Volume 3 Issue 1
- Review Article
The impact of love and hate on the public health of individuals
Aeshah Hamdan Almutairi; Anas Dablool*; Modawy Elnour; Nayef Shabbab Almutairi; Meshari Almalki; Sarah Rashed AL-Malki; Zaina Masoud AL-Qahtani; Ruba Abdualaziz AL-Barakti; Jana Hasan AL-Thalabi
This study explores the significant impact of love and hate on public health, focusing on their psychological and physical dimensions. It examines how these powerful emotions influence mental well-being, stress levels, and overall health outcomes. ....
- Short Commentary
Early detection of HIV infection in Africa: Role of community pharmacists
Opara Franklyn C; Durojaye Aishat B*
Acute Retroviral Syndrome (ARS) also called acute HIV infection is the earliest stage of HIV infection which typically occurs within fourteen to twenty-eight days after an individual becomes infected with HIV. However, patients in the acute stage of the disease rarely get tested or visit HIV clinics, which is a significant contributing factor to the frequently missed diagnosis of such patients. ....
- Research Article
Climate, war conflict and social burden for food and nutritional security in Mali: Impact of local aid efforts
Omar Dao; Bonkana Maiga; Mohamed Bilal Aldjou; Gina Marin; Cloe Marin; Danini Marin; Gustavo H Marin*
Food insecurity grow in the shadow of social deferment, climate change and war conflicts, all variables that converge in Mali. To determinate food security status & impact of local aid in Mali`s, we performed the present study. ....
- Research Article
The implications of random antibiotic use on the emergence of hospital-acquired infections in the neonatal unit, Brother Rahmani hospital, Algeria: A case-control study
Benselama Ahmed Yassine*; Benselama Naila Fatima Zohra; Chouiref Malek Imane
Overreliance on the use of antibiotics results in the development of Hospital-Acquired Infections (HAIs) which are concerning issues for Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICUs). The purpose of this research study was to analyse the impact of indiscriminate antibiotic administrating practices on the incidence of HAIs in the neonatal unit of Brother Rahmani Hospital, Algeria. ....
- Research Article
Assessment of haematocrit and serum ferritin levels of Calabar healthy adult residents
Grace Igebu*; EA Asemota; Olasehinde Olusanya
Understanding the relationship between Packed Cell Volume (PCV) and serum ferritin levels is essential for evaluating iron status and overall health, particularly in young adults in minority communities. This study assessed Packed Cell Volume (PCV) and serum ferritin levels among 84 Calabar residents (40 females, 44 males) aged 18-35. ....
- Research Article
Modelling of Covid-19 cases, deaths and excess mortality in 19 European Countries
Dearden John C, PhD*; Rowe Philip H, PhD
This study seeks to model Covid-19 cases and deaths and excess all-cause mortality in 19 European countries over the period 2020-2023, using a number of socio-demographic factors as independent variables. ....
- Research Article
Marburg virus disease in sub-saharan Africa: Contemporary epidemiology and future trends
Olusola Bamidele Ojo*
There is a recurrent rate of filoviral epidemics including Marburg virus disease and its concomitant high mortalities in recent times. Thus, the need for prompt control of their outbreaks has never been greater, especially in sub-Saharan Africa. ....
- Short commentary
Borderline personality disorder: Healing through dharma practices
Xinghong Yang*
This study explores the transformative effects of Dharma practices on a practitioner diagnosed with severe Borderline personality disorder. Following a major family crisis, she experienced intense emotional and financial strain, manifesting in symptoms such as suicidal ideation, self-harm, and substance abuse. ....
- Review Article
The Three Musketeers, The Sequel, and The Novel Malaria Vaccines: RTS, S/AS01E and R21/Matrix-M
M Sanni Ali*; Dennis Adu-Gyasi
WHO recommended two novel vaccines, RTS,S/AS01E and R21/Matrix-M, against malaria caused by Plasmodium falciparum. For both vaccines, the recommended schedule is 4-doses starting from the age of 5 months, in children living in regions with moderate to high malaria transmission, with an optional 5-dose schedule for areas with highly seasonal malaria transmission. ....
- Short commentary
Cyanobacteria: The Neurodegenerative Toxin & The Outbreak in the DRC
Paul TE Cusack*
Cyanobacteria is the causes of a host of neurodegenerative diseases including Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, Autism, Down's Syndrome, ALS, Depression, and Bipolar as well as causing migraines and mosaic DS. The "blue green algae" (not really an algae), causes a response in the body to destroy L-Tryptophan which is the precursor to testosterone and Serotonin. ....