delimited by an inverse fault that allowed the percolation of metasomatic fluids and the generation of gold-bearing quartz veins. The gold particles are embedded in the quartz of veins that cut through and, or are lodged in the schistosity of the hematitic phyllites. In the Serra do Espinhaço, dozens of gold deposits si.....

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Advancing Equitable and Transparent Machine Learning across Business, Computing, and Engineering Innovations

Maikel Leon*

Research & Development in Material Science - July, 2025

Machine Learning (ML) is revolutionizing how scientists predict, synthesize, and validate new materials from super-strong high-entropy alloys to next-generation battery cathodes. Ensuring that this progress remains fair, transparent, and environmentally responsible is therefore central to the future of sustainable materials R&D. This paper examines the normative foundations guiding the accountable creation and deployment of ML models. Because ML rapidly shapes healthcare, finance, and public policy, upholding applications that advance transparency and social benefit is crucial. We articulate ten core principles: accuracy, bias, accessibility, security, privacy, transparency, accountability, human oversight, sustainability, and harm avoidance and demonstrate pathways to incorporate them.....

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Investigation on Deployment Planning of 5G Cellular Network UAV Base Stations for Stadium Sports Events

Valencia Lala, Wang Desheng, Nathan B Gurgel, Feno Heriniaina Rabevohitra, Glauco Fontgalland, Nour Mohammad Murad and Blaise Ravelo*

COJ Electronics & Communications - July, 2025

Abstract This paper proposes a promising solution to the flexibility and resilience requirement for serving cellular networks with low-altitude Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) Base Stations (BSs). The developed solution enables to assist terrestrial stations to increase the capacity and coverage of networks. The solution feasibility is highlighted by simulation of 5G cellular networks planning of sports events by using a metaheuristic algorithm. This approach aims to determine the UAV-BS minimum number covering a stadium, while taking into account the cell capacity and coverage constraints, the system spectral efficiency and the being utilized UAVs battery life. The computed modelling results show that the proposed algorithmic approach is effective for finding the minimum number of UAV-BSs......

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Selectivity In Platinum and Gold Biosorption in Aqueous Media Using the Dead Fungus Aspergillus Niger

Gabriela E Tapia Q, Ramiro Escudero G*, Raúl Cortés M and Martín Reyes P

Aspects in Mining & Mineral Science - July, 2025

Research on biosorption in aqueous systems by microorganisms such as bacteria, algae or fungi is of considerable interest, for example, for the capture of metals in complex or multi-element aqueous solutions.Batch experiments were carried out with binary synthetic solutions in the biomass-metals system, to establish the biosorption selectivity of platinum and gold in the presence of the metals copper, calcium, titanium, aluminium, and iron. During the experiments, one gram of dead Aspergillus niger biomass was placed in contact for 120 minutes with a binary solution of 20ppm of gold or platinum with known concentrations (greater than 50ppm) of one of the other metals, at pH 4. The variables monitored were pH, electrical conductivity and Oxidation-Reduction Potential (ORP). The exper.....

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Determinants and Prevalence of Cesarean Section in River Nile State, Sudan: A Cross-Sectional Study

Moustafa Suleiman Alkhaled, Mohammad Mahmoud Abdulwahab, Abdulhadi Ghanam Alsaleh, Murtada Othman Altahir, Fania Abdallah Elbadri, Dalia Elmusharaf Khalifa and Mosab Nouraldein Mohammed Hamad*

Investigations in Gynecology Research & Womens Health - July, 2025

Background: Cesarean Section (CS) rates have been rising worldwide, often surpassing the World Health Organization’s recommended 10-15%. Understanding local trends and factors influencing CS rates is crucial for improving maternal health. This study aimed to determine the proportion of CS and identify the factors influencing its occurrence in River Nile State, Sudan, during 2024.

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Integrating Biophoton Therapy with Pharmacological Interventions: A Synergistic Approach to Chronic Disease Management

James Z Liu*, Helen Y Gu, Ya Hu, Mariola Smotrys and Seth D Robinson

Modern Applications in Pharmacy & Pharmacology - July, 2025

Chronic diseases such as diabetes, cardiovascular disorders, neurodegenerative diseases, and autoimmune conditions are escalating globally and pose substantial clinical and economic burdens. Traditional pharmacological interventions have achieved varying degrees of symptomatic relief, yet many fail to halt or reverse underlying pathophysiological processes. Recent advances in biophoton therapy, a non-invasive modality that delivers coherent, low-intensity electromagnetic energy, suggest its potential to complement pharmacological treatments. This review examines the scientific basis, mechanisms of action, and clinical implications of combining biophoton therapy with conventional drugs. Emerging evidence highlights how biophoton therapy may enhance mitochondrial bioenergetics, restor.....

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Harnessing Biophoton Energy: A Novel Paradigm to Treat Unmet Medical Conditions

James Z Liu*, Helen Y Gu, Mariola Smotrys and Seth Robinson

Modern Approaches in Drug Designing - July, 2025

Despite remarkable progress in drug development, a wide range of chronic, degenerative, and treatmentresistant conditions remain poorly managed by conventional therapies. Biophoton therapy, a non-invasive, energy-based modality leveraging coherent light emissions from biological systems, offers a promising complementary strategy. This review explores the emerging role of biophotons in cellular communication, mitochondrial repair, immune regulation, and systemic healing. We present experimental findings and clinical observations suggesting the effectiveness of biophoton-emitting devices in addressing unmet medical needs such as neurodegeneration, diabetes, chronic pain, and circulatory dysfunction. We further outline proposed mechanisms of action, compare this modality with photobiomo.....

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Comprehensive Evaluation of Quercus floribunda (Oak): Insight from Molecular Markers and Phylogeny

Ayesha A, Abdul M*, Khushi M, Sajjad, Daniel P, Hamid A and Irfan U

Biodiversity Online Journal - July, 2025

The Quercus L. (Fagaceae) represents a complex taxonomic genus with approximately 600 extant species of significant ecological and economic importance. Accurate species identification remains challenging due to frequent hybridization and morphological similarities. This study influences DNA barcoding as a powerful molecular approach to distinguish Q. floribunda L., a species native to the Himalayan regions of Pakistan. In the current study, three chloroplast DNA barcoding loci, the rpoB, rbcL and tRNA, were investigated to assess their effectiveness in Q. floribunda L. identification and Phylogenetics. The research employed comprehensive molecular techniques to evaluate genetic diversity and evolutionary relationships of Q. floribunda L. The rpoB gene revealed the highest discrimina.....

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Challenges and Opportunities of Local Tax System in China

Angyang Yu*

Integrative Journal of Conference Proceedings - July, 2025

Local tax is an important ingredient of tax system in China. With the improvement of market-oriented economic system in China, reforming current local tax system, assimilating successful experience of foreign countries and establishing proper local tax system have become an objective demand, which has great significance to the development of China’s economy. In this paper, some management policies have been put forward in order to deal with certain problems of local tax system in China, on the basis of current situation of local tax system in China, as well as the social and economic changes in China. Meanwhile, successful experience abroad has been analyzed, which can provide inspirations of reforming and improving the local tax system in China

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Current Situation, Problems and Solutions for Low-Carbon Transformation in China’s Pharmaceutical Industry

Zimin Cao and Yalin Lei*

Advancements in Civil Engineering & Technology - July, 2025

In the context of escalating global climate change, the pharmaceutical industry, being energy-intensive and high-emitting, bears significant responsibility for low-carbon transformation. China’s “dual-carbon” goals further promote green and sustainable development in this sector. This study aims to explore the paths, challenges, and policy support for low-carbon transformation in China’s pharmaceutical industry. Through literature analysis, it systematically reviews the current status of carbon emissions, technological pathways, policy support, and challenges faced by the industry. The study finds that carbon emissions mainly originate from production processes, with notable regional variations and imperfections in monitoring and evaluation systems. Key pathways for promotin.....

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Mucoadhesive Polymer Films for Local and Systemic Drug Delivery via the Oral Mucosa

Vladislav Sepp*, Nadezhda Kondratyeva, Konstantin Bakulin and Sandji Ubushaev

Modern Approaches in Drug Designing - July, 2025

This mini-review examines the main trends in the development of oromucosal film as an oral drug delivery system for topical and systemic therapy. Based on published research data for the period 2022-2025, the main development trends of this dosage form are analysed. The review considers target nosologies and active ingredients used by researchers,

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Novel Psychotherapeutic Approach in the Treatment of Recurrences of Takotsubo Syndrome

Leonarda Galiuto*

Psychology and Psychotherapy: Research Study - July, 2025

Background: Takotsubo Syndrome (TTS) is an acute coronary syndrome, resembling acute myocardial infarction, due to reversible microvascular constriction producing transient myocardial dysfunction. It mainly affects post-menopausal women after stress, trauma, or mourning. TTS may be lethal and recurrent despite complete medical therapy. For the first time, we propose a psychotherapeutic approach to prevent recurrences of TTS.

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The Effect of Carbide-Stabilizing Modification of Melt with Tellurium- Containing Powder Briquettes on the Structure and Properties of Cast Iron

Bagliuk G* and Kurovskyi V

Aspects in Mining & Mineral Science - July, 2025

The article presents the investigation results of the effect of melt treatment with powder briquetted modifiers containing tellurium on the structural features and mechanical characteristics of cast iron produced from this melt. The melt was processed using in-mold modification with briquettes consolidated from a mixture of tellurium (10%), copper (40%) and iron (50%) powders. The casting was produced with use of vertical casting arrangement with siphon gating system. The modifier briquettes were installed in the area of the lower part of the сasting mold. As the research results showed, carbide-stabilizing modification with tellurium leads to a decrease in the concentration of graphite inclusions in cast iron compared to cast iron without tellurium, corresponding to an increase in.....

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CFD Simulation of Modified Venturi- Type Gas Dispersers, Installed in a Laboratory Flotation Column

José Guadalupe González V, Ramiro Escudero García*, Hugo Arcos Gutiérrez and Martín Reyes P

Aspects in Mining & Mineral Science - July, 2025

Column flotation is a separation method applied to recover mineral species of interest or to clean effluents contaminated with heavy metals or with organics; in these cases, control of gas dispersion characteristics (bubble diameter, gas volume, and bubble surface area) is important for flotation devices to operate efficiently. Mathematical modeling was carried out using Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), for 6 Venturi-type gas disperser designs, varying the diameter ratio (convergent and divergent diameter/ vena contracta diameter), and for different air inlets to the disperser. The venturi was simulated and coupled to a laboratory flotation column. The simulation results show that with the diameter ratio in the Venturi equal to 3, the pressure drop values are more stable and repr.....

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Examination of Diabetes Knowledge Levels of Sedentary and Sports Students

Mehmet Alperen Üstüner and Muhammed Yildiz*

Research & Investigations in Sports Medicine - July, 2025

Abstract Introduction: Sedentary lifestyle is a significant factor that increases the risk of diabetes. Sports and physical activity play a critical role in the management and prevention of diabetes. Regular exercise helps control blood sugar levels by improving insulin sensitivity. Aim: The aim of this study is to examine the diabetes awareness levels of students who have received elderly care training, both those who engage in sports and those who do not. Method: This descriptive study was conducted with the participation of 160 students, aged 18 and older, who are enrolled in the Elderly Care Program at a university located in the Black Sea Region. The participants include both professional and amateur athletes, as well as sedentary individuals. The data collection tools used we.....

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The Effect of Magnesium Therapy on Nocturnal Leg Cramps: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

Sarinrath Wongsirilukk*, Charnsiri Segsarnviriya, Kittibhum Kawinchotpaisan and Thannawat Wattanaseth

Gerontology & Geriatrics Studies - July, 2025

Background: Nocturnal leg cramps (NLC) are common among older adults, but evidence supporting magnesium therapy remains inconclusive. Objective: To evaluate the efficacy of magnesium in reducing NLC frequency through a systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials (RCTs). Methods: Five RCTs (n = 266) comparing magnesium with placebo were included. Subgroup analyses were conducted based on treatment duration and dosage. Results: The pooled analysis showed no statistically significant difference in weekly NLC frequency between magnesium and control groups (mean difference = –0.94; 95% CI: –3.09 to 1.20; p = 0.39), with moderate heterogeneity (I² = 65%). In subgroup analyses, magnesium for ≥ 4 weeks (3 studies, n = 182) showed a greater, though nonsignificant, red.....

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Successful Transplacental Antiarrhythmic Treatment of Supraventricular Tachycardia in a Fetus with Ebstein Anomaly

Reaffirming Ballistic Gelatin as the Gold Standard in Simulating Human Soft Tissue: A Call for Standardized Laboratory Practice

Microbial Imbalance as a Roadblock to Longevity: A Review

Assessment of Plant Species Diversity in the Nameri Forest Reserve, Assam, India Using Quadrant Sampling Techniques

Impressions of a Whey Protein Popsicle Among Collegiate Baseball Players

Dietary Intake Assessment of Sugar in Several Pack Sizes of Energy Drinks in Nigeria

Gold Mineralization at Morro Do Ouro: A Late Proterozoic Orogenic Gold Deposit in the Espinhaço Range, Brazil

Advancing Equitable and Transparent Machine Learning across Business, Computing, and Engineering Innovations

Investigation on Deployment Planning of 5G Cellular Network UAV Base Stations for Stadium Sports Events

Selectivity In Platinum and Gold Biosorption in Aqueous Media Using the Dead Fungus Aspergillus Niger

Determinants and Prevalence of Cesarean Section in River Nile State, Sudan: A Cross-Sectional Study

Integrating Biophoton Therapy with Pharmacological Interventions: A Synergistic Approach to Chronic Disease Management

Harnessing Biophoton Energy: A Novel Paradigm to Treat Unmet Medical Conditions

Comprehensive Evaluation of Quercus floribunda (Oak): Insight from Molecular Markers and Phylogeny

Challenges and Opportunities of Local Tax System in China

Current Situation, Problems and Solutions for Low-Carbon Transformation in China’s Pharmaceutical Industry

Mucoadhesive Polymer Films for Local and Systemic Drug Delivery via the Oral Mucosa

Novel Psychotherapeutic Approach in the Treatment of Recurrences of Takotsubo Syndrome

The Effect of Carbide-Stabilizing Modification of Melt with Tellurium- Containing Powder Briquettes on the Structure and Properties of Cast Iron

CFD Simulation of Modified Venturi- Type Gas Dispersers, Installed in a Laboratory Flotation Column

Examination of Diabetes Knowledge Levels of Sedentary and Sports Students

The Effect of Magnesium Therapy on Nocturnal Leg Cramps: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

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