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Volume 2 Issue 6 - 2022
Risk Factors and Incidence Rate of SARS-COV-2 Infection Sequels. A Longitudinal Study in General Medicine
Abstract: Background: The epidemiological data on the sequels of covid-19 are not well known
PDF Read MoreSARS-CoV-2 Infection Post-Acute Specific Sequels Case Series in General Medicine from March 15, 2020 to October 31, 2022, in Toledo, Spain
Abstract: Background: It is likely that the burden of disease secondary to covid-19 is not limited to acute disease alone, but the potential sequels are not well known.
PDF Read MoreThe Care and Cure Process in General Medicine. Public Health and Epidemiological Implications
Abstract: Sense of healing / health problem resolution is qualitative and occurs on a non-dichotomous continuum; this fact modifies the concept of healing and treatment at the general medicine level.
PDF Read MoreThe Public Health Agenda and Political Science in Search of New Synergies: The Time to Move is Now
Abstract: Background: As the economic, social and environmental consequences on the health/wellbeing of the population increase, many governments are moving towards a model in which political leaders seek to make sense of a more holistic approach to public health.
PDF Read MoreBacterial Pathogens Associated With Eyeglasses and Risks of Infection among Staff and Students of a Private University in South - West Nigeria
Abstract: Introduction: Household food insecurity (HFI) has become a major public health concern throughout the world. In addition, depression, as one of the main causes of disability, affects 350 million people worldwide.
PDF Read MoreIncidence Rates and Risk Factors for Covid-19 Booster Adverse Reactions in General Medicine
Abstract: Data on the incidence rate and risk factors of covid-19 booster adverse reactions are critical to success vaccination programs.
DOI: 10.33582/mpphe.2022.202210007 PDF Read MoreThe Biopsychosocial Approach Gives Relevance to General Medicine as a Tool of Public Health
Abstract: Public Health is the care and promotion of health applied to the entire population. But public health should not be considered as something apart from the health of each individual and general medical care.
DOI: 10.33582/mpphe.2022.202210006 PDF Read MoreAdverse Reactions with Covid-19 Vaccine Booster are of Milder Gravity than with First and Second Dose
Abstract: It is not clearly known whether the third doses (booster) of the covid-19 vaccine present more or fewer adverse reactions than those of the first and second doses.
DOI: 10.33582/mpphe.2022.202210005 PDF Read MoreEpidemiology of Placebo Effect. Distribution, Frequency and Determining Factors
Abstract: Although there is disagreement about the definition and clinical relevance of the placebo effect, the use of inert or non-indicated medication has been common throughout the history of medicine.
DOI: 10.33582/mpphe.2022.202210003 PDF Read MoreBiliary Atresia-Challenges of Liver Transplantation
Abstract: Biliary Atresia is a rare condition in early infancy in India, as nearly 2500-5000 such children are born each year. Liver transplantation is a highly successful treatment for biliary atresia, as survival after surgery has increased dramatically in recent years.
DOI: 10.33582/mpphe.2022.202210002 PDF Read MoreAdverse Covid-19 Vaccines Booster Reactions Case Series, From November 2021 To September 2022, In a General Medicine Office in Toledo, Spain
Abstract: There is lack of clinical outcome data on the safety of covid-19 vaccines booster. To study, in general medicine, clinical-epidemiological characteristics of patients who consulted for self-reported adverse reactions to covid-19 vaccines booster.
DOI: 10.33582/mpphe.2022.202210001 PDF Read MoreMagnitude of the Problem & Management of Tropical Fevers-in Smaller Settings
Abstract: Pyrexial illness is a presentation of many diseases particularly associated with tropical environments, include many common infections, like influenza and tuberculosis that occur across the countries
DOI: 10.33582/mpphe.2022.202208007 PDF Read MoreMeta - Analysis of Corporate Reputation and Intellectual Capital Formation
Abstract: The meta-analyses reveal the factors that during a period have influenced the behavior of a formal sector such as Higher Education Institutions. The objective of this work was to establish fixed effects models to explain the influence
DOI: 10.33582/mpphe.2022.202207006 PDF Read MorePublic Health and The Rule of Law
Abstract: The rule of law is a sustainable system of laws, institutions, rules and community engagement that gives accountability to both government and private actors, fair laws that protect fundamental rights
DOI: 10.33582/mpphe.2022.202207005 PDF Read MoreDoes the Booster Vaccination Provide Advantages to Prevent Reinfection Over 1 or 2 Doses of COVID - 19 Vaccine?
Abstract: Background: COVID-19 booster effectiveness against reinfections is not clearly known.
DOI: 10.33582/mpphe.2022.202209003 PDF Read MoreThe General Practitioner as a Clinical Epidemiologist: Three Metaphors to Explain the Fundamental Concepts
Abstract: In this article, based on metaphors, we review the mechanisms of applying some concepts of clinical epidemiology in general medicine: 1) The general practitioner (GP) as a magician: he uses clinical epidemiology as a strategy
DOI: 10.33582/mpphe.2022.202208010 PDF Read MoreThe Durable Lining: A New Tool for Malaria Vector Control Compared to Other Classical Methods (Long Lasting Insecticide Treated Nets "LLIN" During a Village Scale Long Term Trial in Angola. I. Entomological Evaluation
Abstract: Background: Deltamethrin ("δ") treated durable lining ("DL") or "insecticide treated plastic sheeting" ("δITPS") were used for a long term village-scale malaria vector control (VC) program in 8 villages around Balombo town (Benguela Province, Angola)
DOI: 10.33582/mpphe.2022.202207001 PDF Read MoreKnob, Clot, Protuberance-Nodular Fasciitis
Abstract: Nodular fasciitis emerges as a benign, self limited, mesenchymal neoplasm of fibroblastic or myofibroblastic derivation. The morphologically distinctive
DOI: 10.33582/mpphe.2022.202208011 PDF Read MoreRole of Epidemiology in the Development of Public Policies in the 21st Century
Abstract: Epidemics have become more frequent, more complex and more difficult to prevent and control with the rapid evolution of ecology, urbanisation, climate change,
DOI: 10.33582/mpphe.2022.202209001 PDF Read MoreSARS-CoV-2 Reinfections as Compared with Primary Infections in Vaccinated People. Are there Clinical-Epidemiological Differences of Importance for Health Interventions between First Infection and Reinfection in Vaccinated People?
Abstract: Although reinfections in vaccinated individuals should theoretically be lighter than primary infections in vaccinated individuals, the clinical-epidemiological differences and their importance regarding public health between
DOI: 10.33582/mpphe.2022.202208009 PDF Read MoreA Review of Occupational Hazards in Health Sector: Risks and Awareness
Background: Healthcare personnel working in hospitals and healthcare institutions across the world are more vulnerable to occupational dangers than those working in other fields.
DOI: 10.33582/mpphe.2022.202208008 PDF Read MoreStructural Equation Modeling of Pregnancy in the COVID - 19 Era
Introduction: The interruption of pregnancy reflects the lifestyles of a high rate of population under 29 years of age, as is the case in the State of Mexico, however, the policies of decriminalization of abortion that
DOI: 10.33582/mpphe.2022.202207004 PDF Read MoreTenacious and Unmitigated-Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis
Introduction: Hashimoto’s thyroiditis is an autoimmune disorder demonstrating thyroid enlargement or goitre associated with elevated circulating anti-thyroid
DOI: 10.33582/mpphe.2022.202208006 PDF Read MoreDopamine Detox in Realm of Habits and Behavior
Introduction: Since the beginning of human evolution, our brain developed its reward and punishment center. The human brain started to release an integral feel–good hormone Dopamine.
DOI: 10.33582/mpphe.2022.202208005 PDF Read MoreThe Heteromorphic Receptacle-Juvenile Polyp
Introduction: Juvenile polyp is a common paediatric intestinal polyp constituted of prominent, cystic glandular dilatation circumscribed by an inflamed stroma.
DOI: 10.33582/mpphe.2022.202207003 PDF Read MorePain Management in Children - Nursing Perspective
Introduction: Pain is subjective and is usually expressed by the caretakers in younger children. Pain response is unique for each child. Different pain assessment tools need to be used for different age group of children. Nurses need to be very sensitive
DOI: 10.33582/mpphe.2022.202207002 PDF Read MoreEffects of Vitamin D Supplementation on Exacerbation in Patients with Severe COPD
Introduction: Results from several studies indicated that vitamin D plays a role in a variety of immunologic processes such as modulation of inflammatory pathways and susceptibility to infections
DOI: 10.33582/mpphe.2022.202206002 PDF Read MoreSurvey and Analysis of the Cognition of Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and First Aid Skills among Middle School Students in Guiyang, China
Abstract: Objective: To understand the knowledge and handling of first aid skills of CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation, CPR) in middle school students
DOI: 10.33582/mpphe.2022.202204003 PDF Read MoreMicrocontroller Based Device for Capacitive Biosensor Readout
Abstract: Nowadays, problems in healthcare sector seem to be more crucial than ever. In a bid to reduce the number of deaths due to several diseases
DOI: 10.33582/mpphe.2022.202204002 PDF Read More