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Volume 11 Issue 1
The Toughest Triage in Decision Impacts: Rethinking Scientific Evidence for Environmental and Human Health Action in the Times of Concomitant Global Crises
While the world remains alarmed to panic at the grip of the demonic novel COVID-19 infection, there is still plenty of bearish perception as 2020 will certainly and no doubt be etched in the minds of health-care professionals, including environmental health officers all over the globe for several years to come which is unprecedented in the modern health care setting [1,2]. While, the national response toward COVID-19 varies, from the swift and most proactive to haphazard and negligent to the wor [..] READ MORE
Hyperinsulinemia: A Metabolic Disease, the Quality of Life of Its Patients and Treatment
Hyperinsulinemia is a metabolic condition that occurs mainly in people with increased body weight, which implies an increased body mass index (BMI) and the consequences it can have in long term. Many people suffer from hyperinsulinemia but do not know it, as they ignore their symptoms which are polycystic ovaries, hair loss, difficulty having children, sparse menstruation, etc. [..] READ MORE
Therapeutic Potential of Marine Bioactive Compounds Against SARS-CoV2 Infection
SARS-CoV2 is now spreading all over the world and this pandemic interferes the daily life of human. The severity of this viral infection has been exceeded twice more than the previously reported viral outbreak. Scientists are trying to find out a suitable strategy to combat this viral infection and in this case they are trying to develop vaccines and side by side they are looking for specific drugs. [..] READ MORE
A Cross-Sectional Pilot Study on Smoking Cessation in Patients with Hypertension and Diabetes in General/Family Practice
Introduction
Smoking is still a common health issue. It predisposes an individual to ill health or disrupts the physiological function of the organism. Smoking is associated with risk of arterial hypertension and diabetes management problems. There is a motivation to change this risk habit. Prochaska and DiClemente developed the stages of change model during addiction treatment. [..] READ MORE
Movable-Weaning off an Electrocardiographic Phenomenon in Hypocalcemia (Changeable Phenomenon or Yasser’s Phenomenon of Hypocalcemia)-Retrospective-Observational Study
Background
Hypocalcemia is a famous serious electrolyte disorder characterized by calcium deficiency. It is recently associated with specific electrocardiographic changes such as both wavy triple and double electrocardiographic signs (Yasser signs). [..] READ MORE
Profound Weight Loss Diagnosed as Chronic Mesenteric Ischemia
In cases of chronic abdominal pain in geriatric population a high index of suspicion needs to be maintained to gather data that would determine the emergency physician arrive to a diagnosis for appropriate patient management and referrals to the appropriate services. We present the case of an elderly patient who arrived at our Emergency Department after multiple visits for chronic abdominal pain and weight loss. [..] READ MORE
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