Long-Term Effects of Auricular Medicine – A Key to the Future of Preventive Medicine?Abstract Auricular medicine, based on the concept that the ear reflects the entire body, has gained recognition for treating various conditions through targeted acupuncture. Despite documented short-term benefits, such as pain relief and nervous system regulation, research into its long-term effects is limited. This editorial discusses the need for further long [...] |
Exploring the Opportunities and Barriers of Implementing the Health Focused Physical Therapy ModelAbstract The Health-Focused Physical Therapy Model integrates lifestyle behavior management into physical therapy practice using a standardized care model and motivational patient interviewing. The purpose of this study was to identify the perceived opportunities and barriers physical therapists, physical therapist assistants, and rehab administrators may face [...] |
Clinical Features, Genetic Landscape and Management of Behçet's Syndrome: A Comprehensive Reviewby
Edoardo Masiello
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Sebastiano Caruso
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Salvatore Lavalle
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Roberta Foti
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Caterina Gagliano
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Ignazio La Mantia
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Salvatore Giuseppe Cocuzza
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Luigi La Via
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Federica Maria Parisi
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Christian Calvo-Henriquez
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Miguel Mayo-Yanez
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Jerome R. Lechien
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Claudia Di Napoli
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Antonino Maniaci
Abstract Behçet's syndrome is a systemic inflammatory disorder of unknown origin, presenting with diverse symptoms such as recurrent oral and genital ulcers, skin lesions, and uveitis, and can impact multiple organ systems. Diagnosis relies primarily on clinical evaluation due to the lack of specific diagnostic tests. Management requires a multidisciplinar [...] |
Mental Hindrances and Entrepreneurial Supports towards Psychological Wellbeing among EntrepreneursAbstract University entrepreneurs' psychological wellbeing (PWB) is a gigantic problem that substantially affects their academic performance, health, innovative capabilities, and more comprehensive societal contributions. In this study, we examine mental hindrances, such as stress, anxiety and depression and entrepreneurship-related constructs, such as entrepren [...] |
Olanzapine-Induced Hypothermia: A Case Report in an Elderly Black Male Patient Diagnosed with Bipolar 1 Type DisorderAbstract There are few reports that describe incidence of hypothermia in patients treated with olanzapine. We report a case of an elderly 83-year-old black male, readmitted to the state psychiatric hospital December 2023 due to psychiatric exacerbation after 6 months of successful discharge to community, who experienced a fall and profound hypothermia with brad [...] |
Compassion Focused Therapy for an Older Adult with Complex Emotional Needs: A Case Study and Considerations for Practiceby
Melissa Stock
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Catriona Craig
Abstract ‘Personality disorders’ (referred to as complex emotional needs in this report) are common in older adults. Yet they are often under-recognised which impacts access to appropriate care pathways. Once in services, older adults lack the same access to specialist mental health care as adults, and the evidence base in older adults with complex emotional [...] |
An Interview with Professor Gerhard Litscher: “How High-Tech and Digitalization Are Revolutionizing the Future of Acupuncture”by
Ellen Zhang
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Gerhard Litscher
Abstract In this interview Professor Gerhard Litscher discusses how new technologies like laser acupuncture and electroacupuncture, artificial intelligence (AI), and robotics are revolutionizing acupuncture by enhancing precision and personalization. He emphasizes the potential for digital tools to improve treatment outcomes and training while maintaining the [...] |
Nutrition for Healing Acute and Chronic Wounds: Current Practice, Recent Research Findings, and Insights for Improving CareAbstract Wound prevalence is increasing as the global population ages. Older adults are at risk of wounds from falling and from other medical conditions that contribute to wound development and slowed healing (e.g., diabetes, cancer, chronic infections); they often experience health conditions that necessitate surgery and therefore post-surgical healing. Poor [...] |
Conference Report: Leveraging the Global Malnutrition Composite Score for Quality Improvement, Health Equity, and Better Patient OutcomesAbstract Effective January 2024, the United States Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) for the first time has included a nutrition-focused quality measure in the Hospital Inpatient Prospective Payment System (IPPS) Inpatient Quality Reporting (IQR) Program: the Global Malnutrition Composite Score (GMCS). The GMCS is an electronic clinical quality [...] |
Illuminate Resection Pathways with Fluorescence Guidance in Glioma Surgery: Case Reports and Systematic Reviewby
Manuel De Jesus Encarnacion Ramirez
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Nikolay Konovalov
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Stanislav Kaprovoy
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Gennady Chmutin
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Geovany Venegas Cerna
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Renat Nurmukhametov
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Andreina Rosario Rosario
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Kalin Ivan Yakovlevich
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Jesus Lafuente
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Eric Suero Molina
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Nicola Montemurro
Abstract Gliomas are the most common brain tumor in adults, with a poor prognosis despite intensive treatments. Complete surgical resection is difficult due to its infiltrative growth, but aggressive surgery improves outcomes. Fluorescence-guided surgery (FGS) is used to distinguish tumor tissue during surgery. 5-Aminolevulinic Acid (5-ALA) is a crucial fluoresc [...] |
Exploring the Use of Purple Corn Cob Flour as a New Fiber Source in Pan Bread Improved by Commercial Hemicellulasesby
Glauce Kelly Silva do Nascimento
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Tatiane Monteiro dos Santos
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Irene Andressa
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Vivian Machado Benassi
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Nathalia de Andrade Neves
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Marcio Schmiele
Abstract Bread stands out for its versatility and accessibility, appealing to individuals across various ages and social classes. Consequently, it presents an attractive opportunity for incorporating ingredients that offer health benefits to consumers. In this context, the current study aimed to evaluate the technological properties of sandwich bread (specific [...] |
Are Children in Foster Care Settings More Likely to Display Challenging Behavior on Specific Days of the Week?Abstract Previous studies have shown that the use of a three-color (red, yellow, and green) rating system of child behaviors by caregivers can help facilitate deprescribing of psychotropic medications in foster youth. Using a similar three-color rating system within a state-funded project, we assessed whether there was a day of the week when 48 foster youth [...] |
Molecular Marker Applications in the Selection of Elite Genotypes for Plant Stress Tolerance and Genetic FidelityAbstract Molecular markers play a crucial role in accelerating crop production for sustainable agriculture by identifying resistant traits and enhancing genetic diversity. In this review, we examine the impact of the molecular markers on advancing our understanding of stress tolerance mechanisms in plants, addressing the pressing imperative to bolster global [...] |
Unique Female Patient with de novo 6q22.31q27 Duplication and Xq28 Deletion: Case Report and Brief Literature Reviewby
Lamiae Afif
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Zhour El Amrani
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Aziza Sbiti
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Ilham Ratbi
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Imane Cherkaoui Jaouad
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Youssef El Kadiri
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Thomas Liehr
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Abdelaziz Sefiani
and
Abdelhafid Natiq
Abstract 6q22.31q27 duplication and Xq28 deletion lead to two specific different rare chromosomal disorders. Partial trisomy 6q22.31q27 is a recognizable syndrome with a distinctive phenotype, and the most common finding in girls with Xqter deletions has been premature ovarian failure (POF) and secondary amenorrhea. To our knowledge, neither abnormality in one [...] |
Current and Future Applications of Machine Perfusion and Other Dynamic Preservation Strategies in Liver TransplantationAbstract Machine perfusion (MP) techniques, which simulate physiological conditions to allow for the assessment and preservation of organ viability, are currently applied in various solid organ transplantation fields. Owing to the growing demand for liver transplants and the scarcity of available donor livers, MP offers a practical solution for recovering high [...] |
Nanomedicine: Pioneering a New Frontier in Neuro-OphthalmologyAbstract Nanotechnology is one of the most promising fields of study, and it represents a pioneering leap in science and technology by the precise control over materials at the atomic and molecular level. This transformation affects numerous aspects of modern human life, including medicine, healthcare, electronics, computing, and energy storage. Nanotechnolog [...] |
The Origin of Social Skills: Manipulating Shared Intentionality in Bioengineering Systems for Empathy Trainingby
Igor Val Danilov
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Sandra Mihailova
Abstract This pilot study (N = 28) aims to develop universal computer-aided empathy training. The experiment tests a research design of manipulating behavior in subjects toward non-affective cues in a bioengineering system. The study implements the Mother-Fetus Neurocognitive Model to involve subjects in subliminal cognitive collaboration with confederates, [...] |
Exploring Older Adults' Perceptions of Stair Hazards and an m-health Fall Prevention App: A Focus Group StudyAbstract Older adults are disproportionately susceptible to hospitalizations and fatalities due to stair-related falls. While many intrinsic risk factors, such as mobility and vision, may increase the likelihood of falls on stairs, features of the stairs that increase the risk of falls are understudied. This study aimed to capture older adults’ perspectives [...] |
Grid-Connected Photovoltaic System for Generating Energy to Dairy Farm ActivitiesAbstract Minas Gerais is the leading milk-producing state in Brazil, and many dairy activities are supplied with electricity by the cable aerial network of the electrical energy state company. Given that the Brazilian energy matrix relies primarily on hydroelectric power, studies on the potential of other renewable energy sources in the context of dairy farms [...] |
Obtaining of WC–Co- and WC–TiC–Co-Based Ultradispersive Alloys Modified with B4C–TiB2 QuasieuteticAbstract Tungsten carbide WC-based materials characterized by high hardness and wear resistance have long been widely used in manufacturing cutting and mining tools. They are alloyed or modified with different ceramic phases to improve operational characteristics further. There are obtained the hard tungsten carbide–cobalt WC–Co and tungsten carbide–titani [...] |
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