Vol. 3 No. 2 (2025)

Articles

• Articles

  Breastfeeding Technique among Postnatal Mothers at the Teaching Hospital, Bharatpur, Nepal

  Apsara Gurung, Binita Paudel

  Breastfeeding techniques involve positioning the mother and newborn, attachment to the breast, and suckling during breastfeeding. Ineffective breastfeeding techniques are one of the leading causes of premature discontinuation of breastfeeding. The study aimed to assess breastfeeding techniques…

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  Review Article: Normal Clinical and Hematological Indices in Newborn Lambs

  Baidaa H.R. Al-Mahna, Hala S.R. AL-Taee, Hasanain A.J. Gharban, Zahraa R. Abbas

  Knowledge about the hematological characteristics of baby sheep holds essential value for both physiological understanding and health issue detection. The neonatal lambs show a high affinity between their hemoglobin and oxygen molecules to support oxygen transport functions at the beginning of…

  View Article → 17-26
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  Molecular Identification of Entamoeba histolytica from Diarrhetic Patients in Baghdad Province, Iraq

  Thuraya Khaled Abdulwahed

  This research used molecular detection tools to identify the amoebiasis-causing Entamoeba histolytica in individuals with diarrhea. We collected stool samples from one hundred individuals exhibiting diarrheal symptoms and categorized them based on their gender and age. Ninety percent of the…

  View Article → 27-34
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  Review Article: Role of Oxidative Stress in Cell Biology

  Duaa R.M. Al-Safi, Zahraa N.K. Al Aboudi

  Oxidative stress is a fundamental concept in the field of cell biology and pathophysiology, which refers to the presence of an imbalance between the production of reactive oxygen species (ROS) and the ability of the biological system to detoxify these reactive intermediates or repair the resulting…

  View Article → 35-43
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  The Role of Industrial Hygiene in Enhancing Healthcare Worker Safety and Patient Outcomes

  Holt Kimberly L

  This paper aims to outline weaknesses in the current status of industrial hygiene practices in the context of healthcare administration and to explain how standardization and adherence to protocols in the occupational health environment affect both healthcare workers and patients. This paper…

  View Article → 44-54
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  Modèles multidimensionnels de mesure de la performance des organisations hospitalières : Une revue systématique de littérature

  Lahbib LAHDAB, Ahmed Fath-Allah RAHMOUNI

  As a complex socio-technical system, hospitals are constantly striving to improve their performance in terms of the effectiveness and efficiency of the services they provide and the quality and safety of patient care, despite the constraints and challenges associated with the nature of their…

  View Article → 55-68
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  Alcohol-Medications Interactions in Older Adults: Comprehensive Analysis and Recommendations

  Olusola Bamidele Ojo, Gbolahan M. Abideen, Godfred Otto, Joseph Mills, Anchil Hoareau

  This study analyses the hazardous effects of alcohol with common medications, especially in older adults. Older adults, especially those above 60 years, metabolize alcohol more slowly than the younger age groups. They are prone to non-communicable chronic diseases, such as hypertension, diabetes,…

  View Article → 69-80
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  Groupements sanitaires territoriaux : Une nouvelle gouvernance du système national de santé marocain

  Lahbib LAHDAB, Ahmed Fath-Allah RAHMOUNI

  The Moroccan healthcare system is undergoing a structural overhaul following the enactment of laws n°06-22 and n°08-22. The latter provides for the creation of territorial health groups as public establishments. This restructuring is part of the modernization of the healthcare sector, as the…

  View Article → 81-94
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  HIV Prognosis in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Narrative Review of Mortality Trends, Structural Determinants, and Policy Implications

  Valentine Golden Ghanem

  Background: HIV remains a significant public health problem in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), where prognosis varies greatly within regions. Mortality continues to be a primary outcome of focus; however, little attention has been paid to studying it due to largely inequitable socio-structural…

  View Article → 95-110
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  Investigating the Health Benefits of Hot Peppers among Cancer Patients Attending Federal Medical Centre (FMC), Keffi, Nasarawa State of Nigeria

  Osu M.U, Awogbenja D.M, Jibrin M.D, Ashigabu T.J, Agana Z.M

  Cancer remains a leading cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide, with Nigeria accounting for a significant proportion of cases. Dietary interventions, particularly the consumption of hot peppers, have been suggested as complementary therapies to mitigate cancer-related symptoms. This study…

  View Article → 111-116
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  Epidemiological Assessment of Immunization Coverage and Predictors of Vaccine Uptake in Keffi Local Government Area of Nasarawa State, Nigeria

  Osu M.U, Ashigabu T. J

  Immunization is a crucial public health intervention aimed at preventing vaccine-preventable diseases. Despite its importance, vaccine uptake remains suboptimal in many parts of Nigeria, including Keffi Local Government Area of Nasarawa State. This study aimed to assess immunization coverage and…

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