Open Access Journals & Articles - Page 2
Sex Matters In Multiple Sclerosis - Understanding Sex And Relationships In Multiple Sclerosis
Many natural history studies on MS suggest that sex matters in multiple sclerosis.
Diabetic Kidney Disease - Averting End Stage Renal Disease Through Early Detection
Diabetes can wreak havoc on the kidneys' filtering system, resulting in diabetic kidney disease. The kidneys are unable to remove waste products effectively in this condition, and toxic levels of residue can accumulate in the body.
Chromosome Fitness Function Measurement – A New Approach To Genome Analysis
The chromosome fitness function measurement determines how near a particular solution is to the optimal solution of the intended issue.
Whats A Doctor Active Is Commonly Mistaken Or Rightfully - The Most Common Misconceptions And Confusions
When doctors make incorrect diagnoses, it's generally because they've become used to following a script of questions and responses.
The Value Vacillation Pattern – It's Disastrous Impact On Consumers
In consumption pattern analysis, the value vacillation pattern may be one of the most significant interpretations of and impacts customer behavior.
The Ketogenic Diet - What It Means For Neurological Disorders
The ketogenic diet follows a high-fat, moderate-protein, low-carbohydrate eating pattern that differs from most healthy eating guidelines. Fruits, vegetables, whole grains, milk, and yogurt are just a few of the nutrient-dense foods that contain carbohydrates.
Ultrasonography - Its Role In The Imaging Of Gouty Arthritis
The use of ultrasonography to detect calcified urolithiasis and gallstones has been around for a long time. Tissues are visualized using ultrasonography as acoustic reflections. Ultrasound waves reflect differently through different body tissues, resulting in grayscale ultrasonography images in B-mode.
Next Significant Development In The Vibrator Timeline – The Future Of Vibrators
The vibrator as a sex toy is the next significant development in the vibrator timeline.
The Fetus - Does Ultrasound And MRI Have Any Effect?
Ultrasound remains the preferred method of imaging the fetus because of its accessibility, safety, and low cost. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has, however, become an important adjuvant in the evaluation of the fetus as a result of technological advancements.
Chemical Pesticides - Its Effect On Human Health And Environment
Chemical pesticides have become a commonplace part of modern life, and they are used to protect agricultural land, stored grain, and flower gardens, as well as to eliminate pests that spread dangerous infectious diseases.
Internet Of Things - The Revolution Of Higher Education
The Internet of Things (IoT), which connects devices and things through the Internet infrastructure, has grown in popularity in recent years. As a result of the IoT's ability to connect objects and people at any time and from any location, knowledge and intelligence can be identified and integrated, as well as new knowledge created globally.
Gravitational Waves – What They Tell Us And How They Are Measured
Gravitational waves astronomy allows for gravity testing at both big and small scales.
Life – Understanding What It Means In Universe
It is critical to act on a clear definition of life while seeking life in alien space.
Internal Iliac Artery Stenosis – Diagnosing And Managing The Condition
Internal iliac artery stenosis is one of the arterial tree's probable localizations of atherosclerosis.
Northern Hemisphere Temperature – How Sun Is Affecting Its Trend
Different total solar Irradiance estimations show variation in for the Sun effect on northern hemisphere temperature.
Cardiovascular Health – Exercise Is A Natural Treatment For Heart
The health of the heart and blood arteries is referred to as "cardiovascular health."
The Dark Caustic Theory - Its Stand With Studies In The Milky Way
The Milky Way is made up of sheets of angular momentum dark matter particles that flow in and out. These flows form caustic rings (where the flow density is formally infinite) at their closest approach to the Galactic center. The dark caustic theory generates a roughly logarithmic halo near the rings, with large perturbations.
Green Synthesis Of Graphene - How It Can Change The Face Of Nanotechnology
Green synthesis of graphene is a green method of producing graphene by reducing graphite oxide with a naturally occurring, non-toxic, and environmentally friendly reducing agent.
The Human Mating System - How It Has Changed Over The Years
The human mating system constitutes a diverse spectrum of marriage systems and mating practices within and between communities,
Gender Inequality - Breakdown Of Its Effects At Workplace And Organizational Structures
As a comparatively more regulated and reported aspect of our lives than the home or society at large, this is probably one of the most familiar contexts for recognising gender inequality. Much of the equality-related legislation has been concentrated in this area.
Carbon Monoxide - What It Is And Its Effect In The Environment
Carbon monoxide is an odorless, tasteless, and poisonous gas that results from incomplete combustion of carbon-based fuels. It is lighter than air and can be found in both natural and man-made environments, such as forest fires and volcanic eruptions.
Air Pollution - The Effects In The Environment And Wellbeing
Air pollution is one of the most pressing issues of our time, not only because of its impact on climate change, but also because of its impact on public and individual health as a result of rising morbidity and mortality rates. Many pollutants contribute significantly to human disease.
Plain Radiography – Harmful Effects For Pregnant Women And Safety Measures
Plain radiography gives great imaging features of bones, joints, and body locations where there are significant soft tissue variances in X-rays.
The Antibiotic Era - How Antibiotics Changed The World
Antibiotics are medicines that kill bacteria or stop them from increasing. They do so by interfering with key bacterial functions. In this article, we'll take a look at the antibiotic era, from the discovery of the first antibiotics to the current situation, which is marked by the emergence of difficult-to-treat multidrug-resistant infections.