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The Link Between Childhood Poverty and Metabolic Syndrome: An Indian Scenario

Swarup K Chakrabarti* and Dhrubajyoti Chattopadhyay

Journal of Biotechnology & Bioresearch

DOI: 10.31031/JBB.2023.05.000606

Acute poverty has a severe impact on children in India, where 30% of all children living in extreme poverty worldwide are born. The truth is that 36% of the world’s poorest children reside in South Asia, with India hosting 84 percent of this population. Besides, more than 45 million children in India are affected by the COVID-19 pandemic’s extreme poverty, which accounts for 30% of all children worldwide. Childhood poverty, which is frequently associated with accelerated aging, may have a significant impact on immune system function, which may lead to dysregulation of inflammatory processes in response to foreign substances and a change to unfavorable proinflammatory states. The term “Metabolic Syndrome” (MetS) describes a group of disorders, such as high blood pressure, hig.....

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An Easy and Practical Tool to Detect the Neurodevelopmental Status in the First Two Years of Life

Magda Di Renzo*, Elena Vanadia, Paolo Pace, Teresa Mazzone, Lidia Racinaro, Monica Rea and Alberto Villani

Research in Pediatrics & Neonatology

DOI: 10.31031/RPN.2023.08.000677

The main stages of neurodevelopment in the pediatric age are well defined and described in the main books of Pediatrics. In recent years, a significant increase in neurodevelopmental delays and disorders has been described in the pediatric literature. It is also well known that intercepting these situations early allows an early intervention, in many cases fundamental, thanks to an early diagnosis and to obtain the best desired results. In Italy all children have the right to free pediatric assistance thanks to the National Health System (SSN). Periodic check-ups (health reports) are foreseen and regulated from birth to 14 years of age. In this study we verified the usefulness of using specific questionnaires to evaluate neurodevelopment particularly in the first 2 years of life dur.....

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How Can We Develop a Standard Interface That Easily Integrates with HL7, Boosting EHR Interoperability?

Prosenjit Biswas*

COJ Nursing & Healthcare

DOI: 10.31031/COJNH.2023.08.000692

Background: It appears that a systematic strategy that includes the basic underpinnings of health care, from systems and technologies to clinical understanding and workflow processes, is required to achieve the next great leap in improving quality and safety. To make meaningful progress, health-care systems integration is essential. However, to provide interoperability in EHR, systems must support all versions of HL7. Software companies and healthcare organizations are still having trouble integrating HL7 with multiple interfaces. Thus, a standard interface or platform is required that easily integrates with HL7 boosting EHR interoperability. Methods: Basic Modelling Interface (BMI) interoperability standards will be the focus of this research. The research plan proposes a qualitat.....

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Promote Low-Carbon Rice Technology to Reduce Methane Emissions from Paddy Fields

Huyi He* and Long-Fei He

Modern Concepts & Developments in Agronomy

DOI: 10.31031/MCDA.2023.13.000811

Methane produce by paddy fields is the most important sources of agricultural activities. Reducing methane emission from rice fields is of great significance for reducing and controlling methane in China. This paper summarizes some achievements in China’s methane emission reduction work in recent years, analyzes the main reasons why the progress of methane emission reduction in paddy fields is slow, and puts forward the countermeasures for reducing methane emissions from paddy fields.

Mini Review

Recent Progress in Ferromagnetism of TwoDimensional Materials

Julienne Impundu, Tariq Abbas, Balla Diop Ngom* and Sabir Hussain*

Peer Review Journal of Solar & Photoenergy Systems

Two-dimensional (2D) materials are appealing for nanoelectronics due to their distinct physical characteristics and ultimate thickness dimension. Using these nanomaterials will be advantageous for many developing spintronic device designs and provide a more incredible method for controlling spin. Spintronics holds promise for the future of information technology, potentially replacing silicon-based complementary metal-oxide semiconductors that rely on charge manipulation. Still under investigation is the quest for discovering 2D materials with ferromagnetic properties, capable of generating, detecting, and controlling spin behavior. So, we are writing this mini-review to provide a concise summary of the recent advancements made in the field of ferromagnetism. Here we will summarize to .....

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The Essential of the Solubility for Drug Action

Thet Htwe Aung*

Novel Research in Sciences

DOI: 10.31031/NRS.2023.15.000859

Solubility is one of the most important properties in drug discovery and it can affect many research areas regarding biological activity, in vivo efficacy, toxicity testing, pharmacokinetics, and formulation [1]. The solubility of a compound is based on its structural and conditions of solution such as hydrogen bonding, lipophilicity, molecular volume, ionizability, etc [2]. Neutral organic compounds tend to be hydrophobic; that is, they are less soluble in water than in organic solvents with the exception of organic compounds that contain ionizable groups as well as low molecular weight alcohols, amines, and carboxylic acids where hydrogen bonding occurs

Research Article

Microclimate Variability Under Forest Canopies Along an Altitudinal Gradient in Western Himalaya

Pradeep Singh* and GCS Negi

Environmental Analysis & Ecology Studies

DOI: 10.31031/EAES.2023.11.000765

It is well known that forest microclimates contrast strongly with the climate outside forests. We studied microclimate (air temperature, air humidity, soil temperature and soil moisture) beneath the forest canopies of four dominant forest types along an altitudinal gradient (300-2200masl) in Central Himalaya. Microclimatic conditions across the under canopy of the four forests varied significantly. In the study area May was the warmest month (mean across the under canopy of four study sites=29.1 °C) and January was the coldest month (mean=11.0 °C), with mean annual temperature of 22.9 °C. The under-canopy temperature was found to be about 4 °C lower than the mean atmospheric temperature (27.0 °C) reported in the study area. With respect to air temperature the south aspects were sli.....

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Evaluating Dynamics of Ecosystem Service Value in Response to Land use/Land cover Changes in the Southern highland of Ethiopia

Eshetu Yirsaw* and Wondifraw Nigussie

Environmental Analysis & Ecology Studies

DOI: 10.31031/EAES.2023.11.000766

This study assessed changes in the Ecosystem Services Value (ESV) due to changes in Land Use/Land Cover (LULC) during the period 1988-2019 in the Gedeo highlands of Ethiopia. Moderate-resolution Landsat images for 1988, 2003, and 2019 were obtained and analyzed using a pixel-based supervised image classification with a maximum likelihood algorithm for mapping and assessing the LULC changes. The ESVs were estimated based on the benefit transfer approach using adopted global value coefficients and modified local value coefficients. The results revealed that agroforestry, wetland, and forestland that have vital ecological values decreased, while other LULC with less ecological values, such as built-up area, cropland, and grassland, increased throughout the study period. Besides, the resul.....

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Building a Framework to Curb the Rising Colistin Resistance Among Gram-Negative Bacteria from Wastewater

Mutuku Christopher*

Gastroenterology: Medicine & Research

DOI: 10.31031/GMR.2023.07.000669

Wastewater from various sources, households, hospitals, veterinary and animal husbandry as well as pharmaceutical factories is a reservoir of an array of antimicrobial compounds and multi-resistant bacteria (MDR). The global increase of MDR and Extra-Drug Resistant (XDR) Gram-negative bacteria especially Enterobacterales in human medicine has led to the reintroduction of colistin as last-resort antibiotic. Colistin is the only salvage therapy especially in case of carbapenemase-producing strains among multi-resistant Gram-negative bacterial species. Although there is no available data in the recent past on the content of colistin residues in wastewater, there exists numerous scientific reports on colistin resistance among Gram-negative bacteria, more so among the members of the orde.....

Research Article

Effects of Different Light Spectrums on Kailan (Brassica Oleraceae Var. Alboglabra) Growth in Hydroponics (NFT)

Shanmugavadivu Ramasamy*, Kit Lun Chan, Kay Yee Tan, Ganapathy Rajaseger, Mar Cho Khin and Kadamb Patel

Novel Research in Sciences

DOI: 10.31031/NRS.2023.15.000858

In densely populated cities like Singapore, ensuring a stable supply of nutritious food is a growing concern. With limited land availability for traditional farming methods, the need for high-tech urban farming has become evident. Indoor farming offers a promising solution to address food insecurity and meet the rising demand for locally sourced produce. Currently, local farming in Singapore contributes only 10% of the leafy vegetables consumed, highlighting the urgency to increase this percentage to 30% within the next decade [1]. To achieve this ambitious goal, the implementation of controlled indoor farming is essential. However, indoor farming requires a reliable and uniform source of light, not only for food production but also to induce proper morphogenesis in plants

Mini Review

Mini Review of New Sorbents in Solid Phase Extraction for Environmental Samples

Hassen Khazri*, Malika Trabelsi-Ayadi and Ibtissem Ghorbel-Abid

Environmental Analysis & Ecology Studies

DOI: 10.31031/EAES.2023.11.000764

Emerging Contaminants (EC) are found to exert significant impacts on the human ecosystem, at low or trace-level concentrations. To meet the demand for their quantitation in diverse environmental media, the use of preconcentration approaches (such as solid phase extraction) can help significantly upgrade both procedural efficiency and sensitivity. Bio Adsorbents (BA) are realized as excellent candidates for proper sorbents because of their porous structural and surface properties with noticeably enhanced sorption capability towards contaminants. This mini review explores the use of various bio adsorbents [1] (Clay, Pine bark and cuttle bone), as potential sorbents for analytical applications. In this mini review, the distinctive features of BA-based sorptive extraction techniques are examin.....

Review Article

Prospectus of Wheat (Triticum Aestivum L.) Farming in Kashmir Region of Northwestern Himalayas

Razia Gull, M Anwar Bhat*, IA Jehangir, Tahir A Sheikh, Waseem Raja and Sadaf Iqbal

Modern Concepts & Developments in Agronomy

DOI: 10.31031/MCDA.2023.13.000810

Cereal production round the globe is vital for meeting the food requirement of increasing human population. Among cereals wheat is of paramount importance, playing a significant role in safeguarding food security in the South Asian region. It accounts for nearly one-third of the total food grain production in India. In the union territory of Jammu and Kashmir, the growing of wheat holds immense promise, as the region exhibits diverse regional patterns and significant potential for its growth. The study explores the climatic suitability and identifies recommended wheat varieties that thrive well in the region. While the agrarian landscape offers promising opportunities, several major constraints hinder optimal wheat production. However, through the implementation of strategic approac.....

Review Article Fashion

Review Study on Women’s Costumes & Knowledge 20th and 21st Centuries

Ushma Saini, Ramratan Guru* and Priyanka Yadav

Trends in Textile Engineering & Fashion Technology

DOI: 10.31031/TTEFT.2023.09.000710

All around the world and in all climatic zones, clothes and textiles have been an important part of society since the dawn of time. People naturally used whatever was available to them. Textile and costume design evolved over time as artists added fabric and apparel. For traditional dress, the materials used, the colours used, the patterns utilized, and the way they are draped have all changed. The research paper focuses on how conventional clothes evolved during the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, as well as how postmodernism affected art, culture and fashion. One of the key issues of the twenty-first century is the development of practical models to capture, preserve, and transfer to future generations old knowledge systems and values. In the 20th and 21st centuries, the wor.....

Research Article

Content-Based Natural Images Retrieval using Curvature Histogram Shape Feature

Farnaz Gholipour and Hossein Ebrahimnezhad*

COJ Electronics & Communications

DOI: 10.31031/ COJEC.2023.02.000549

Content-Based Image Retrieval (CBIR) is a technique of recovering images from a database. In CBIR, a user identifies a query image and acquires the images in the dataset like to the query image. To find the most similar images, CBIR matches the content of the input image to the dataset images. In this paper, a new method has been presented for indexing and retrieving by means of shape feature.

Short Communication

Study of Plant Biodiversity in the Sheikh Badr Region of Tartous Governorate, Syria

Lina M Alnaddaf*, Hala H Ahmad, Rawan H Hamoud, Ali H Hassan and Reem H Sulieman

Modern Concepts & Developments in Agronomy

DOI: 10.31031/MCDA.2023.13.000809

The Syrian Arab Republic is characterized by great geographic, climatic and environmental differences. It has high mountains, plateaus and plains, as well as valleys and wetlands. The study was conducted in the villages of the Sheikh Badr region of Tartous Governorate, which is 35km away from the center of the governorate, during the period between February 2023 and May 2023. The research centered on the villages of bromana almsheikh (Alsawrani-Mujabar-Jubat Mujabar-Alzaefaraniu) with the aim of listing the most common wild plants in the region. The results showed that 27 plant species belonging to 16 plant families were identified, of which 20 are common and 5 are rare. In addition to the existence of two species: Triticum monococcum- Origanum syriacum threatened with extinction. T.....

Perspective

Transforming your Dental Clinic into an Eco- Responsible Clinic: A Guide to Sustainable Practices

Amir Charter*

Modern Research in Dentistry

DOI: 10.31031/MRD.2023.08.000677

The Dental industry has a significant impact on the environment, with the use of disposable products, chemicals, and energy consumption contributing to waste and pollution. However, dental clinics can play a crucial role in reducing their ecological footprint by adopting eco-friendly practices. This article provides a comprehensive guide on how to transform your dental clinic into an eco-responsible clinic, including six references, a discussion paragraph, and a conclusion with five easy steps.

Research Article

The Need to Improve the Notification of Infectious Disease Systems in the UK–A Comparison of Four OECD Countries

Bongkyu Shin*, Nadia Inglis and Steven Montgomery-Laird

Trends in Telemedicine & E-health

DOI: 10.31031/TTEH.2023.04.000593

Reporting notifiable diseases is one of the keystones of modern disease surveillance and public health policy making. The key requirements to achieve such coming from regular, accurate, and complete reporting data. This, however, does not happen to the high rate of reporting as it should, resulting in incomplete data and thus reducing the effectivity of disease surveillance for the purpose of public health in the UK/England. A literature review was performed for the purpose of a) Analyzing if other countries similar to the UK/England also under-report notifiable diseases and b) Analyse if there are any traits which may be benchmarked in the UK/England to improve on the completeness of reporting of notifiable diseases. The papers returned from our searches showed that; a) Under-reportin.....

Short Communication

Our Experience in Removing Foreign Bodies from the Esophagus in Children

Mehmet Sarıkaya* and Fatma Ozcan Sıkı

Surgical Medicine Open Access Journal

DOI: 10.31031/SMOAJ.2023.05.000616

Ingestion of Foreign Bodies (FB) is a prevalent problem among children of all ages worldwide. That’s why 80% of foreign body ingestion cases are children [1]. Babies and toddlers want to put just about anything in their mouths and eat it. The majority of Esophageal Foreign Bodies (EFB) in children occur in children between the ages of six months and six years, which, if not treated in time, can be life-threatening [2,3].

Opinion

Use of By-Products of Volcanic Materials in Italy: A Ceramic Case

Maggi Bruno*

Aspects in Mining & Mineral Science

DOI: 10.31031/AMMS.2023.12.000776

In Italy, as in all countries producing industrial minerals, even significant quantities of waste products are accumulated in the production sites, which therefore do not respond to the characteristics of merchant minerals. Since the beginning of my activity in the mining sector I have been involved in finding applications for these by-products as well, which are in any case subject to the same production costs as the so-called commercial products and, moreover, often represent a problem that is solved by landfill disposal, thus adding other operating costs to the mining activity. With the arrival of the issue of the circular economy, the problem of mining waste has officially entered the vocabulary of European and national community projects.

Opinion

Radiation-Induced Effects in Corundum

Harutyunyan VV* and Hovanessian AH

Research & Development in Material Science

DOI: 10.31031/RDMS.2023.19.000963

Aluminum oxide crystals, 𝛼-Al2O3, also called corundum, are of great scientific and practical importance due to their exclusive properties, namely, high hardness, refractoriness, chemical and radiation resistance, low electrical conductivity and high optical transparency in wide spectral range. Due to excellent radiation resistance and availability of highly developed growth technology for large-sized single crystals, corundum is widely applied in optoelectronics, thermonuclear reactors, as scintillation detectors, containers of hazardous materials, etc. [1-3]. Besides, luminescent properties of the material are extensively used in medicine and astronomical dosimetry. The increased radiation resistance of corundum crystals is of permanent interest in respect of the formation mechanisms .....

Review Article

Shoulder Pathology on Magnetic Resonance Imaging in Asymptomatic Athletes: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

Connie Hsu*, Hye-Chang Rhim, Timothy Genovese, Jane Ha, Sean Schowalter, Kevin Vu, Bryan Le and Joanne Borg-Stein

Examines in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation

DOI: 10.31031/EPMR.2023.04.000590

19 studies with a total of 569 shoulders that underwent MRI analysis were included. The primary outcome of the study was the pooled frequency of shoulder pathology (rotator cuff, biceps, subacromial bursa, labrum, Acromioclavicular (AC) joint, humerus) on MRI. The overall pooled frequency estimate of shoulder pathology is as listed: Rotator cuff pathology at 46% (CI 26% to 67%), biceps tendon pathology at 5% (CI 1% to 19%), subacromial pathology at 53% (CI 29% to 76%), labral pathology at 29% (CI 14% to 52%), AC joint pathology at 28% (CI 14% to 48%), and humeral head pathology at 46% (CI 31% to 62%). From our random effects model subgroup analysis, athletes participating in overhead sport and elite athletes demonstrated higher frequency of shoulder pathology overall.

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The Link Between Childhood Poverty and Metabolic Syndrome: An Indian Scenario

An Easy and Practical Tool to Detect the Neurodevelopmental Status in the First Two Years of Life

How Can We Develop a Standard Interface That Easily Integrates with HL7, Boosting EHR Interoperability?

Promote Low-Carbon Rice Technology to Reduce Methane Emissions from Paddy Fields

Recent Progress in Ferromagnetism of TwoDimensional Materials

The Essential of the Solubility for Drug Action

Microclimate Variability Under Forest Canopies Along an Altitudinal Gradient in Western Himalaya

Evaluating Dynamics of Ecosystem Service Value in Response to Land use/Land cover Changes in the Southern highland of Ethiopia

Building a Framework to Curb the Rising Colistin Resistance Among Gram-Negative Bacteria from Wastewater

Effects of Different Light Spectrums on Kailan (Brassica Oleraceae Var. Alboglabra) Growth in Hydroponics (NFT)

Mini Review of New Sorbents in Solid Phase Extraction for Environmental Samples

Prospectus of Wheat (Triticum Aestivum L.) Farming in Kashmir Region of Northwestern Himalayas

Review Study on Women’s Costumes & Knowledge 20th and 21st Centuries

Content-Based Natural Images Retrieval using Curvature Histogram Shape Feature

Study of Plant Biodiversity in the Sheikh Badr Region of Tartous Governorate, Syria

Transforming your Dental Clinic into an Eco- Responsible Clinic: A Guide to Sustainable Practices

The Need to Improve the Notification of Infectious Disease Systems in the UK–A Comparison of Four OECD Countries

Our Experience in Removing Foreign Bodies from the Esophagus in Children

Use of By-Products of Volcanic Materials in Italy: A Ceramic Case

Radiation-Induced Effects in Corundum

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