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Journal of Medical Sciences and Interdisciplinary Research

Volume 2, Issue 1 (2022)

Exploring the Role of CRP Analysis and Obesity in the Disparities of COVID-19 Outcomes
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Written by Leonidas Palaiodimos   Published in Vol 2 Issue 1, 2022
Obesity has now become a global concern and contributes to various risk factors, especially in Western countries, where its prevalence has increased sharply. This surge has led to a significant increase in cardiovascular diseases in the general population. Inflammatory proteins, such as C-reactive protein (CRP), play an important role in the acute phase response to inflammation. This study aimed to investigate the impact of obesity on inflammation, as measured by CRP levels, in obese patients wh
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Rational Approach to Pharmacotherapy in Respiratory Diseases during the COVID-19 Pandemic
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Written by Lutsak Iryna   Published in Vol 2 Issue 1, 2022
This article aims to highlight the treatment of respiratory diseases during the COVID-19 pandemic, with a focus on vaccination and the impact of the disease on children. The study uses a longitudinal design, referencing English-language resources such as UpToDate, peer-reviewed journals, and surveys from outpatient healthcare practitioners. While there were no major changes to the treatment of respiratory diseases during the pandemic, there were updates to the recommendations for aerosolized dru
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Prevalence of Headache, Migraine, and TTH in Medical Students at Northern Border University
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Written by Abdelrahman Mohamed Ahmed Abukanna   Published in Vol 2 Issue 1, 2022
Medical students are often considered a high-risk group for stress-related conditions, including primary headaches. Previous research on primary headaches in this population has shown an association between poor academic performance and the need for intervention. This study aimed to assess the prevalence of primary headaches among medical students at Northern Border University in Arar, Saudi Arabia. This cross-sectional study used an online questionnaire administered at a single point in time. T
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Longitudinal Study on the Characteristics of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Constitutions and Related Influencing Factors in Women in Hong Kong
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Written by Li Guo   Published in Vol 2 Issue 1, 2022
Traditional Chinese Medicine Constitution (TCMC) provides valuable insights into an individual’s physical, mental, and overall health profile. Gaining a deeper understanding of TCMC types and their influencing factors may help promote health and prevent disease. While previous cross-sectional studies have identified common characteristics of TCMC and their associated factors, there remains a lack of longitudinal research tracking these changes over time. This follow-up study aimed to investigate
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Assessing the Link between Gingival Phenotype and Periodontal Health
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Written by Anna Dziewulska   Published in Vol 2 Issue 1, 2022
The identification of the gingival phenotype and its relationship to periodontal health is essential for providing effective treatment. This study investigated the prevalence of different gingival phenotypes and how they relate to various factors such as crown shape, papilla height (PH), keratinized tissue width (KTW), and other potential risk factors. A total of 90 participants, including 53 women and 37 men, participated in the study. The gingival phenotype was classified as thin or thick base
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A Comprehensive Review of Current Findings Linking Hypertension in Adults with Stress and Anxiety Conditions
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Written by Hafsah Saeed   Published in Vol 2 Issue 1, 2022
According to projections from the W.H.O., ischemic heart disease was expected to emerge as the leading global cause of illness by 2020, closely followed by major depressive disorders as the second most important cause. The future landscape of global health will likely be shaped by the complex interplay between cardiovascular disease and psychiatric conditions. There is a strong association between an individual’s mental health and their lifestyle choices, both of which can significantly influenc
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