Highlights of Current Issue 2025 | Vol 03 | Issue 10
The neurodegenerative disease known as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) typically affects the motor system, while extra-motor symptoms are becoming more widely acknowl...
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Cancer continues to be a significant health challenge despite advancements in our understanding of its development and treatment methods. Managing cancer in clinical sett...
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The study of materials physical, chemical, and biological characteristics at the nanoscale is referred to as nanoscience. Materials with at least one dimension in the nan...
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Sumaq (Rhus coriaria) is a prominent spice with a rich history of use in Middle Eastern and Mediterranean cuisines, renowned for its tangy flavour and vibrant red hue. It...
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The assessment of health-related quality of life in elderly people is the main objective of the study. The validity of health-related quality of life as a measure of vari...
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Airborne microorganisms, including potentially pathogenic species, are widely present in the environment and require effective control measures. Traditional fumigation pr...
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Dragon fruit (Hylocereus spp.), also known as Pitaya, is a tropical cactus plant native to Central America, now widely cultivated in southeast Asia, including countries l...
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A layer of surfactant molecules at the boundary stabilises microemulsions, which are homogeneous, transparent, and thermodynamically stable mixtures of two immiscible liq...
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In recent years, research on the beneficial effects of winter cherry (Withania somnifera) for health, commonly called ashwagandha, has greatly increased. Studies show its...
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Worldwide, helminthic infections continue to be a significant public health concern, and the search for safer plant-derived substitutes has been fuelled by resistance to ...
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Cells are essential for treating diabetes because they can help damaged pancreatic tissue grow back and heal. In diabetes, particularly type 1, the insulin-producing ?-ce...
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Wound healing research has led to innovative biomedical approaches, enhancing treatment outcomes. Key strategies include ¹ ²: - Biomaterial-based approaches: Utilizing ...
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