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The 14th World Gene Convention 2025 in France
Invitation Letter
Dear Corrado Mollica,
I hope this email finds you well. On behalf of the organizing committee of the 14th World Gene Convention 2025(WGC-2025), I am delighted to extend a formal invitation to you to attend our upcoming conference.
The WGC-2025 will be held from 15 to 17 at the October in Crowne Plaza Nice, France. This prestigious event brings together experts, scholars, and industry professionals from around the world to discuss the latest trends, research, and innovations in the areas of human genetics & genomics, new research of DNA and RNA, the frontier research of life sciences, new biotherapy discovery, emerging areas for medicine applications and cutting-edge biotechnology,
We believe that your expertise and experience in "Non Invasive Mechanical Ventilation in Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis: A Clinical Case" would greatly contribute to the discussions and enrich the overall experience for our attendees. Therefore, we would be honored if you could join us at this year's conference. Would you please kindly send your confirmation at your early convenience?
If you have any special requirements or need assistance with accommodation or travel arrangements, please do not hesitate to contact us. We are confident that the WGC-2025 will provide you with valuable knowledge, new perspectives, and exciting opportunities for collaboration. We look forward to welcoming you to Nice, France in October, 2025.
Sincerely yours,
Ms. Alma Yang
Organizing Committee of WGC-2025
Email: alma.wgc@galacluster.com
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📢 Call for Chapters – IGI Global Book Publication
We are pleased to announce the launch of a new book titled:
“AI-Powered Cognitive Tutors and the New Frontier of Personalized Learning”, to be published by IGI Global, a leading international academic publisher.
This book invites high-quality chapter proposals from researchers, practitioners, and scholars across multiple disciplines including:
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This publication aims to explore the transformative role of AI in cognitive tutoring systems and its implications for personalized learning across diverse sectors.
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For further inquiries, feel free to contact the editor:
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We look forward to your valuable contributions to this pioneering publication.
What are the most pressing ethical concerns surrounding the use of genetic engineering in agriculture, medicine, and other fields?
It is known that in the early stages of desminopathy there is no spontaneous muscle activity. In the late stages of desminopathy, spontaneous muscle activity appears. What are the causes of spontaneous muscle activity in the late stages of desminopathy?
As Editor-in-Chief of Apollo Medicine, I'm excited to announce we're looking for passionate and experienced medical researchers to join our Editorial Board. Our DOAJ-indexed, multispeciality journal is dedicated to publishing impactful research that advances medical practice.
We're seeking individuals committed to quality, integrity, and open-access publishing. If you're ready to contribute your expertise and shape the future of medical publishing, I encourage you to reach out.
➡️ Learn more about Apollo Medicine: https://journals.sagepub.com/home/AOM
Please send your CV and a brief cover letter directly to me. I look forward to hearing from you!
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Humor in Medicine and Health
Humor is often used to get people through tragic events, so it is no surprise that humor was used to get us through the Covid 19 pandemic. Here are a few examples:
Chuck Mead--“I Ain’t Been Nowhere”—Official Song of the Quarantine:
College Church in Wheaton IL: Handel’s “Hallelujah Chorus”:
“Get Lost, Corona”--Nessun Dorma and the Aria from Puccini’s Turandot:
Michael Flatley’s “Lord of the Dance” Team at Home:
Wellington, New Zealand: “Family Lockdown Boogie”:
John Morreall and William Fry say that hearty laughter increases blood circulation, ventilates the lungs, increases oxygen intake, reduces water vapor and carbon dioxide in the lungs, and decreases the risk of pulmonary infection. Bill Fry calls hearty laughter “internal jogging.” But Rod Martin cautions that hearty laughter may also have deleterious effects because while extroverts tend to laugh more, they also are likely to drink alcohol, to smoke cigarettes, to be obese, and to engage in risky behaviors.
Research has shown that humorous laughter lowers the level of stress hormones (epinephrine, cortisol, dopac, and growth hormone). In the brain, catecholamines are secreted, which may increase alertness, reduce inflammation, and trigger the release of endorphins, the brain’s natural opiates. This may account for the reduction of pain as reported by researchers including Norman Cousins in the United States, and Ofra Nevo, who does research in Israel.
In 1979, Norman Cousins, editor of the Saturday Review of Literature, published his best-selling Anatomy of an Illness. He had a serious collagen disease that affected the connective tissue of his spine and joints. The disease was life-threatening, his pain was intense, and the doctors gave him little hope for a full recovery. He was frustrated by the hospital routines and his slow progress, so he checked himself out of the hospital and into a nearby hotel. But before Cousins left the hospital, he played a little joke on the nurses. Early one morning a nurse brought Cousins a container for him to collect his urine. Later that morning, another nurse brought Cousins his breakfast tray, and one of the items was a bottle of apple juice. So Cousins pored the apple juice into the cup used to collect urine. When the urine-collection stopped by Cousin’s bed, she looked at the apple juice in the urine cup, and said “This looks a little strange.”
Cousins looked at the apple juice, and said, “You’re right. It does look strange. Let me run it through again.” And he drank the apple juice.
Because of his celebrity status, the doctors visited him and delivered his medication, while he used “humor-intervention therapy.” He read humorous books, and watched funny movies, and tapes of TV’s Candid Camera. He found that the more he laughed, the longer his body was without pain. He persuasively made the case that if it is possible to have a psychosomatic illness, then it is also possible to have a psychosomatic wellness.
Six Reasons Why Laughter is the Best Medicine:
International Society for Humor Studies: http://www.humorstudies.org/
I am working on making a website which will connect and represent the research projects and events of scientists in collaboration with musicinas. This is my mission statement:
"Our mission is to bridge the worlds of classical music and neuroscience, fostering collaborations that uncover music’s profound impact on medicine, cognitive health, and emotional well-being. By bringing together musicians, neuroscientists, and medical professionals, we seek to advance research on how the aesthetic and structural elements of live classical performance influence brain function, therapeutic outcomes, and the overall healing process.
Recognizing the medical value of aesthetics, we explore how the intricate beauty, rhythm, and harmony of classical compositions can enhance neurological rehabilitation, reduce stress, and improve mental and physical health. Through our platform, researchers and medical institutions will have direct access to booking live musicians whose performances can be tailored to their specific studies. Composers will also have the opportunity to create new works or adapt existing pieces to target precise neurological and therapeutic needs, deepening music’s role as a transformative medical tool.
Through this interdisciplinary approach, we aim to expand the role of music as medicine, transform healthcare environments, and create new professional pathways for both musicians and scientists, shaping the future of music-driven medical innovation."
For example in the field of Engineering, Medicine, Psychology, Business etc...
Esta pregunta busca comprender el papel del trabajo social sanitario en la disminución de las barreras que dificultan el acceso a la atención médica para las poblaciones más vulnerables. Esto incluye personas en situación de pobreza, migrantes, ancianos, personas con discapacidad u otros grupos en riesgo de exclusión social. La investigación podría analizar cómo los trabajadores sociales sanitarios facilitan el acceso a servicios de salud a través de gestiones administrativas, asesoramiento, coordinación con otras instituciones y promoción de derechos. También se podría explorar si sus intervenciones logran reducir brechas en la atención médica y mejorar la equidad en los sistemas de salud.
I am a fifth-year medical student preparing to begin my clerkship soon. I am reaching out to inquire about potential research collaboration opportunities in the fields of neurosurgery, neurology, and neuroscience.
I have gained valuable experience working on various research projects throughout my studies and I am eager to further develop my skills and contribute to meaningful research in these areas. While I have not yet had the opportunity to publish my work, I am committed to advancing my knowledge the expertise in the field.
If you are aware of any ongoing projects or opportunities for collaboration, I would greatly appreciate your guidance or any connections you could provide. I am enthusiastic about the possibility of contributing to impactful research and learning from experienced professionals in the field.
Should artificial intelligence technology be used to diagnose illnesses or should diagnosis always be based on a doctor's opinion?
Dear Researchers, Scientists, Friends,
AI is increasingly being used in medical diagnostics, including the recognition of diseases based on medical data. The question is whether AI should make diagnoses on its own or whether this should be left exclusively to doctors. Research shows that AI technology in diagnostics can improve the accuracy of diagnoses and detect diseases faster, reducing the risk of medical errors. On the other hand, AI's independent diagnosis can lead to wrong decisions, especially in unusual cases or those requiring medical context that algorithms may not be able to recognise. Therefore, perhaps the best solution is to use AI as a tool to support doctors who make final decisions based on the results of the analyses. Therefore, the question above touches on the delicate issue of trust in technology in an area where human life can be at stake. Although AI can offer impressive precision in data analysis, it cannot replace a comprehensive approach that takes into account the entire medical context and the individual needs of the patient. Decisions regarding health require not only data, but also an understanding of the human psyche and the specifics of a given case, which makes the role of a doctor crucial. In this case, AI can be a very effective support tool, but medical decisions should still be left in the hands of qualified specialists.
My following articles are related to the above issues in some aspects:
I have described the key issues of opportunities and threats to the development of artificial intelligence technology in my article below:
OPPORTUNITIES AND THREATS TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE APPLICATIONS AND THE NEED FOR NORMATIVE REGULATION OF THIS DEVELOPMENT
What is your opinion on this topic?
Please answer,
I invite everyone to the discussion,
Thank you very much,
Best regards,
I invite you to scientific cooperation,
Dariusz Prokopowicz
Dear Researcher,
As the editor of the Blambangan Journal of Nursing and Health Sciences (BJNHS), I am pleased to invite dedicated professionals and researchers to join our peer review team. Your expertise and insights are invaluable in advancing the quality of research and scholarship within the fields of nursing and health sciences.
By serving as a peer reviewer, you will play a critical role in ensuring the integrity and excellence of the articles we publish while contributing to the growth of scientific knowledge. This collaboration also offers an opportunity to expand your professional experience and strengthen your academic profile.
We welcome experts in the following areas:
1. Nursing
2. Medicine
3. Midwifery
4. Public Health
5. Pharmacy
Other related disciplines
As a token of our gratitude for your valuable contributions, you will also have the opportunity to publish your articles in our journal free of charge.
If you are interested in becoming a peer reviewer, kindly email us at bjnhs.scholar@gmail.com with the following details:
1. Name:
2. Contact email:
3. Affiliation:
4. Area of expertise:
5. Scopus ID:
6. Google Scholar ID:
Your participation will be instrumental in maintaining the high standards of our publication. We look forward to welcoming you to our peer review team and working together to make a significant impact in the nursing and health sciences community.
Thank you for considering this meaningful opportunity.
Best regards,
Mahmud Ady Yuwanto
Editor-in-chief
Blambangan Journal of Nursing and Health Sciences (BJNHS)
Dear Researchers and Academicians,
The Blambangan Journal of Nursing and Health Sciences (BJNHS) is delighted to announce a call for papers for publication in Volume 3, Issues 1 and 2, 2025. We welcome high-quality original research articles, reviews, and case studies in the fields of nursing and health sciences.
Why Publish with Us?
- No Publication Fee: Submissions for these upcoming issues will be published free of charge.
- Open Access: All articles are freely accessible to the global academic and professional community.
- Rigorous Peer Review: A robust peer review process ensures the quality and credibility of your work.
We welcome original research articles, review articles, case studies, and other scholarly works in the following areas:
- Nursing
- Public Health
- Medicine
- Midwifery
- Pharmacy
- Health Education
- Healthcare Management
- Other health-related disciplines
Submission Guidelines:
Manuscripts should be prepared according to the journal’s submission guidelines, available on our website. Please submit your articles directly through the following link: https://blambangan-scholar.com/index.php/BJNHS/about/submissions
Important Dates:
Submissions for Volume 3, Issues 1 and 2, will be accepted until further notice. Early submissions are encouraged for timely review and publication.
We look forward to receiving your valuable contributions and collaborating with you to advance the fields of nursing and health sciences. Should you have any questions or require assistance, feel free to contact us.
Warm regards,
Editorial Team
Blambangan Journal of Nursing and Health Sciences (BJNHS)
Email: bjnhs.scholar@gmail.com
We are excited to announce our second edition of the International Conference: Molecular Biology- Current Aspects and Prospects that will be held in Cluj-Napoca, Romania from November 4–7, 2025. This event invites researchers from around the globe, including undergraduate and graduate students, researchers, research group leaders, professors, and even high school students. Whether you’re just starting your journey in molecular biology or you’re an experienced professional, this is a fantastic opportunity to delve into the complexities of the field and connect with a vibrant international scientific community. Are you curious to learn more? Visit our website to explore the details and start your preregistration today!
Conference Website: https://icmb2025.stiinta-cercetare.ro/
Whether you’re a student or a researcher fueled by your love for molecular biology, ICMB 2025 is the place to be. Let’s come together in Cluj-Napoca to shape the future of science and innovation. We can’t wait to meet you all this year in the vibrant city of Cluj-Napoca!
Main topics:
Molecular Biology (Current aspects and Prospects) on Microorganisms, Plants and Animals.
Deadlines:
Pre-registration: 01.02.2025 - 28.02.2025
Early bird: 01.03.2025 - 15.08.2025
Late bird: 15.08.2025 - 15.09.2025
Very-Late bird: 15.09.2025 - 15.10.2025
Abstract submission deadline: 01.03.2025 - 15.06.2025
Abstract selection announcement: 30.07.2025 (for talk or poster)
Registration link: https://icmb2025.stiinta-cercetare.ro/registration/
Considering the importance which sexual problems have in the practice of psychiatry, medicine, psychology, and counselling of every sort, it is disconcerting to realize what scant bases there have been for over-all statements that have been made in this field. (Alfred Kinsey)
Colleagues:
Academic Medicine & Surgery is open for submissions:https://academic-med-surg.scholasticahq.com/for-authors
The journal accepts original research, practice innovations, educational advances in medicine and surgery, reviews, case reports, clinical images, surveys, and data notes.
There are NO article processing charges, and the turnaround time from submission to decision is less than 15 days.
Submit your work today!
editor@universitymedicalpress.org
Let’s explore the growing impact of nutraceuticals on human health: their bioactive compounds are gaining recognition for their integrative roles in disease prevention, chronic condition management, and enhancing overall well-being.
A special issue of Nutrients MDPI (Nutrition and Public Health section) is open for manuscript submissions until July 20, 2025.
Guest editors Dr. Michele Antonelli and Dr. Davide Donelli encourage submissions that deepen our understanding of nutraceuticals’ efficacy, safety, and regulatory frameworks. Accepted papers will be published online with open access.
Let’s discuss how nutraceuticals are shaping the future of evidence-based medicine!
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Hello,
The monkey virus SV40 contaminated an unknown number of batches of the Polio vaccine administered between 1955 and 1963. Since then, SV40 has been found to transform cell lines and cause tumors in laboratory animals.
Why then, is SV40 genetic material or antigen not tested for regularly in human tumors? American baby boomers who may have received the contaminated vaccine have a relatively high rate of cancer. Why not make SV40 testing part of the standard procedure for characterizing tumors in this age group? We certainly have the technology to do so.
Additionally, it is still unknown if SV40 can be vertically transmitted to offspring through genome integration. Why then, are pediatric and young adult tumors also not regularly tested for SV40?
Thanks!
📢 Call for Papers: New Asian Journal of Medicine, Volume 2 – Issue 2, 2024 📢 We are delighted to announce that the New Asian Journal of Medicine (NAJM) is now inviting submissions for our 2024 issues. In our commitment to advancing global medical knowledge, we are offering free publication for all articles accepted in 2024. Submission Deadline: 🗓️ July 31, 2024 Topics of Interest Include, But Are Not Limited To: Clinical Medicine Public Health Initiatives Medical Ethics Infectious Diseases Chronic Disease Management Medical Imaging Surgical Techniques Healthcare Policy Patient Safety and Quality Improvement Medical Education We welcome submissions from researchers across the globe, aiming to reflect the diverse nature of medical science and practice. Types of Submissions Accepted: Original Research Narrative Reviews Systematic Reviews Editorials Clinical Trials Perspectives Opinions Letters to the Editor Commentaries Submission Guidelines: All submissions must adhere to NAJM guidelines and are subject to a robust peer review process to maintain the highest standards of scholarly integrity and scientific excellence. How to Submit: Please submit your manuscripts through the NAJM online submission system at [https://nasianjmed.com/index.php/najm/announcement/view/2]. If you encounter any difficulties or have questions, contact our editorial office at [editor@nasianjmed.com].
Can AI combined with medicine cure cancer, leukaemia and other terminal diseases?
Are there any recent developments or plans to introduce a DM (Doctorate of Medicine) course in Anatomy, and what would be its potential focus areas and impact on the field?
How do you think artificial intelligence can affect medicine in real world. There are many science-fiction dreams in this regard!
but how about real-life in the next 2-3 decades!?
I am a senior medical student in Zagazig University faculty of medicine (Egypt) with a strong interest in neurology, cardiology, and hematology/oncology, and I am eager to expand my research experience in these fields. I have foundational knowledge in medical research methods such as SRMA and have participated in clinical and laboratory-based projects during my studies.
I would like to inquire if there are any ongoing research projects or collaborations within these specialties where I could contribute, either through data analysis, literature reviews, or hands-on assistance in clinical studies. I am also open to participating in interdisciplinary projects related to general medicine.
Any advice or suggestions for getting involved in current research initiatives or learning opportunities in these areas would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
Hello, I’m a second-year medical student eager to develop my research skills, particularly in cardiology and the surgical field. I’m looking for guidance on how to start exploring research opportunities in these areas. Does anyone have any idea where to get started?
Dear Scientists...
Hello everyone sincerely.
Today (November 3, 2024), the 9th World One Health Day...
I would like to open a topic that I am curious about for discussion. If you share your valuable opinions, I would be grateful.
Some scientists say the following when speaking about ONE HEALTH or in their scientific articles: The term "One Health" is not new. In fact, the origin of the idea begins with Hippocrates. Because they say, "Hippocrates was the first person to define and say that diseases are affected by the environment, air, and water."
Okay, it is impossible not to agree with this.
But as far as we know, during the time Hippocrates lived, there was "only" Medicine (human medicine). Even under the conditions of that day, there was no scientific Veterinary Medicine yet. The first scientific Veterinary Medicine education had started in 1762.
If "One Health is a collaborative, multisectoral, and transdisciplinary approach - working at local, national, and global levels - to achieve optimal health and well-being outcomes recognizing the interconnections between people, animals, plants, and their shared environment." how can Hippocrates be a "pioneer"? Also, since the concept and approach of "collaborative, multisectoral, and transdisciplinary approach" emphasized in the definition above did not exist during the Hippocratic period, isn't it contradictory to extend the "pioneer" of the ONE HEALTH THOUGHT beyond Virchow?
Moreover, Dr. Virchow's "There is no dividing line between human medicine and animal medicine - nor should there be. Even if the objects studied are different, the experience to be gained forms the basis of all medicine." Similar to the proposition, there is no call or proposition for "interprofessional cooperation" in Hippocrates... Unless, of course, the scientific archive is misleading me...
I am curious about your thoughts on this subject.
Best regards.
Rüştü TAŞTAN (rustu_tastan@yahoo.com.tr )
Nanotechnology Based Medicine
#Nanotechnology #Medicine #HealthcareInnovation #FutureOfMedicine
Dr. Faria is associated with Department of Biochemistry (U38-FCT), Faculty of Medicine, University of Porto , 4200-319 Porto, Portugal.
As I teach disabilities and we talk about causes, treatment etc. Certain disabilities like intelectual impairment and autism along with epilepsy where cause is microcephaly, low birth weight still there is no treatment. It's life time dependency on medicine to avoid fits.
Acabei de publicar um livro sobre a ética da emancipação da medicina tradicional moçambicana:
Na sua opinião, o que deve acontecer para que haja maior valorização da medicina tradicional?
Cure of cancer?, respectfully to whom it may concern:
If I found a cure of cancer, I’m wondering what I should do with it? I’m just coming out of a 40 days fast of only drinking maple syrup and pure lemon juice plus a little cinnamon powder and nothing else since I had unimaginable pain in my colon end. I figured out that although we humans can last for weeks on this diet /fast, cancer has no food on that and just goes away and the pain is gone too. I received this prescription by tuning in into the HeilstrOm and I figured out that it also enhances the reception of the HeilstrOm greatly, which brings great happiness too, as I describe in my book
Book yogapsychologie
Best regards, hope this helps someone
Chris K. Frueh
Independent Researcher
Apollo Medicine is coming up with a special issue on Metabolic Syndromes.
Which one is more logical admission age to medical study, UK or US criteria ?
I want to study medicine, become a doctor. What courses should I self-study?
How does Homeopathy Artificial Intelligence relate the Innovative Implications of Revolutionary Role in Homeopathic Medicine?
Hello everyone,
Does anyone know of any research papers on experimental drug effect analysis using deep learning? If so, I would appreciate it if you could share the name or link with me. That would be greatly helpful.
Additionally, I would love to hear your thoughts on experimental drug effect analysis and what key points should be included when writing a paper on this topic, especially when I'm not allowed to share the dataset or details of the experiment itself.
Thanks in advance!
MOST human actions are subconscious. The more close-ended the task, the easier to automate. Perhaps SOME subconscious human acts are more close-ended, therefore easier to automate.
1)
Preprint Genetic Individuality
In the identified case of familial desminopathy (T341P DES mutation in heterozygous state), the son has bradycardia, but the father did not have bradycardia. How can this fact be explained?
What is the best solution for the dilemma between evidence-based medicine (EBM) for populations and for individuals, which arises from the tension between general recommendations based on population-level data and the need to tailor medical decisions to an individual’s unique circumstances? What percentage of people in your practice require tailored care?
I am reaching out to seek your advice regarding an issue I have been experiencing with the journal of Annals of Medicine. Our manuscript was accepted on 19 April 2024, and the editorial board told us the proof would be sent to us within 48 hours. However, despite multiple follow-ups, we have yet to receive the proof until now. Each time we contact the journal, we are informed that my paper is undergoing an additional check.
We have try to contact the Taylor&Francis, which is the publication company of Annals of Medicine, many times, but they never reply us.
Has anyone else encountered a similar situation? If so, how did you manage to resolve it? Any advice or suggestions on how I might expedite this process or get a clearer response from the journal would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you in advance for your insights and assistance.
If then which medicine production and name of the medicine what's is that?
What are the most pressing ethical concerns surrounding the use of genetic engineering in agriculture, medicine, and other fields?
I was on line with famous nephrologist and come to know about kidneys treatment by allopathic medicine.
Then my question ❓ is kidney will get back normal' position.
Preparing a review about potential distinct effects of North and South poles (or upward/downward) in biology, chemistry, chirality, etc, I would appreciate any signaling of publications to supplement a databank dedicated to this overlooked parameter, whether confirming or invalidating.
Also, any comments, exchanges or collaboration will be welcome.
European Society of Medicine sent an invitation for a special theme issue on COVID-19. Is this invitation genuine?
📢 Call for Papers: New Asian Journal of Medicine, Volume 2 – Issue 2, 2024 📢
We are delighted to announce that the New Asian Journal of Medicine (NAJM) is now inviting submissions for our 2024 issues.
In our commitment to advancing global medical knowledge, we are offering free publication for all articles accepted in 2024.
Submission Deadline: 🗓️ July 31, 2024
Topics of Interest Include, But Are Not Limited To:
Clinical Medicine
Public Health Initiatives
Medical Ethics
Infectious Diseases
Chronic Disease Management
Medical Imaging
Surgical Techniques
Healthcare Policy
Patient Safety and Quality Improvement
Medical Education
We welcome submissions from researchers across the globe, aiming to reflect the diverse nature of medical science and practice.
Types of Submissions Accepted:
Original Research
Narrative Reviews
Systematic Reviews
Editorials
Clinical Trials
Perspectives
Opinions
Letters to the Editor
Commentaries
Submission Guidelines:
All submissions must adhere to NAJM guidelines and are subject to a robust peer review process to maintain the highest standards of scholarly integrity and scientific excellence.
How to Submit:
Please submit your manuscripts through the NAJM online submission system at [https://nasianjmed.com/index.php/najm/announcement/view/2]. If you encounter any difficulties or have questions, contact our editorial office at [editor@nasianjmed.com].
A new medicine PCSK9 inhibitor for lowering LDL has been developed.How does PCSK9 inhibitor differed from statin which has earlier been used since many years to lower cholesterol levels in the blood.
Over the past few years, there has been tremendous advancement in artificial intelligence (AI). Faculty from across the Yale Department of Internal Medicine are using AI as a tool to help improve the way they learn, teach, conduct research, and advance the field of medicine. “By using the power of AI, we are unlocking new opportunities to improve the way we conduct research and teach students—all with the ultimate goal of making health care better for our patients.”
source: Gary Désir, MD, Paul B. Beeson Professor of Medicine
I just had an email from the European Society of Medicine asking for a contribution to the journal Medical Research Archives. There is a similar journal on Cabell's published by KEI publishers, however I am unsure if this is the same journal. The European Society of Medicine from the website seems legit. Can anyone offer their personal experiences with the European Society of Medicine?
Generally life extension and anti-aging. A lower death rate cancels out a low birthrate. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/382049802_Correcting_Cell_Errors
It is known that patients with desminopathy often die from pneumonia. Have pathomorphological studies of the lungs been performed in patients with desminopathy?
The focus is on the lack of research for culturally tailored interventions to provide effective treatment for the NA/AN population. There are cultural barriers surround distrust, misinterpretation, disparities between Western medicine and traditional healing, and more.
I need materials on intersection between literature and medicine.
I'd trying the several countries with several religions on young and older. what are which books so far. Sound Medicine, Music Medicine on many religions working now.
Respected researchers.
Our team would be happy to work with anyone who is interested in contributing to the writing of a single review paper on veterinary homoeopathy.
The collaborator ought to be sincere and have some writing experience in the scientific field or publishing. You can directly message me on ResearchGate or email me at dr.abrar79@gmail.com with a brief introduction about yourself.
Warm Regards
Dr. Abrar
Scientist, Department of Medicine
GADVASU, Ludhiana, Punjab
A reviewer is needed for a WOS journal with general medicine topics.
should be at least an associate professor.
Dear colleagues,
I have received an invitation to the Global Conference on Development in Medicine, Science, and Education (GCDMSE - 2024), but I need to find out the organizers. Does anyone know more and can provide me with information, experiences and the like? Thanks a lot and best regards
Ottomar Bahrs
Is the design of new pharmaceutical formulations through the involvement of AI technology, including the creation of new drugs to treat various diseases by artificial intelligence, safe for humans?
There are many indications that artificial intelligence technology can be of great help in terms of discovering and creating new drugs. Artificial intelligence can help reduce the cost of developing new drugs, can significantly reduce the time it takes to design and create new drug formulations, the time it takes to conduct research and testing, and can thus provide patients with new therapies for treating various diseases and saving lives faster. Thanks to the use of new technologies and analytical methods, the way healthcare professionals treat patients has been changing rapidly in recent times. As scientists manage to overcome the complex problems associated with lengthy research processes, and the pharmaceutical industry seeks to reduce the time it takes to develop life-saving drugs, so-called precision medicine is coming to the rescue. It takes a lot of time to develop, analyze, test and bring a new drug to market. Artificial intelligence technology is particularly helpful in this regard, including reducing the aforementioned time to create a new drug. When creating most drugs, the first step is to synthesize a compound that can bind to a target molecule associated with the disease. The molecule in question is usually a protein, which is then tested for various influencing factors. In order to find the right compound, researchers analyze thousands of potential candidates of different molecules. When a compound that meets certain characteristics is successfully identified, then researchers search through huge libraries of similar compounds to find the optimal interaction with the protein responsible for the specific disease. In contrast, many years of time and many millions of dollars of funding are required to complete this labor-intensive process today. In a situation where artificial intelligence, machine learning and deep learning are involved in this process, then the entire process can be significantly reduced in time, costs can be significantly reduced and the new drug can be brought to the pharmaceutical market faster by pharmaceutical companies. However, can an artificial intelligence equipped with artificial neural networks that has been taught through deep learning to carry out the above-mentioned processes get it wrong when creating a new drug? What if the drug that was supposed to cure a person of a particular disease produces a number of new side effects that prove even more problematic for the patient than the original disease from which it was supposed to be cured? What if the patient dies due to previously unforeseen side effects? Will insurance companies recognize the artificial intelligence's mistake and compensate the family of the deceased patient? Who will bear the legal, financial, ethical, etc. responsibility for such a situation?
I described the key issues of opportunities and threats to the development of artificial intelligence technology in my article below:
OPPORTUNITIES AND THREATS TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE APPLICATIONS AND THE NEED FOR NORMATIVE REGULATION OF THIS DEVELOPMENT
In view of the above, I address the following question to the esteemed community of scientists and researchers:
Is the design of new pharmaceutical formulations through the involvement of AI technologies, including the creation of new drugs to treat various diseases by artificial intelligence, safe for humans?
Is the creation of new drugs by artificial intelligence safe for humans?
What do you think about this topic?
What is your opinion on this issue?
Please answer,
I invite everyone to join the discussion,
Thank you very much,
Best wishes,
Dariusz Prokopowicz
The above text is entirely my own work written by me on the basis of my research.
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Has medicine become a trade and not a humanitarian profession, but rather a commercial and investment profession?
I'm a current medicine student and I'm in my first scientific initiation in my graduation. Currently, me and my professor are having some troubles with contamination in our cells. This is a bottle with HCT-116 cells (colorretal cancer). This cells were, previously frozen with contaminated fetal bovine serum. My professor said she thought she treated the cells, but this contamination keep returning. We supplement our media with penicilin and B- anfotericin at 1% each. The weird thing is: The bottle keeps healthy and, suddenly, from one day to another, these clouds appears and the bottle liquid looks cloudy. Could anyone, please, help me by advising what could I do or what fungus is this (If this is a fungus)?
Most of the researchers use to teach at university. In some careers, professionals who exert their profession without doing research share teaching spaces. When I was a chemistry student, 100% of my teachers were researchers ranging from PhD candidates to experts in their respective fields. While it may seem logical for researchers to be the best candidates to teach in fields such as chemistry or biology, what about healthcare-related fields like medicine, pharmacy, or biochemistry? Who is better suited to lead a class, a researcher or a professional, or both, each one in different subjects? We can distinguish between basic and clinical subjects. I am interested in hearing your thoughts on this matter.
I have reviewed multiple health literacy instruments. The most popular are REALM, TOFHLA, Newest Vital Sign (NVS), and HLS-EU-Q (and their modifications/lingual adaptations).
I've noticed that health literacy tests were mostly focused on reading and numeracy skills. However, there are multiple aspects of health literacy, including noticing/tracking symptoms, remembering and applying newly-acquired medical knowledge, patient's capability of discussing (or sometimes arguing) with a doctor or insisting on taking some tests. Of course, it is not possible to measure all of the aspects of health literacy given the shortage of time for healthcare personnel.
I would appreciate it if you share some methods or techniques you use to understand a patient's health literacy (or identify low-literate patients).
Do traditional healers rely on their medicine if they are sick of they do go to clinic/hospitals
The causes of the medicine?
how effective it is on humans?
how it is made?(i.e how is the medicine made? what are the components used to make it?)
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I want to publish my first year phd research work in high impact factor I dont know i will be succeeded or not but i just want to try. Though my study is very simple but i just practiced and got some results
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A patient with desminopathy (mutation Thr341Pro DES in a heterozygous state) with the progression of the disease has a decrease in taste and smell, immunosuppression, and an increase in IgA in the blood.
Oddly enough, but all this is characteristic of infections, including viral ones. For example, it is known that if the hepatitis C virus is not treated, then death will occur in 20 years.
In the identified case of late onset desminopathy, muscle weakness manifests itself at the age of 30, and death occurs 20 years after the onset of the disease.
Could the desmin mutation in myofibrillar myopathy be caused by an infection?
Perhaps the infection contributes to the progression of desminopathy?
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It is known that in the early stages of desminopathy the muscles most often affected are: Semitendinosus, Gracilis and Sartorius. What is the reason for the damage to these particular muscles?
Poor countries suffer from weak food and drug security, and they depend on aid from major countries. Therefore, these poor countries are subordinate to the major countries, and this affects the sovereignty of those countries, and therefore, how can those countries build their food and drug security?
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I address a huge missing gap in clinical Medicine, as currently practiced.
With specialization in multiple disciplines in Medicine, blood sugar and diabetes mellitus come to the fore only if discovered accidently or through major complications in eye, kidney, brain, heart, or peripheral nerves or if declared / confessed by the patients at the time of Hospital Admission to Institutions or infectious complications such as tuberculosis
How many patients are being missed by a fasting blood sugar or HBA1c levels -- that are commonly ignored up to 7.0 with advancing age?
We, therapists, are not proactive in assiduously searching for diabetes mellitus.
Denial of disease is also inbuilt in humans, particularly the male subset.
As a rule, all patients past 50 years admitted to the Hospital worldwide, must undergo a PP blood sugar evaluation after a monitored carbohydrate-heavy meal or 75 g glucose-drink.
As a completely treatable disorder in its early stages, type I one or type II, no complacency in detecting diabetes mellitus is acceptable in clinical Hospital or Private practice. IDDM also has a spectrum of clinical presentations.
Doctors are not placebos -- designed to please patients or to assist them to deny disease, but to face harsh realities of life and living and of the science of Medicine.
I will use this discussion to present 50 years of my experience with detecting and managing diabetes mellitus, the master masquerader and deceptor in science of Medicine. My residency in 1977-78 was in Endocrinology, and I have built on that clinical exposure.
This evolution of scientific concepts is extremely valuable for research. All of data accumulated in all fields of Medicine regarding associations is fallacious and misleading as diabetes mellitus was never excluded properly, whether in retrospective epidemiologic or prospective studies. Missing out a huge pool of diabetes mellitus patients confounds all clinical estimates.
For example, the link between migraine and diabetes mellitus can never evolve satisfactorily unless the 1-hr and 2-hr glucose challenge test is performed.
Discussions on Insulin will follow.
As a prelude, I attach the link to published article of complicated diabetes mellitus.
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As a newcomer, where can I find a list of potential international research grants with their timeline for PhD studies in medicine and cancer fields? Additionally, where can I find an example of an appealing grant proposal that includes an effective budgeting plan?
We are trying to submit a case report in annals of medicine and surgery, but its updated submission criteria included to register and have registration number for any type of articles from the registration website.
A very Emergency case, The Mother of my best friend, the results of her MRI said that she had nodular peritoneal thickening that suggested peritoneal serosal carcinoma, and ovarian cancer, also she has ascites, what is the source of ascites in case of high CA-125? We are suggesting a surgery to remove the ovarian, peritoneal biopsy and taking different samples to histology laboratory for culture and characterization, Any Informations would be helpful and well Appreciated, Many Thanks
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- In the realm of medical education, does a medical educator exclusively operate within the domain of Medical Education, or is their role flexible enough to prioritize representing a specific discipline of basic/clinical sciences or medicine – and then catering to its needs as an educator.
- What are the international guidelines and practices?
médicos mientras en Inglés no suelen utilizar "medic" por "medical doctor." Ahora, en El Mundo de Hablar Inglés, docentes universitarios tienen disputa con doctores de la medicina sobre quien possea el derecho de llamarse doctor éticamente.
Psychology, according to Wundt, drew on definitions of human nature as distinct from prior religious interpretation, that human beings are neither bad nor good. Although thereby not conditioned or inhabited by supernatural forces they are driven by the forces within and of their environments.
Psychiatry believes mental illness is determined or pre-determined, and that even when environment plays a part people react to the environment in pre-determined ways. People can and do claim that psychiatry is a science because it can be measured. I believe this is suspect!
The role played by drugs in psychiatry is seen by some as evidence of its scientific basis, as drugs belong to science and fit the claims of medicine for almost three hundred years. Drugs will suppress so the good they do, combined with their addictive nature, is suspect. Or do you consider otherwise? Again the effects of drugs are subject to measuring, or are they? Psychiatry predetermines human nature but is the categorisation of human beings reliable?
Universal question: - Can diabetes & metabolic disorders be cured by any medicine and substitute? For answer: - https://www.lulu.com/shop/innovator-pramod-stephen/your-health-is-in-your-mouth/paperback/product-zgvvk6.html?page=1&pageSize=4 सार्वभौमिक प्रश्न:- क्या मधुमेह और चयापचय संबंधी विकारों को किसी दवा और विकल्प से ठीक किया जा सकता है? उत्तर के लिए:-https://www.flipkart.com/aapka-swasth-aapke-muh-me/p/itm22edae101e74a?pid=9789393385543
A study by Peeters et al. (2017) suggests that sugar traps cancer in a 'vicious cycle' which make it more aggressive and harder to treat (1). On the question-and-answer site Quora, Ray Schilling, MD, concludes: "there is a connection between the consumption of sugar and starchy foods and various cancers in man. Animal experiments are useful in suggesting these connections, but many clinical trials including the Women’s Health Initiative have shown that these findings are also true in humans. It is insulin resistance due to sugar and starch overconsumption that is causing cancer" (2).
References
1. Peeters K, Van Leemputte F, Fischer B, Bonini BM, Quezada H, Tsytlonok M, Haesen D, Vanthienen W, Bernardes N, Gonzalez-Blas CB, Janssens V, Tompa P, Versées W, Thevelein JM. Fructose-1,6-bisphosphate couples glycolytic flux to activation of Ras. Nat Commun 2017; 8: 922. doi: 10.1038/s41467-017-01019-z. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-017-01019-z.pdf
2. Schilling R. Why isn't sugar portrayed as bad like cigarettes? https://www.quora.com/Why-isnt-sugar-portrayed-as-bad-like-cigarettes
Do you have medical cooperatives in your country? What is your opinion about the possible models of cooperatives in medicine that are proposed in this article? -
Diabetes is most prevalent all over the world especially type-II diabetes. India is called the 'Diabetic Capital' as this metabolic disorder is most prevalent in our country Therefore, is there anything like signature medicine or advanced genetic engineering tool for type-II diabetes to have sigh of relief for the patients ?
The first type of diabetes that occurs in our body is Diabetes type 1 and after a long time of treatment our body becomes resistant to the medicine and it converts into diabetes type 2 it gens goes to our fetus and develops from generation to generation. For Metabolic disorders read my book:-"Your Health Is In Your Mouth"
As physicians practicing medicine, what do you see most necessary in patient medical care that requires system unification on a single platform?
Ie:
- creating a directory of drugs available in the country and the location they're provided by pharmacies?
- Health literacy of patients--> Overseen by ministry authorities such as elected professors, etc.
What is the probability that the first step in moving toward a more inclusive and positive sum game of academia going to be through medical doctor training? No one wants to die, so, respectfully, medicine is probably (almost definitely) the most essential profession. Thus, how do we deal with shortages of medical doctors?
My full opinion:
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