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Volume 12 Issue 6
Platelets and RBCS Changes Underlie Cardiovascular Diseases, in the COVID-19 Era
Worldwide all countries are distressed from COVID-19 outbreaks, causing more than 260 million infections, and 5.3 million deaths (and counting). Globally compared, the US, Russia, and European countries have less than 20% population but are suffering from more than 50?ath cases (Dec-2021). [..] READ MORE
A Pseudo-Tumoral Form of Crohn’s Disease in an Elderly Patient
Crohn’s disease is a chronic inflammatory condition that affects the gastrointestinal tract. It is a rare disease in the elderly. It constitutes a heterogeneous group both in its clinical and progressive presentation. The pseudotumoral form remains exceptional. [..] READ MORE
Students’ Voices on Online Classes during COVID-19 Pandemic
This descriptive research involved a survey of undergraduate and graduate students in one of the medical colleges. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the researchers adopted a convenience sampling technique to select research participants. Data were collected using an online questionnaire that had Cronbach’s alpha value of .895. [..] READ MORE
Sustainability Defy: Life Quality Courses
The civilisation challenge entails our awareness of the current situations: over-depletion and overpollution, with entropy on the backdrop. The issue is odd belief, labelled as ‹anthropic principles›, when dealing with the ‹life and intelligence› earth’s singularities. Progress requires the notably complex scenarios of operation dualism, [..] READ MORE
Relevance of Primary Health Care to an Efficient Healthcare System
The impact of primary health care (PHC) which was established more than four decades ago is limited. In today’s world, where globalization and advanced technology are essential factors contributing to a shift in major health issues - from communicable diseases to chronic diseases - this is especially true. [..] READ MORE
Aortic Aneurysm: Insight into Potential Therapeutic Agents against the Disease
An aneurysm is localized dilatation of larger blood vessels as a result of regional weakening of the wall structure. Aortic aneurysm is an irreversible dilation of the aorta involving all the three wall layers: the inner elastic layer or intima, the middle or subendothelial connective tissue layer, and the external layer or adventitia. [..] READ MORE
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