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Volume 11 Issue 2
COVID-19 WAR, Vaccines Versus Medicines
Per definition, vaccines are used as preventive and Medicines as therapeutic drugs to save the life of subjects, however. Against COVID-19 mutants still, there is no standard preventive and/or therapeutic approaches, globally [1-5]. Current research studies focused either on molecular or clinically changes of COVID-19 infection mechanism, trying to discover the cellular immune responses, which did not result in standard protocols, yet (January 2021). [..] READ MORE
The Relationship Between Clinical Response to Cranial Electric Stimulation and the Change in Bioimpedance in Migraine Patients
Background
Multi-electrode cranial electric stimulation (CES) with a new Biophysical Mind Technology (BMT) is a method for both non-invasive diagnosis (using 500 Microampere, 10Hz frequency, for 10msec) and for migraine treatment (using exposure with 100kHz frequency, 1.0mA and 250msec) introduced to scalp through each pair out of 276 EEG combinations of electrode montage in 10-20 EEG applications. [..] READ MORE
Status of Serum Electrolytes Based on Parity of Pregnancy
Background
Electrolytes are mineral ions that have the capacity to conduct electrical charges when dissolved in a solution like the blood. Its derangement during pregnancy is one of the most leading causes of foeto- maternal morbidity and mortality. [..] READ MORE
Study on the Awareness of the Risk Factors Causing Gastritis Among the University Students in Malaysia and the Role of Upper GI Endoscopy
Common cause of gastritis is due to the infection of Helicobacter Pylori infection producing the inflammation of the gastric mucosa. The other risk factors are medication, stress, radiation, bile reflux, consumption of spicy or starchy food, sedentary life and drinking alcohol and irregular meals. Gastritis is believed to be present in 30% to 50% of the population. [..] READ MORE
Isolation and Identification of Bacteria from Wound Infection from Patients Attending Orile-Agege and Ifako General Hospitals, Lagos State, Nigeria
Background
Infection caused by wounds has continued to be a problem in most hospitals where treatment of infection has become generally by observation.
Methods
The isolation and identification of bacteria associated with sepsis was carried out on 150 patients attending Orile–Agege and Ifako- Ijaiye, Lagos, Nigeria. Samples such as wound pus were collected with striates that has not been contaminated with bacteria. [..] READ MORE
Growth of Blended E-Learning Paradigms in Nursing and Health Sciences and the Student Experience: Insights From the Literature
Background
Blended e-learning is being increasingly used across major sectors of the educational environment including medicine, nursing and healthcare. This trend can be seen through the increase in scholarly articles and research on the subject. [..] READ MORE
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