Current Issue
Algerie
Objective: Appreciate the effectiveness of antidote to pain killers in the treatment of the side effects of morphine administered intrathecally and its impact on post-operative pain. Patients and method: The study was a prospective, randomized, single-blind "case - control" study that took place...
Volume 07, Issue 03, March 2025
Page No:
7944-7945
Benin
Avoir de l’eau à disposition en quantité suffisante et en qualité contribue au maintien de la santé. Elle peut être aussi source de maladie du fait de sa contamination par des déchets ménagers, des excréta et divers déchets organiques. Cette étude vise à identifier la vulnérabilité et les...
Volume 07, Issue 03, March 2025
Page No:
7938-7943
Vietnam
Background: Chronic hepatitis B with cirrhosis is a severe condition that has a high risk of complications such as liver failure, hepatocellular carcinoma and death. Monitoring biomarkers such as HBV-DNA, HBsAg, and HBeAg plays a crucial role in assessing viral activity, predicting disease...
Volume 07, Issue 03, March 2025
Page No:
7932-7937
USA
While numerous studies have investigated the difference between online and in-person instructors in several fields, variations in instructors, exclusive reliance on exam score data, and the absence of student satisfaction surveys characterize most of these investigations. Notably, none of these...
Volume 07, Issue 03, March 2025
Page No:
7925-7931
Bénin
L’urbanisation rapide et la motorisation, combinées à un investissement insuffisant dans les infrastructures, ont conduit à des problèmes de mobilité urbaine à Bohicon. Le réseau routier est généralement peu développé et en mauvais état, les voies bitumées sont limitées au centre et aux principales...
Volume 07, Issue 03, March 2025
Page No:
7919-7924
Viet Nam
Introduction: Tuberculosis (TB) is currently a serious social disease due to its rapid spread within communities according to reports from the World Health Organization. Despite significant achievements in TB control in recent years, it remains one of the major public health issues globally....
Volume 07, Issue 03, March 2025
Page No:
7914-7918
Philippines
Aims: The study explores the perceptions and lived experiences of students, offering a unique perspective on how water scarcity influences their lives and shapes their understanding of environmental issues in their community. Study design: The study used a descriptive correlational research design...
Volume 07, Issue 03, March 2025
Page No:
7903-7913
Mongolia
We studied the concepts about border, state, state border in our study. Every country is bounded by a state border, which is an internationally recognized line separating it from neighboring countries across land, sea, ocean, subsoil, and airspace. The concept of a border is a complex social and...
Volume 07, Issue 03, March 2025
Page No:
7900-7902
Estonia
In fruitful cooperation and leadership, understanding the culture and background of the business partners is important. Our about decade´s long experience of cooperation in different Nordic-Baltic cooperation, about seven years of this in the position of leading the teams, has offered us some...
Volume 07, Issue 02, February 2025
Page No:
7834-7840
Mongolia
The study found that human rights violations occur only in the context of procedural law. Specifically, human rights violations are not discussed in the context of substantive law, and human rights violations are often committed during the implementation of norms that ensure and protect them. Also...
Volume 07, Issue 02, February 2025
Page No:
7830-7833
United States
Maternal anemia and preeclampsia are significant health concerns in pregnancy, particularly in developing countries. These conditions are associated with adverse pregnancy outcomes, including low birth weight. Understanding their impact on neonatal birth weight is crucial for improving prenatal...
Volume 07, Issue 02, February 2025
Page No:
7825-7829
Mongolia
National unity is essential for societal stability, economic growth, and global influence. Achieving this requires addressing internal divisions and external pressures through inclusive policies, cultural preservation, and equitable development. A shared national identity and commitment to common...
Volume 07, Issue 02, February 2025
Page No:
7819-7824
Jordan
The main purpose of this theoretical paper is to clarify the issues facing the insurance sector in Jordan and offer long-term, up-to-date suggestions to foster its expansion. The paper's key findings highlight the sector's primary issues and illustrate its expansion and growth trajectory in Jordan...
Volume 07, Issue 02, February 2025
Page No:
7815-7818
Côte d'Ivoire
The aim of this study is to examine how the sociodidactic approach can improve the relevance and effectiveness of curricula in English for Specific Purposes (ESP). The analysis of the principles and tools of this approach showed that integrating the social, cultural, and professional contexts of...
Volume 07, Issue 02, February 2025
Page No:
7810-7814
Indonesia
The increase in the area of oil palm plantations will always be accompanied by an increase in the amount of waste produced. Utilisation of palm oil mill waste will reduce the negative impact on the environment. Environmental policies for the utilisation of palm oil mill waste need to be carried out...
Volume 07, Issue 02, February 2025
Page No:
7803-7809
Vietnam
This paper answers the question of whether the Delphi method can be used as a tool to measure customer satisfaction in the food and beverage industry in two cases: (1) when the survey respondents are regular customers and (2) when the survey respondents are a panel of culinary experts. Customer...
Volume 07, Issue 02, February 2025
Page No:
7800-7802
Bangladesh
Aims: This study examines the impact of Institutional quality, GDP, trade, and FDI on human development in Bangladesh from 1996 to 2022. Methodology: An autoregressive distributed lag (ARDL) model is used to analyse short-run and long-run relationships. Institutional quality is measured using three...
Volume 07, Issue 02, February 2025
Page No:
7793-7799
Nigeria
The herbal medicine industry is currently facing significant challenges that undermine its potential to provide safe, consistent, and efficacious herbal products to consumers. These challenges encompass various aspects of the herbal product lifecycle and pose substantial risks to both consumers and...
Volume 07, Issue 02, February 2025
Page No:
7788-7792
India
The quality of water is most important compared to quantity of water. The quality of groundwater varies depending on location and the level of the water table and is the outcome of all the activities that take place on the water. The Tons is also known as Tamas River, which originates from NFPI and...
Volume 07, Issue 02, February 2025
Page No:
7780-7787
Vietnam
Nguyen Van Linh (1915-1998) was a staunch communist and a highly respected leader of the Vietnamese people. Throughout his revolutionary career, Nguyen Van Linh held many important positions, including: Secretary of the City Committee, Secretary of the Saigon-Gia Dinh Special Zone (1945); Acting...
Volume 07, Issue 02, February 2025
Page No:
7776-7779
Australia
Radiotherapist Dr John Holt claimed that a pre-radiotherapy treatment with UHF 434 MHz greatly increased the sensitivity of cancer to the radiotherapy. He studied this effect. An analysis of his results and the literature indicate that the UHF probably stimulates an initial spindle checkpoint based...
Volume 07, Issue 02, February 2025
Page No:
7773-7775
Chad
Many African novelists choose to denounce colonial abuses and post-independence African regimes. Those who take a more solitary path are often suspected of collusion with former colonial powers. Such is the substance of the dispute that arose following the publication of *L'enfant noir* by Camara...
Volume 07, Issue 02, February 2025
Page No:
7766-7772
Nigeria
The circular economy paradigm offers Nigeria a sustainable path to economic diversification, resource efficiency, and energy security. This study focuses on transforming agricultural residues and other waste biomass into bio coal through torrefaction. It highlights the untapped potential of...
Volume 07, Issue 02, February 2025
Page No:
7763-7765
Guinée
Introduction: L’orpaillage est une pratique ancestrale associé à la destruction des ressources naturelles notamment le couvert végétal et le sol. Le plus grand problème des sites d’orpaillage après l’exploitation est la restauration car la quasi-totalité des sites sont abandonné au profit des...
Volume 07, Issue 02, February 2025
Page No:
7759-7762
China
With the rapid development of retail e-commerce platforms in China, their convenient and fast shopping mechanisms have boosted Chinese tourism, attracting more domestic and international travellers to enjoy a better shopping process and experience various specialty products from different regions...
Volume 07, Issue 02, February 2025
Page No:
7753-7758