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Commentary
We Underestimate the Health Risk of Airborne Pollution and Pesticides in Food - Providing Fertile Ground for the COVID-19 Pandemic!
DOI: 10.31031/COJNH.2021.07.000663
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When conventional agricultural organizations and selected industry players claim that
the use of pesticides and heavy metals is harmless, they do so without a host. It is a fact that
both pesticides and heavy metals penetrate nerve and intestinal tissues and today there is no
doubt that it negatively affects human health. We have yet to understand the more precise
relationships between Micro-Particles (PM) from industry and cars and the specific diseases
- as well as the insight into pesticide/chemical damage from groundwater. It is a fact that
both pesticides and heavy metals penetrate nerve and intestinal tissues and today there is
no doubt that it negatively affects human health. We have yet to understand the more precise
relationships between Micro-Particles (PM) from industry .....
Review Article
Incorporating Having a Purpose in Life into Nursing Homes to Improve Resident’s Health
Madelyn Hickey and Yashwant V Pathak*
DOI: 10.31031/COJNH.2021.07.000662
The goal of this paper is to analyze how having a purpose in life can improve senior’s health. After analyzing
these affects, solutions to improve care in nursing homes are proposed. These solutions take into account
the current state of nursing homes in the United States and how these barriers can be overcome. This
is important research because the overall population in America is aging rapidly as technology and
medicine continue to improve. This aging population is presenting several health challenges that need
attention now. The USF library online database along with Google Scholar were used to collect studies on
this topic. Several case studies and research that examined surveys were collected to draw connections
between having a purpose in life and improving care in nursing h.....
Case Report
Milk Allergy: A Commonly Missed Cause of Transient Pancreatitis in Infants- A Case Report
Victor Ortuzar-Seminario, Frances Guerra and Antoine Jeri-Yabar*
DOI: 10.31031/GMR.2021.06.000626
The incidence of pediatric acute pancreatitis is 3-13 cases per 100,000 persons per year
[1]. There are several risk factors for infants to present acute pancreatitis including genetic
associations such as SPINK1 protein, anomalies of the pancreas, gallstones, microlithiasis,
medications and metabolic, hematologic and a wide variety of infections. Five to twenty
percent of children with acute pancreatitis have pancreatic anomalies, making it one of
the most common causes of pancreatitis in this population [1] only preceded by genetic
associations. Milk allergy is the most common food allergy in young children and its
prevalence is higher in infants than young children. There have been a few case reports that
link milk allergy to acute transient pancreatitis most commonly in infants.....
Research Article
Is H. Pylori the New Risk Factor for GB Cancer?
DOI: 10.31031/SMOAJ.2021.04.000588
To find out the various clinicopathological presentations of gall stone disease with special relation to
H. pylori infections of Gall Bladder. Institution based observational study in a tertiary care center. A
total of 50 patients were selected who were admitted with the diagnosis of cholelithiasis and planned
for cholecystectomy. Gallbladder specimen was then sent for routine H&E stain and additional Giemsa
stain. Patients were grouped under two categories based on result of Giemsa stain. Out of which 10%
showed the presence of H. pylori in the GB wall specimen. The presence of H. pylori in gall bladder wall
was mostly seen in patients depicting chronic cholecystitis features on histopathological examination.
Chronic cholecystitis is one of the most common risk factors for developm.....
Short Communication
A New Deal on International Cooperation
Management of immigrated persons is essential for the good development of a host society. The work is
done considering African individuals inside the Spanish and in African countries. Search is done between
Barcelona (Spain) and African countries. Commercial relations are the more the strongest. The economic
triangle between native owners, African immigrated persons, and African people residing in Africa is very outstanding
Short Communication
Quantification of Water Impurity in an Atomic Layer Deposition Reactor Using Group Contribution Method
Mina Shahmohammadi, Rajib Mukherjee, Christos G Takoudis* and Urmila M Diwekar*
DOI: 10.31031/RDMS.2021.15.000864
Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD) is a vapor phase process to deposit thin films using precursors and
co-reactants on a variety of substrates. The ALD system, the data of which is used here, had aimed to
deposit TiO2 thin films on polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) and silicon reference substrates using
tetrakis(dimethylamido)titanium and ozone. Absorbed water molecules in PMMA were released into the
reactor during deposition, acted as a co-reactant, and affected the growth rate on the silicon reference
substrate. The objective of this work is to theoretically calculate the amount of water impurities in the
ALD reactor during several number of cycles. A group contribution method based on Adsorbate Solid
Solution Theory (ASST) is employed to theoretically estimate the number of moles of wate.....
Mini Review
Improved Agricultural Innovations and Women’s Empowerment: Multidimensionality of Empowerment and Program Evaluation Approach
DOI: 10.31031/MCDA.2021.09.000701
Improved agriculture technologies are key factors to better increase welfare, especially in agricultural
sector, where most of the population in developing countries suffer from high workload and little
returns. On the other hands, the role of Women in agriculture is significant. Several empirical literatures
indicate that adoption of agricultural technologies can affect welfare positively in general, but because
of its complex and multidimensional nature women’s empowerment was not brought to the agenda in
program evaluation context in many cases. The current review provides a general overview of connection
between improved agricultural technologies and women’s role in agriculture. It also explores how the
measurement of women’s empowerment is one of the challenges in women.....
Mini Review
Nano Drug Delivery Systems and their Applications in Veterinary Medicine
Oguzhan Yavuz* and Handan Hilal Arslan
Nanomaterials and nano-drug delivery systems are emerging technologies in human and veterinary
medicine. Nano-drug delivery systems have very important advantages, such as increased stability, high
bioavailability and low toxicity. Although nano-drug delivery systems have been mainly used in human
medicine, veterinary clinical applications are increasing. In this mini review, common nano-drug delivery
systems and their applications in veterinary medicine were evaluated
Review Article
Functional and Harmonious Self-Organization of Large Intellectual Agent Ensembles with Smart Hybrid Competencies
Artificial intelligence of large ensembles of intelligent agents in terms of computing power surpasses
human intelligence. He is capable of artificial thinking and understanding. Giant ensembles of intellectual
agents with artificial consciousness and intelligence are able, for the results set by the person necessary
for him, to find solutions for their obtaining on the basis of professional competence and experience
accumulation. The professional competence of artificial intelligence is the ability to use technologies,
including computer vision, natural language processing, speech recognition and synthesis, intelligent
decision support, as well as the use of synergistic methods, functional self-organizing methods and utility
and preference criteria. For artificial intelligence, the.....
Letter to Editor
Do 12 [Twelve] Parallel Universes Explain the Ramanujan Summation?
Consider the following axioms and statements1. There are 4 basic operations of Arithmetic-addition, subtraction, multiplication and
division.
2. The addition and multiplication of consecutive integers tends towards infinity,
multiplication getting there faster than addition [1].
3. The division of consecutive integers tends towards zero.
4. The subtraction of consecutive integers tends towards negative infinity [2].
5. Newton’s third law of motion states that if a body exerts a force on a second body,
the second body exerts a force that is equal in magnitude and opposite in direction to the
first force. So, for every action there is always an equal and opposite. No force can occur
by itself
Mini Review
The Cognitive Training Quandary: 20 Years Summarized
Vladisauskas Melina and Goldin Andrea Paula*
DOI: 10.31031/COJRR.2021.03.000557
For the last 20 years, the plausibility to improve cognitive abilities by training has been a matter of
discussion in the Cognitive Neuroscience research field. With a large number of published papers
reaching opposite conclusions, the controversy seems to be far from over. Is cognitive training a powerful
equalizer for society? Or should we stop investing resources in its research, due to the lack of generalized
effects, as some scientists claim? In this mini review both sides of the debate are described and analyzed.
Final remarks include a personal opinion, based on our experience developing and implementing a free
cognitive training software proved successful to improve children’s cognition through video games
Mini Review
Synthesis and Application of C-Dot - The Material for the Future
In this mini review, we have tried to highlight various synthetic routes of carbon dot (C-dot) and their
applications. We have mentioned both top-down and bottom up approaches and substrate requirement for its synthesis and specific properties that the resultant C-dots is going to display. New age applications like energy harvesting and storage, coloured lighting etc. of C-dots are also stated in this review
Review Article
Effectiveness of Scapular Stabilization Exercises in Preventing Upper Limb Injuries in Overhead Athletes
Maruthy T, Mohammad Sheeba kauser*, Himabindu P and Subhasis Karmakar
DOI: 10.31031/OPROJ.2021.08.000686
A disturbance in scapulothoracic kinematics can cause negative biomechanic effects on the upper
extremity function. Alteration in scapular function can be the factor for upper extremity injuries. Purpose
of this study was to know the effectiveness of scapular muscle strengthening in overhead athletes in
decreasing the incidence of upper extremity injuries. A section of exercises aiming for the activation
and strengthening of scapular muscles was included in the daily regime of overhead athletes. Stretching
exercises were prescribed to balance the shoulder mobility. Overhead sports included in this study are
badminton, handball, volleyball and javelins throw. 94 elite athletes of the Andhra Pradesh state academy
were included in this study. Training hours varies for each sport; rate .....
Mini Review
Digital Industrial Revolution and an Index of Transaction Cost
DOI: 10.31031/NRS.2021.08.000678
Innovation of ICT has reformed economic as well as social systems. Large corporations that propel
the digital industrial revolution tend to perform systems of centralized governance. However, the new
industrial revolution brings reconstruction of stakeholders. It is essential to explore the structural
changes of stakeholders brought by the new industrial revolution. To achieve sustainability in
global communities we need to restore vital decentralized systems partially. This paper classifies the
stakeholders into inside, outside and external stakeholders and aims to obtain an efficient index of global
communication mechanism. To explore sustainable system, this paper proposes a theoretical approach
of integrated transaction cost. Investigation on transaction cost presents that digit.....
Research Article
Biomonitoring of Littoral Areas of Water Bodies using a Technological Device: A Remote Operated Vehicle (ROV)
DOI: 10.31031/NRS.2021.08.000677
Aquatic biomonitoring is an essential task to assess the quality of the environment, using direct
information provided by living organisms. In the present study, we described a new biomonitoring using
a Remote Operated Vehicle, which allows researchers to observe the littoral aquatic areas with little
disturbance to organisms. The technique was applied to a littoral area of Lake Como, Northern Italy, with
the aim of evaluating the use of new technological tool to obtain information on the species composition, as well as on the movement patterns of individual fish and benthic organisms during different periods of the year
Mini Review
Pediatric Conditions During COVID-19: A Brief Summary
DOI: 10.31031/RPN.2021.05.000624
COVID-19 pediatric conditions have been similar to those for adults, including medical,
neurological, sensory and psychological conditions, although they have typically been
less prevalent and severe in children and adolescents. The lesser severity in children and
adolescents may relate to their less mature viral receptors, less dysregulation of immune
responses, and a lesser incidence of pre-existing comorbid conditions. This brief review is
a summary of publications found on PubMed for 2019-2021 on the prevalence of infection,
neurological, sensory and psychological conditions in children during COVID-19. This is a fast
changing literature because of the increasing number of variants and prevalence of infection
Research Article
Comparison Between VMAT and IMRT in Remaining Volume at Risk for Large Volume Head and Neck Cancer Patients
Doaa Raafat Ali*, Amin El-Sayed Amin, Abdelsattar Mohamed Sallam and El-Sayed Mahmoud El-Sayed
DOI: 10.31031/NACS.2021.06.000626
Background: Radiation therapy for advanced head and neck cancer has developed from the ThreeDimensional Conformal Radiotherapy 3DCRT to intensity modulated radiation therapy IMRT and
Volumetric Modulated Arc Therapy VMAT. Remaining Volume at Risk RVR is clinically important in plan
evaluating process. RVR is useful for assisting and estimating the risk of late effects.
Aim: The aim of the present work is to compare dosimetric evaluation factors and dosimetric data
remaining volume at risk for both IMRT and VMAT in the treatment of large volume head and neck cancer
patients.
Patients and methods: Eleven retrospective patients with advanced head and neck tumors were selected
for the planning study. The patients’ treatments are planned by using the two different techniques (IMRT
and.....
Case Report
Paraneoplastic Pemphigus: Clinical Case Report and Oral Care Management
DOI: 10.31031/MRD.2021.06.000640
Introduction: Paraneoplastic pemphigus is a rare, autoimmune, vesiculobullous disease that affects
patients with neoplasia, usually lymphoma or chronic lymphocytic leukemia. It is a very serious condition
and related to high rates of morbidity and mortality.
Case report: A patient with a previous diagnosis of chronic lymphocytic leukemia, in disease progression,
reported the appearance of ulcers in the oral cavity, multiple bleeding skin lesions, severe pain and
persistent fever for 15 days, which started after the use of antibiotics. The clinical examination showed
involvement of the ocular, oral and urogenital mucosae, body, scalp, back and palms, with crusty, bleeding
and coalescent lesions. The dentistry team worked throughout the hospitalization period and oral care.
Conclusio.....
Mini Review
The New Trends in the Production of BioHydrogen
Elif Canpolat and Ayten Ozturk*
Photobiological hydrogen production is the most challenging research since the world’s energy demand
is increasing, fossil fuel resources are being reduced and the greenhouse that needs reduction of gas
emissions is increasing. Hydrogen gas is a clean and efficient energy carrier that produces zero emissions
and can be produced by managing renewable resources such as biomass and waste. Biological methods
of hydrogen production are preferable to chemical methods because of the possibility of using sunlight.
It is predicted that hydrogen gas will be effective not only in terms of being clean energy, but also in the
establishment of extra- terrestrial life. However, the eco-friendly bacteria used for this purpose belongs
to the non-sulfur photosynthetic bacteria such as Rhopseudomona.....
Research Article
Dendrometer Stem Monitoring of Tomato Plants Attacked by Whiteflies in Greenhouses
DOI: 10.31031/MCDA.2021.08.000700
Mexico is one of the largest producers of tomato and the first exporter in North America and greenhouse
tomatoes have to be grown without pesticides. Tomato plants are severely attacked by whiteflies that
suck their leaves for sap and transmit viruses. An experiment was carried out in a greenhouse at the
University campus and an insect net protected half of the transplanted tomatoes from insects. Whiteflies
(Trialeurodes vaporariorum) were identified in the other tomato plants grown in tezontle substrate
pots. Whitefly population was obtained by counting flies in upper leaves and with the use of a custom
made vibrator. Plastic covered plates only indicated whitefly presence, but 10-minute vibration and
leaf counting were similar. As the vibration increased to 15 minutes the number o.....
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