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Metaphor Research in the Design of Sports Meeting Opening Ceremony Performances

Li Li*, Xu Xin, Wang Jingyan, Mu Wei and Dong Hui

Research & Investigations in Sports Medicine - June, 2025

This article through the analysis of the big games opening ceremony performance in recent years, think: In the Games opening ceremony we can use metaphor in order to enhance theme in the future; We should understand body language in order to reflect value of metaphor; We should pay attention to the “point, line, face” and the formation of the alike in the design of information; Art decoration should be performance themes to reflect depth of themes.

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Assessment of the Authenticity and Detection of Fraud in Turmeric Powder from Local Markets in Yaoundé and Douala, Cameroon

Taty Brandy Perkwang, Fokwen Kellybright Enih, Tene Hippolyte Mouafo, Dama Benjamin and Wilfred Angie Abia*

Novel Techniques in Nutrition & Food Science - June, 2025

Turmeric (Curcuma longa) is widely used as a spice globally, in part, vulnerable to fraud due to its culinary and medicinal popularity. This study assessed the authenticity and associated fraud in turmeric powder from local markets in Yaoundé and Douala, Cameroon. Information on turmeric as well as knowledge on turmeric authenticity and fraud was gathered amongst turmeric sellers (through face-to-face) and consumers (through online) using structured questionnaires. Turmeric powder samples (N=103) were purchased from sellers (N=79) across local markets in Yaoundé and Douala. Authenticity assessment and fraud detection were performed using a microscopic and physicochemical techniques. Altogether, 79 sellers and 119 consumers responded to the questionnaires. The findings revealed that turme.....

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Advanced Methods Towards Functional Genomics & Medical Informatics: The Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Integrated Computing Perspectives

Zarif Bin Akhtar* and Ahmed Tajbiul Rawol

Trends in Telemedicine & E-health - June, 2025

The convergence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and enhanced computing has revolutionized functional genomics and medical science, enabling groundbreaking advancements in disease diagnosis, treatment and personalized medicine. AI-driven approaches, particularly Machine Learning (ML) and Deep Learning (DL), facilitate the rapid analysis of genomic data, unveiling critical genetic variations linked to complex diseases. Additionally, AI-powered predictive models improve drug discovery, biomarker identification and targeted therapeutic interventions. This investigation explores innovative methodologies integrating AI and computational techniques to enhance genomic research, focusing on their impact on clinical decision-making and translational medicine. Moreover, it discusses the ethical con.....

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The Integration of Electronics in Medical Engineering Applications

Awafung Emmanuel Adie*, Justin Atiang Beshel, Val Hyginus Udoka Eze, Pius Erheyovwe Bubu, Martin Abreka Eke, Christian Maduabuchi, Bilkisu Farouk and kibirige David

Research in Medical & Engineering Sciences - June, 2025

By improving patient monitoring systems, treatment alternatives, and diagnostic capabilities, medical engineering’s incorporation of electronics has revolutionized healthcare. The invention of the EKG, diagnostic imaging technologies, and robotic surgical systems are only a few of the noteworthy turning points in the history of electronic applications in medicine that are examined in this article. Through developments in wearable technology and telemedicine, the study highlights the vital role that electronic devices play in enhancing diagnostic precision, enabling remote patient monitoring, and enabling individualized therapy. The paper discusses the difficulties in putting these technologies into practice, such as legal restrictions and privacy issues. Lastly, it talks about the field.....

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Healthcare Digital Transformation: Generative AI (GenAI) Strategies & Challenges for Health & Wellness Applications

Joseph Tan* and Michael Dohan

Strategies in Accounting and Management - June, 2025

Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) harnesses Machine Learning (ML), Deep Learning (DL) and Natural Language Processing (NLP) technologies to perform increasingly complex cognitive tasks. Such tasks often involve answering general to more specific queries to aid the delivery of timely, expert-level advice. The field of GenAI is increasingly positioned among diverse industries, including but not limited to finance, accounting, management and more lately health care, not merely as a tool for automation, but also as a collaborator in professional decision-making. Its primary goal has evolved into reshaping how knowledge work may be restructured, recombined and applied to resolve key challenges while leveraging trending expertise. Historically, Artificial Intelligence (AI) encompassed a.....

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The Potential Sustainable Packaging Solutions: A Mini Review

Neeraj Dhariwal*, Preety Yadav and Vinod Kumar

Progress in Petrochemical Science - June, 2025

Petroleum-based polymers offer a wide range of applications in the packaging sector, including films, pouches, rigid containers, foamed containers, and food and medical packaging. Concerns about environmental impact, greenhouse gas emissions, rising oil prices, and disposal challenges are prompting academics to take action. The industry should create sustainable packaging. Biobased materials have received significant attention in recent years as promising alternatives for sustainable packaging. These biodegradable polymers represent a critical solution to artificial plastic-based polymers that are damaging the ecosystem and consume resources that are not sustainable. This mini review summarizes the current state of biobased packaging and explores future developments in sustainable and bi.....

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Tai Chi for Chronic Pain Management: An AIDriven Analysis

Robert W Mc Gee*

Developments in Anaesthetics & Pain Management - June, 2025

This study explores the efficacy of Tai Chi as a non-pharmacological intervention for chronic pain management and evaluates the utility of Grok 3, an Artificial Intelligence (AI) assistant, in synthesizing relevant medical research. By analyzing ten randomly selected studies from the PubMed database, the research identifies Tai Chi’s effectiveness in reducing pain intensity and improving function across conditions such as neck pain, lower back pain, knee osteoarthritis, and multisite pain in older adults. Key findings highlight Tai Chi’s comparability to physical therapy, its enhancement of psychological wellbeing, and the role of factors like postural awareness and patient expectations in optimizing outcomes. Grok 3 successfully summarized study content, demographics, methodologies an.....

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Evaluation of Stability of Precipitates under Irradiation in 316FR Steel Used as Fast Reactor Structural Material

Kodai Toyota*, Takashi Onizawa and Eiichi Wakai

Research & Development in Material Science - June, 2025

316FR steel, a modification of 316 austenitic stainless steel, will be used as a structural material in the sodium cooled fast reactor (SFR), one of the initiatives being developed in Japan to achieve carbon neutrality in order to combat global warming. To withstand the high-temperature operating environment of the SFR, the alloy design of the 316FR steel has been optimized to have high creep strength for a long time with controlled precipitation by optimizing the alloy composition. In order to clarify that 316FR steel can maintain its properties under the high temperature (around 550 °C) irradiation environment of the SFR, the authors mainly conducted in-situ observations under electron beam irradiation at high temperatures to investigate in detail the irradiation effects on the pr.....

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The Effect of Lycopene on Reducing the Risk of Prostate Cancer: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

Wanlapa Sakritthichai*, Charnsiri Segsarnviriya, Kittibhum Kawinchotpaisan, Piyameth Dilokthornsakul and Thunnawat Wattanaseth

Novel Techniques in Nutrition & Food Science - June, 2025

Background: Prostate cancer is a major cause of cancer-related death in men globally. Lycopene, a carotenoid found in tomatoes and related products, has strong antioxidant properties and may reduce prostate cancer risk. Methods: A systematic review and meta-analysis were conducted using PubMed, Scopus, Cochrane Library and ScienceDirect up to September 2024. Twenty-three observational studies involving 414,128 participants and 33,552 prostate cancer cases. Pooled odds ratios (ORs) and 95% confidence intervals (CIs) were calculated using random-and fixed-effects models.

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The Morphemes of Human Movement

Martin Puttke*

COJ Technical & Scientific Research - June, 2025

The frequency and uniformity of some deficiencies in the execution of movements lead to the conclusion that, irrespective of the technical complexity of the movement as a whole, only a few basic elements determine the quality of the execution. The biomechanical analysis of all (dance) technical elements for essential and constantly repeating components, shows that only a few basic “building blocks” can be filtered out. But these can be found in every movement, no matter how complicated, and determine its basic structure. Artistic and dynamic parameters are deliberately ignored for the time being. This meant no simple segmentation into individual elements of a movement, but rather through a kinematic analysis of the dance movement elements (ballet), a main function or sub functi.....

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Measurement problems in Drug Addiction and Quality of Life

Satyendra Nath Chakrabartty*

Psychology and Psychotherapy: Research Study - June, 2025

Scales used in Substance Use Disorder (SUD), Drug User Quality of Life Scale (DUQOL) are not comparable because of different number of dimensions covered, different number of items, different values of K, scoring methods, etc. giving rise to different unknown distributions of scale scores and score ranges. Moreover, such scales suffer from methodological limitations.

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Emotional Intelligence as a Cornerstone of Palliative Care: A Narrative Review

Lília Curopos

COJ Biomedical Science & Research - June, 2025

Introduction: Emotional Intelligence (EI) is recognized as a critical competency within palliative care, facilitating communication, ethical decision-making, and the reduction of emotional stress. Objective: This study aimed to explore and critically interpret the extant literature regarding the impact of EI in palliative care, underscoring its benefits for professionals, patients, and their families. Method: A narrative literature review was conducted, encompassing searches across the PubMed, Scopus, Web of Science, PsycINFO, CINAHL, SciELO, Bitstream, and YouPublisher databases, covering publications from 2000 to 2025. Quantitative, qualitative, and mixed-methods studies, alongside case studies and reviews addressing EI in the palliative care setting, were included. Results: The .....

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Computer-Assisted Electrocardiography

Božo Tomas*

Research in Medical & Engineering Sciences - June, 2025

Every heart activity can be observed as one heart action phenomenon which generates appropriate signals. Said signals can be recorded and displayed using certain devices. The biological medical phenomenon of the heart is a synergy of different activities of the heart. In the case of an ECG, the medical phenomenon that is displayed is the electrical activity of the heart. A graphic record of the movement of electrical potentials generated in the heart, i.e. electrocardiogram ECG, is one of the oldest diagnostic tools in cardiology. The ECG is a reliable marker for monitoring heart activity and is therefore an irreplaceable tool in the diagnosis s of heart diseases that can threaten the normal rhythm and work of the heart.

Opinion

From Likes to Loss: Social Media Use and College Student Mental Health

Jung-Hwan Kim*

Associative Journal of Health Sciences - June, 2025

According to the most recent global social media statistics [1], there are approximately 5.24 billion social media users worldwide, representing 64% of the global population. On average, individuals spend 2 hours and 21 minutes per day on social media platforms. When focusing specifically on college students, recent data reveal that approximately 98% of college students are active social media users [2], spending an average of 4.5 hours per day on platforms such as TikTok, Instagram, and Snapchat [2,3]. For this population, social media serves as a vital tool for social connection, entertainment, and information gathering, often driven by the fear of missing out (FOMO) [2]. These findings align with the results of my recent study, in which college students cited socializing, sharing exper.....

Review Article

ACS Prevention: “The Endothelial Way”

Tarun Kumar Saxena* and Bharat Saxena

Open Journal of Cardiology & Heart Diseases - June, 2025

ACS (Acute coronary syndrome) is characterized by sudden development of anginal symptoms in less than 24 hours. The healthy endothelium allows normal coronary blood flow due to its anti-thrombotic properties. This property can be used to prevent ACS. Endothelial dysfunction has pivotal role in development of ACS. ATP (Adenosine tri phosphate) mismatch in the endothelial cells is the primary reason for endothelial dysfunction. Increased basal sympathetic discharge & sudden change in BMR (basal metabolic rate) produces ATP mismatch. Increased basal sympathetic discharge results from mental exhaustion, stress & is associated with fast desynchronized rhythm(beta) in EEG. Normalization of basal sympathetic discharge by reducing mental work, adequate sleep & avoidance of exposure to sudde.....

Case Report

Biophoton Quantum Therapy Enabled Cancer Treatments to Reach their Utmost Goal of Cancer-Free

James Z Liu*, Angela D Ramirez, Katie Osborn, Laura Osborn, Audrey Ager and Helen Y Gu

Gerontology & Geriatrics Studies - June, 2025

Background: The utmost goal for any cancer therapy is to enable cancer patients to become cancer free. However, cancer treatments often entail debilitating side effects that impede patients’ ability to adhere to prescribed regimens, potentially compromising therapeutic success. Biophoton co-therapy has emerged as a solution aimed at mitigating these side effects, improving treatment tolerance and enhancing quality of life.

Research Article

Techno-Economics of a Solar-Hydrogen Fuel Cell Hybrid System for Sustainable Energy Integration: A Pilot Project on an Educational Institution Campus

Asit B Acharya* and Yash K Shah

Progress in Petrochemical Science - June, 2025

Adoption of dependable and sustainable power solutions is required due to the growing energy demands of educational institutions. This case study evaluates the technical performance, financial feasibility, and environmental impact of a solar-hydrogen fuel cell hybrid system as a pilot project for an educational institution campus. To provide a steady and clean power source, the suggested system combines fuel cells, hydrogen storage, an electrolyze, and solar Photovoltaic (PV) panels. Energy generation, hydrogen production, and overall system efficiency are all simulated using the System Advisor Model (SAM) in a techno-economic analysis. Cost-effectiveness in comparison to traditional grid energy is assessed using key financial criteria such Return On Investment (ROI), payback period, .....

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Fibres, Textiles and Clothing in a Globalized World with Tightening Environmental Demands

Dr. Paul Kiekens*

Trends in Textile Engineering & Fashion Technology - June, 2025

With about 125 billion kgs of textile fibres produced in 2024, a new record is established as far as amount of fibre material is concerned. This quantity results in 15.6kgs of fibres per capita for the year 2024. Extrapolating 125 billion kgs to the middle of the 21st century with an estimated 10 billion people comes to an expected 150 to likely 160 billion kgs of textile fibres to be generated or used as we may globally presume an increase in the standard of living, i.e. more wealth and so more consumption. Reuse, recycling may have an influence to fill the needs but will likely remain underachieving and more ingenuity through innovation and creativity is the real answer.

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Storage Root Yield and Yield Related Traits of Ten Cassava Varieties at Different Harvesting Age

Olasanmi B*

Modern Concepts & Developments in Agronomy - June, 2025

Cassava is the sixth most important crop in terms of global annual production and the most widely grown root crop in tropical Africa, Latin America and Asia. Researchers in most cases evaluate cassava for Storage Root Yield (SRY) at 12 Months After Planting (MAP) except on few occasions when earliness is the objective of the breeding program while farmers harvest when they desire with little knowledge on peak of root yield of the cassava cultivars. However, in Nigeria, the major cassava growing belt has rainfall for about 7-9 months. Hence, the objective of this study was to evaluate some cassava varieties for Storage Root Yield (SRY) and related traits at different harvesting ages. Ten cassava varieties commonly cultivated by Nigerian farmers were evaluated at 8, 10 and 12MAP for the trai.....

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Effects of School Menstrual Hygiene Management, Water and Sanitation Interventions on Girls’ Hygiene Knowledge, Services and Hygiene Practices: Lasta District, Amhara Region, Ethiopias

Fisseha Atale Andargie* and Tinuola Femi Rufus

COJ Reviews & Research - June, 2025

This study evaluated the effects of school-based Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM), water and sanitation (WASH) interventions on hygiene knowledge, access to services and hygiene practices among menstruating girls. Using a combination of cross-sectional and experimental designs, along with mixed methods, quantitative and qualitative, the research identified significant improvements across multiple domains.

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Initial Milestones of Covid-19 As Triggers for Effective and Safe Immunization Updates

Bernardo Montesanti Machado de Almeida, Marileia Scartezini, Caio Corsi Klosovski, Anita L R Saldanha, Ana Paula Pantoja Margeotto, André Luis Varela Gasparoto and Tania Leme da Rocha Martinez*

COJ Biomedical Science & Research - June, 2025

Due to the fact that there are still many projects regarding prevention and immunization to avoid new COVID-19 pandemia episodes the focus on data of the first years can provide new lines of investigation. This research presents weekly results of patients as to their tests, symptoms and immunization status. The results were registered pre and very early vaccination. They show the increase in all numbers as from the start of the pandemia. Due to this information the preventive programs have to be

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Modulation of TGF-β and FOXL2 Pathways by Genistein and Ethinyl Estradiol in Radiation- Induced Ovarian Toxicity in Wistar Rats

Ahmed SA*, Liju SM, Janet MB, Mark MR, Asim SK and Ehab MH

Perceptions in Reproductive Medicine - June, 2025

Radiotherapy has been identified as a causative factor contributing to Premature Ovarian Failure (PMOF). The primary objective of the present investigation is to assess the mitigative effects of Genistein (GEN) and ethinyl Estradiol (E2) on the reserve of ovarian follicles after exposure to γ-radiation. Female albino Wistar rats underwent irradiation with 3.4 gray (γ-rays) to induce PMOF, followed by a ten-day administration of either GEN [5mg/kg] or E2 [0.2mg/kg]. GEN demonstrated the preservation of anti-Müllerian hormone levels and exhibited antioxidant activity.

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Metaphor Research in the Design of Sports Meeting Opening Ceremony Performances

Assessment of the Authenticity and Detection of Fraud in Turmeric Powder from Local Markets in Yaoundé and Douala, Cameroon

Advanced Methods Towards Functional Genomics & Medical Informatics: The Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Integrated Computing Perspectives

The Integration of Electronics in Medical Engineering Applications

Healthcare Digital Transformation: Generative AI (GenAI) Strategies & Challenges for Health & Wellness Applications

The Potential Sustainable Packaging Solutions: A Mini Review

Tai Chi for Chronic Pain Management: An AIDriven Analysis

Evaluation of Stability of Precipitates under Irradiation in 316FR Steel Used as Fast Reactor Structural Material

The Effect of Lycopene on Reducing the Risk of Prostate Cancer: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

The Morphemes of Human Movement

Measurement problems in Drug Addiction and Quality of Life

Emotional Intelligence as a Cornerstone of Palliative Care: A Narrative Review

Computer-Assisted Electrocardiography

From Likes to Loss: Social Media Use and College Student Mental Health

ACS Prevention: “The Endothelial Way”

Biophoton Quantum Therapy Enabled Cancer Treatments to Reach their Utmost Goal of Cancer-Free

Techno-Economics of a Solar-Hydrogen Fuel Cell Hybrid System for Sustainable Energy Integration: A Pilot Project on an Educational Institution Campus

Fibres, Textiles and Clothing in a Globalized World with Tightening Environmental Demands

Storage Root Yield and Yield Related Traits of Ten Cassava Varieties at Different Harvesting Age

Effects of School Menstrual Hygiene Management, Water and Sanitation Interventions on Girls’ Hygiene Knowledge, Services and Hygiene Practices: Lasta District, Amhara Region, Ethiopias

Initial Milestones of Covid-19 As Triggers for Effective and Safe Immunization Updates

Modulation of TGF-β and FOXL2 Pathways by Genistein and Ethinyl Estradiol in Radiation- Induced Ovarian Toxicity in Wistar Rats

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