The Origin of Natural Neurostimulation: A Narrative Review of Noninvasive Brain Stimulation Techniques
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The Origin of Natural Neurostimulation: A Narrative Review of Noninvasive Brain Stimulation TechniquesAbstract This narrative review of the literature on noninvasive brain stimulation techniques observes four neurostimulation domains: light therapy, photobiomodulation, a group of techniques within transcranial electric current and magnetic field stimulations, low-frequency sound stimulations, including vibroacoustic therapy, and rhythmic auditory stimulation [...] |
Factor Structure of Autism Symptoms in 5-6-Year-Old Children: Age PerspectiveAbstract The work identifies the factor structure of autism symptoms in older preschoolers to check their age dynamics. An Autism Marker Questionnaire containing 330 potential symptoms of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) was developed to be implemented as an online survey. 501 children were examined (371 with ASD) already classified by experts as a group of ASD [...] |
Frontal Migraine Surgery: Indications and ResultsAbstract Recent studies have identified that certain types of migraines, including frontal migraines, may be attributed to the irritation of specific extracranial nerves. This systematic review addresses the following questions: Which surgical techniques are most effective for chronic frontal migraines? How do combined surgical approaches compare to isolated [...] |
Evaluating the Efficacy of Action Observation Training in Improving Upper Limb Functionality in Children with Cerebral Palsy: A Scope ReviewAbstract This review evaluates the efficacy of Action Observation Training (AOT) in improving upper limb functionality in children with cerebral palsy (CP). Five studies were selected based on strict inclusion criteria, focusing on clinical interventions that assessed AOT's effects on upper limb motor skills in pediatric CP populations. Across these studies [...] |
Genetic Basis of Emotional Regulation: Integrative Analysis of Behavioral and Neurobiological Databy
Mykhailo Zhylin
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Viktoriia Mendelo
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Svitlana Bondarevych
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Yuliia Kokorina
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Andrii Tatianchykov
Abstract Emotional regulation (ER) is the process by which people change their physiology, expressions, and emotional experiences to operate in their daily lives. Deficits in emotion control may be connected to physical and mental health consequences. This review aims to identify genetic variants, understand neurobiological mechanisms, and explore behavioral [...] |
Effective Physiotherapy for Post-Concussion Recovery and Return to Sports: Narrative ReviewAbstract Traumatic brain injury (TBI) caused by direct or indirect forces is a prevalent issue in contact sports, leading to symptoms such as headaches, dizziness, nausea, and neck pain. These symptoms can have long-term consequences, including neurodegenerative diseases and mood disorders. This review fills an essential gap in the literature, as current studies [...] |
Gut Microbiota and Neuroinflammation: An Interconnected Nexus of Health and Neurodegenerative Diseaseby
Mega Obukohwo Oyovwi
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Gregory Joseph Uchechukwu
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Bolape Adeola Oyekanmi
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Emmanuel Igho Odokuma
and
Ugushida Thankgod Ogenma
Abstract The gut microbiota, a complex ecosystem of billions of microorganisms in the human digestive tract, plays a crucial role in maintaining health. Recent studies have highlighted a bidirectional communication pathway called the gut-brain axis between the gut and the brain. This communication is significantly influenced by gut microbiota and its interaction [...] |
The Development of Operational Model Integrating Digital Technologies into Public Mental Healthcare Services in NigeriaAbstract The availability and utilization of digital technologies can leverage the challenges of the sharp-depleting workforce due to the consistent migration of healthcare professionals (HCPs), the alarming ratio of the number of patients to HCPs, discretional use of digital technologies among HCPs in providing effective therapeutic interventions and mental [...] |
Relationship of Retroelements with Antiviral Proteins and Epigenetic Factors in Alzheimer's DiseaseAbstract Genetic factors such as allelic variants of the PSEN1, PSEN2, APP, and APOE genes play an important role in Alzheimer's disease development. Still, they cannot explain all cases of the disease and cannot form the basis for effective treatment methods for the pathology. Alzheimer's disease is the most common neurodegenerative disease, so identifying [...] |
The Relationship between Emotional Intelligence and Bullying in Adolescents: A Scoping ReviewAbstract Bullying is a serious problem among adolescents with broad negative impacts on psychological and social well-being. Factors that influence bullying are individual and environmental. Emotional intelligence has been identified as an essential factor influencing bullying behavior, but its relationship is not fully understood. This research aims to conduct [...] |
Predictive Effect of Eco-Anxiety and Climate Change Anxiety towards Mental Health Problems and Psychological Well-Being among EntrepreneursAbstract Entrepreneurs face massive challenges when attempting to create sustainable businesses in the current era. This juggling act leads to eco-anxiety and climate change anxiety, which mainly affect entrepreneurs by creating concerns and ruining creativity and progress. These issues contribute to individuals' mental health problems (MHP) and severely affect [...] |
Stuart Stress Adaptation and Nola Pender's Model on Mental Nursing Care of Patients Schizophrenia: Case StudyAbstract To describe the application of the Stuart Stress Adaptation and Nola Pender Models in mental nursing care for a patient with schizophrenia and risk of violent behavior. This research method used case studies. The sample is one patient with schizophrenia. Data collection is done through direct observation, interviews, and patient medical records. The [...] |
Effectiveness of Integrating Botulinum Toxin Type A with Rehabilitative Strategies for Managing Spastic Diplegia in Children: Scope Reviewby
Danilo Donati
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Giacomo Farì
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Federica Giorgi
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Vincenza Amoruso
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Valentina Boetto
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Riccardo Marvulli
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Laura Dell'Anna
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Andrea Bernetti
and
Roberto Tedeschi
Abstract This review examines the effectiveness of integrating botulinum toxin type A (BONT-A) with various rehabilitative strategies in treating spastic diplegia in children. The studies analyzed consistently demonstrate significant reductions in spasticity and improvements in gait when BONT-A is combined with interventions such as intensive physical therap [...] |
A Probiotic Mixture Decreases Neuropathy and Oxidative Stress Markers in Diabetic Ratsby
Mohammad Shabani
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Elham Hassanpour
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Fatemeh Aghighi
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Mojgan Mohammadifar
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Fereshteh Bahmani
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Sayyed Alireza Talaei
Abstract Diabetic neuropathy (DN) is a type of nerve damage caused by long-term hyperglycemia in diabetes mellitus (DM). The gut microbiota alters in DM. Therefore, improvement of the gut flora may affect neuropathic pain and oxidative biomarkers' responsiveness to the probiotic treatment. The present study aimed to assess the effects of probiotic supplementatio [...] |
Breaking Barriers: A Reliable Method for RNA Extraction in Zebrafish Neurodegenerative ResearchAbstract Zebrafish (Danio rerio) is a vertebrate with unique characteristics, making it an excellent biomedical research animal model. One research area involves investigating changes in gene expression during neurodegenerative processes, aging-related changes, and behavioral studies in zebrafish. To achieve this, high-quality and quantity RNA must be extracted [...] |
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 [...] |
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
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Igor Val Danilov
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Sandra Mihailova
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Enhancing Students’ Brain Development through Technology Use and Digital CharacteristicsAbstract In the present era of digitalization, technology plays a prominent role in relaxation and brain development (BD), specifically for university students. The present study explores the impact of technology use and digital characteristics (DC) in developing students' BD. We applied the quantitative methods; the study collected 328 samples from Egypt's [...] |
Recognizing the Role of ChatGPT in Decision-Making and Recognition of Mental Health Disorders among EntrepreneursAbstract Nowadays, mental health disorders have become a significant concern for everyone. There are diverse reasons emanating from the workplace, business, and everyday environment. Therefore, there is a current need to use technology to detect and review their symptoms and causes. Accordingly, in this study, the researcher attempted to recognize ChatGPT [...] |
Using Technologies to Promote Adaptive Responding and Reduce Challenging Behaviors in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder: A Selective Reviewby
Anna Passaro
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Antonio Zullo
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Mariacarla Di Gioia
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Mirella Dragone
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Khalida Akbar
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Fabrizio Stasolla
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Oxidative Stress in Cerebral Ischemia/Reperfusion Injuryby
Roberto Anaya-Fernández
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Roberto Anaya-Prado
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Michelle M. Anaya-Fernandez
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Miguel A. Guerrero-Palomera
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Ivan F. Garcia-Ramirez
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Daniel Gonzalez-Martinez
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Consuelo C. Azcona-Ramirez
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Citlalli S. Guerrero-Palomera
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Claudia Garcia-Perez
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Bernardo Tenorio-Gonzalez
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Jose E. Tenorio-Gonzalez
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Laisha F. Vargas-Ascencio
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Abraham I. Canseco-Villegas
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Gustavo Servin-Romero
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Allen R. Barragan-Arias
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Bruno Reyna-Rodriguez
Abstract Oxidative stress in cerebral ischemia/reperfusion injury (CIRI) involves reactive oxygen and nitrogen species (ROS and RNS). Despite efficient antioxidant pathways in the brain, hypoxia triggers the production of oxygen free radicals and downregulates ATP, which leads to oxidative stress. Sources of free radicals during CIRI include Ca2+-dependent en [...] |
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COVID-19 Impact on Substance Use (Tobacco, Alcohol, Cannabis) and Stress in Medical Studentsby
Mario Muselli
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Loreta Tobia
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Eleonora Cimino
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Carlo Confalone
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Martina Mancinelli
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Leila Fabiani
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Stefano Necozione
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Vincenza Cofini
Abstract The COVID-19 pandemic has led to unprecedented challenges globally, impacting various aspects of daily life, including education. This study examines the effects of the pandemic on stress levels and substance use among Italian medical students. Two independent surveys were conducted: 388 medical students were interviewed before the epidemic, and 222 [...] |
Efficacy of Motor Imagery in the Rehabilitation of Stroke Patients: A Scope Reviewby
Danilo Donati
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Giacomo Farì
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Federica Giorgi
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Riccardo Marvulli
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Francesco Quarta
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Andrea Bernetti
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Roberto Tedeschi
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