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reasonsforhope · 5 months ago

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"An international research team has found almost a million potential sources of antibiotics in the natural world.

Research published in the journal Cell by a team including Queensland University of Technology (QUT) computational biologist Associate Professor Luis Pedro Coelho has used machine learning to identify 863,498 promising antimicrobial peptides -- small molecules that can kill or inhibit the growth of infectious microbes.

The findings of the study come with a renewed global focus on combatting antimicrobial resistance (AMR) as humanity contends with the growing number of superbugs resistant to current drugs.

"There is an urgent need for new methods for antibiotic discovery," Professor Coelho, a researcher at the QUT Centre for Microbiome Research, said. The centre studies the structure and function of microbial communities from around the globe.

"It is one of the top public health threats, killing 1.27 million people each year." ...

"Using artificial intelligence to understand and harness the power of the global microbiome will hopefully drive innovative research for better public health outcomes," he said.

The team verified the machine predictions by testing 100 laboratory-made peptides against clinically significant pathogens. They found 79 disrupted bacterial membranes and 63 specifically targeted antibiotic-resistant bacteria such as Staphylococcus aureus and Escherichia coli.

"Moreover, some peptides helped to eliminate infections in mice; two in particular reduced bacteria by up to four orders of magnitude," Professor Coelho said.

In a preclinical model, tested on infected mice, treatment with these peptides produced results similar to the effects of polymyxin B -- a commercially available antibiotic which is used to treat meningitis, pneumonia, sepsis and urinary tract infections.

More than 60,000 metagenomes (a collection of genomes within a specific environment), which together contained the genetic makeup of over one million organisms, were analysed to get these results. They came from sources across the globe including marine and soil environments, and human and animal guts.

The resulting AMPSphere -- a comprehensive database comprising these novel peptides -- has been published as a publicly available, open-access resource for new antibiotic discovery.

[Note: !!! Love it. Open access research databases my beloved.]"

-via Science Daily, June 5, 2024

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covid-safer-hotties · 3 months ago

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UK researchers find Alzheimer’s-like brain changes in long COVID patients - Published Aug 30, 2024

LEXINGTON, Ky (Aug. 30, 2024) — New research from the University of Kentucky’s Sanders-Brown Center on Aging shows compelling evidence that the cognitive impairments observed in long COVID patients share striking similarities with those seen in Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias.

The study, published in Alzheimer’s & Dementia: The Journal of the Alzheimer’s Association, highlights a potential commonality in brain disorders across these conditions that could pave the way for new avenues in research and treatment.

The study was a global effort, funded by a multitude of grants from the U.S. National Institutes of Health, the Alzheimer’s Association and international organizations. The project also brought together experts from various fields of neuroscience.

Researchers at the UK College of Medicine led the study, including Yang Jiang, Ph.D., professor in the Department of Behavioral Science; Chris Norris, Ph.D., professor in the Department of Pharmacology and Nutritional Sciences; and Bob Sompol, Ph.D., assistant professor in the Department of Pharmacology and Nutritional Sciences. Their work focuses on electrophysiology, neuroinflammation, astrocytes and synaptic functions.

“This project benefited greatly from interdisciplinary collaboration,” Jiang said. “We had input from experts, associated with the Alzheimer’s Association International Society to Advance Alzheimer's Research and Treatment (ISTAART), across six countries, including the U.S., Turkey, Ireland, Italy, Argentina and Chile.”

Jiang and the collaborative team focused their work on understanding the “brain fog” that many COVID-19 survivors experience, even months after recovering from the virus. This fog includes memory problems, confusion and difficulty concentrating. According to Jiang, “the slowing and abnormality of intrinsic brain activity in COVID-19 patients resemble those seen in Alzheimer’s and related dementias.”

This research sheds light on the connection between the two conditions, suggesting that they may share underlying biological mechanisms. Both long COVID and Alzheimer’s disease involve neuroinflammation, the activation of brain support cells known as astrocytes and abnormal brain activity. These factors can lead to significant cognitive impairments, making it difficult for patients to think clearly or remember information.

The idea that COVID-19 could lead to Alzheimer’s-like brain changes is a significant development.

“People don’t usually connect COVID-19 with Alzheimer’s disease,” Jiang said, “but our review of emerging evidence suggests otherwise.”

The publication in Alzheimer’s & Dementia reveals that the cognitive issues caused by COVID-19 reflect similar underlying brain changes as those in dementia.

The study’s insights emphasize the importance of regular brain function check-ups for these populations, particularly through the use of affordable and accessible tools like electroencephalography (EEG).

The study not only highlights the shared traits between long COVID and Alzheimer’s, but also points to the importance of further research.

“The new insight opens avenues for future research and clinical practice, particularly in studying brain oscillations related to neural biomarkers of mild cognitive impairment in people with long COVID,” said Jiang.

One of the key findings is the role of astrocytes — support cells in the brain that have not been as thoroughly studied as neurons. The research suggests that damage or activation of these cells by COVID-19 can cause synaptic dysfunctions, leading to the abnormal brain activity observed in both conditions. This discovery is significant because it may help explain why EEG patterns in COVID-19 patients resemble those seen in the early stages of neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s.

Researchers believe this work could have a direct impact on patient care. They are advocating for routine EEG exams to detect early brain changes in both COVID-19 survivors and those at risk for cognitive decline.

“EEG patterns in COVID-19 patients resemble those seen in early neurodegenerative diseases,” said Norris.

“These similarities may be due to shared issues such as brain inflammation, astrocyte activity, low oxygen levels and blood vessel damage,” said Sompol.

By detecting these changes early, health care providers could potentially identify at-risk individuals sooner and implement interventions to prevent or slow the progression of cognitive decline.

As research continues, the team is particularly interested in how EEG monitoring can predict long-term outcomes in COVID-19 patients and assess the effectiveness of treatments aimed at preventing cognitive decline.

Research reported in this publication was supported by the National Institute on Aging of the National Institutes of Health under Award Numbers P30AG072946, P01AG078116 and R56AG060608. The content is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the official views of the National Institutes of Health.

Link to study: alz-journals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/alz.14089

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jcsmicasereports · 1 month ago

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In Hindsight, A Deafening Diagnosis by Ecler Jaqua in Journal of Clinical Case Reports Medical Images and Health Sciences

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Dizziness is a common presentation to the outpatient, primary care physician. Its persistence, associated with hearing changes, should prompt further evaluation for more rare diagnoses such as an acoustic neuroma. Although not malignant, timely management of an acoustic neuroma is essential to prevent chronic facial paresthesia, pain, or taste disturbance, and more rarely death.

CASE PRESENTATION

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A 34-year-old female presents to the primary care physician with a 2-week history of fatigue, generalized headache, intermittent right-sided tinnitus, and dizziness that started abruptly after a dental procedure. Tinnitus is high-pitched and most often noted in the morning. The dizziness occurs mainly when changing from a supine to seated position. She has no pertinent medical history, engages in regular cardiovascular exercise but is plagued with an addiction to coffee, approximately 3 cups a day. She denies taking any medications or over-the-counter supplements.

Physical exam, including vital signs and orthostatic blood pressure measurement, is unremarkable. Differential diagnoses included benign positional vertigo and caffeine-induced headache. Plan was to obtain an audiogram, keep a headache diary, decrease caffeine consumption, and improve hydration on days of exercise.

While awaiting the audiogram, the patient presented again to her primary care physician for worsening fatigue and self-diagnosed anxiety, in addition to her stable dizziness, tinnitus, and headache. Physical exam was, once again, unremarkable. Differential diagnoses were expanded to include anemia, thyroid disorder, and vestibular migraine. Plan was to trial sumatriptan and begin laboratory evaluation for her fatigue and hair loss. Labs were unremarkable for anemia, electrolyte or vitamin imbalance, and thyroid disorder.

Almost one year later, the patient returns with persistent symptoms of fatigue, anxiety, tinnitus, dizziness, and intermittent headaches. She reports that her symptoms were overwhelming and affected all aspects of her life, not relieved with the sumatriptan. Physical exam, once again, was unremarkable. Differential diagnoses were again expanded to include Meniere’s disease, intracranial mass, and somatization disorder. Plan was to obtain the previously ordered audiogram, non-urgent magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of her brain, and consultations with Psychology for coping techniques and Otolaryngology for her tinnitus and dizziness.

THE DIAGNOSIS

The audiogram was notable for asymmetric hearing loss (Fig 1) and subsequent imaging with MRI Brain confirmed the diagnoses of a 5mm intracanalicular tumor, suggestive of acoustic neuroma (Fig 2). The patient was offered proton therapy but elected for definitive, surgical intervention with Neurosurgery. She underwent translabyrinthine resection of the intracanalicular acoustic neuroma. Her postoperative course was complicated by facial weakness but resolved after one year. Follow-up imaging confirmed complete tumor resection and she continues to do well two years after surgery, without recurrence of the acoustic neuroma.

THE DISCUSSION

Headaches, dizziness, and tinnitus are challenging concerns because the differential diagnoses are quite broad. In this case, since the patient presents often, the symptoms were more likely to be acute and the more common diagnoses of benign paroxysmal positional vertigo, vestibular migraine, and caffeine-induced headache were considered. As the symptoms became more persistent, the clinician correctly broadened the differential diagnoses list and requested the appropriate imaging and specialty follow-up.

This patient’s diagnosis, a right-sided acoustic neuroma, was delayed by poor follow-up and procrastination in obtaining the audiogram. Fortunately, the acoustic neuroma is a slow-growing, benign tumor that develops from schwannoma cells along the branches of cranial nerve VIII, the vestibulocochlear nerve.1 Acoustic neuroma is also known as vestibular neuroma or schwannoma, most commonly affecting individuals between 65 and 74 years old with a prevalence of 1 in 100,000.2,3,4 The most common risk factor is having a history of neurofibromatosis type 2 or exposure to high-dose radiation.5 Increased prevalence, over the last several years, has been attributed to advanced imaging technology.3 Although it is a slow-growing tumor, its growth can compresses the facial and trigeminal nerves causing facial paresthesia, pain, and taste disturbance.6 Rarely, the tumor can compress the brainstem and cause death.6,7 It can be monitored for growth or treated with radiation and/or surgery.

THE TAKEAWAY

Unfortunately, the etiology of patients’ concerns cannot always be determined. But, it should be the responsibility of the primary care physician to evaluate potentially life-threatening conditions for persistent symptoms. This case demonstrates balancing the common with the uncommon differential diagnoses and illustrates the patient’s role in adherence to the treatment plan. Although headaches, dizziness, and tinnitus are non-specific symptoms, the persistence of them should warrant further investigation with more advanced imaging and specialty consultation.

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mineofilms · 1 year ago

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Down is the new Up

A bulk of this BLOG is more a summary of the former White House Press Secretary, current Fox News Contributor and host of their debate segment “Outnumbered,” Kayleigh McEnany’s comments on 6/9/2023 to a Wall Street Journal opinion piece saying gender-affirming treatments are an ‘experiment’ on kids. I will not be inserting my own opinions on top of the opinions that are already here in that summarization, but will make a statement at the end full of my opinions. This is more/less just a summary of what was discussed during that segment.

President Biden has recently reaffirmed his commitment to safeguarding gender-affirming surgeries for children, despite efforts by lawmakers to prevent such procedures. He has criticized those he perceives as, "hysterical and prejudiced people," who are promoting bills that target children, distress families, and criminalize doctors. The President firmly believes that denying children access to life-changing surgeries and puberty blockers is unjust, and he condemns extreme officials for their cruelty towards our youth and communities.

A newly published opinion piece by the Wall Street Journal that critiques the left's lack of understanding regarding gender-affirming care for children, labeling it as a human experiment that disregards the long-term risks associated with the off-label dispensing of potent hormone blockers. The author of this piece argues that the widespread diagnosis of minors with gender dysphoria borders on child abuse. The article also reveals that 68% of individuals oppose the use of puberty-blocking medications for teenagers, while 58% are against such treatments altogether.

According to Pete Hegseth, a Fox News contributor of their news segment “Outnumbered” the concept of gender-affirming care is a fabricated term that falsely implies that 13-year-olds can autonomously opt for surgery and powerful blockers. He asserts in sarcasm that this belief is akin to suggesting that 13-year-olds should be permitted to smoke cigarettes, consume alcohol, and open gambling accounts due to societal pressure. Pete also criticizes President Biden for endorsing the words of radical individuals and groups without possessing a proper understanding of the subject matter.

It should be noted here that most people that argue against Biden on this topic agree that Biden lacks a proper understanding of the subject matter at hand conceptually.

Another contributor on the segment, Cheryl Casone emphasizes the risks associated with Lupron and Advian, two drugs administered to children as part of gender-affirming care. She reveals that there have been 10,000 reports of adverse effects from these drugs, including hair thinning, fibromyalgia, and degenerative spinal disc conditions. Furthermore, she notes that some states are permitting children to undergo these treatments without parental guidance, potentially leading to lawsuits against the pharmaceutical companies producing these drugs.

The last opinion came from another contributor, Dagen McDowell, where she points out that the push for children to undergo gender-affirming care is driven not by political motives but financial interests groups. Her opinion reveals that these children become multimillion-dollar patients, for life, due to the irreversible effects of surgery and medication, resulting in a lifetime of medical interventions. Dagen also highlights that countries such as Finland, Sweden, and Norway have banned the use of these drugs on minors due to their side effects and the phenomenon of social contagion.

Recently, Britain's National Health Service shut down the Tavistock clinic for diagnosing autistic and mentally ill children as transgender. Where my opinion starts… That to me is a major transgression of medicine, science, common sense, logic, breaking the promise to heal and care for the sick. As I said, the above portion of this BLOG is more a summary of this discussion during the FOX News segment “Outnumbered,” and is not of my own opinions. Now we can discuss what I think on the subject, unless where it is clearly stated otherwise. As I am labeled as, right wing, MAGA, crazy, unhinged or whatever term the Radical Extreme WOKE or EOA’s, Extreme Outrage Actors want to project onto me this day. I am sure tomorrow it will be some other label. What I actually am is an Independent/Independent thinker who will lean sometimes Right because at the moment Right is the lessor of the two evil party system we are currently in.

Extreme Outrage Actors are both a Subculture and Internet Subculture that attempts to hijack other cel groups or political ideologies to make minority issues displayed as majority issues and those issues be labeled as normal and/or everyday ‘FACTS…’ Try to take a bad idea, that is already widely accepted as a bad idea, change some of the attributes that define the idea as bad and make that seem good and chastise others who do not follow suit. Examples of these groups would be: WOKE, incel, femcel, MGTOW, Volcel, Blackpill, Kevin/Karen, Trolls, Tweakers (Twitter Users), Binary, Non-Binary, Ally's, Cisgender, Panexual, Intersex, Queer, Asexual, Hindi, Middle-Eastern, Twitch Gamers, Otakus, Anime Cosplayers, Otherkins, Antigun Groups, Neo Nazis, Environmental Activists, Scene Kids, Religion, Conspiracy Theorists, Flat Earthers, Hollow Earthers and Racists. You will notice I did not mention LGBT as these are real people, with real issues with for/against this law/that law/right/non-right. Where the others I mention are more actors, or internet subculture “cel” groups than real people with real problems.

You will find these subcultures on smaller, not well known platforms like SpaceHey.com, a MySpace clone with little to no administrative monitoring where these users will harass, bully and dox other users with opposing views. Breaking their TOS and Privacy Policy with no accountability from admins for the platform. With the self-destruction of Reddit as of late you will see just as many groups/users on Discord where they do much of the same but in private chat groups, to where, who knows what/who is monitoring them and their mostly extreme and blind progressive ideologies.

The Word Self-Projection Comes to Mind…

Self-projectionist, where a person or group project their own flaws, beliefs, and support onto the person they're trashing. In other words, a person that trashes other people and the details of that trashing are things the trasher actually is, supports, believes in and attempts to paint onto the person they are trashing. They just cannot help themselves. They want others to know these things but not necessarily do they want people to know it is them… It is a way for them to find out how the general public looks at people that practice such social activities to see if they themselves could be accepted by the lot. The lot would never accept people who do this to other people. Like I said, they cannot help themselves. They are addicted to outrage and the responses that come from that outrage.

A fact, by definition, is a theory which is (unproven datasets, an educated guess without verified testing by the scientific method), that is later tested to such a level of accuracy that it cannot be said to be NOT FALSE and cannot be debated as a non-fact till there is real data to suggest the fact is not a fact. It is all about data. The whole point is these actor-cel-groups do not care if they are right or not or their data is accurate or not, but you will believe what they believe or you are a canceled, a transphobe, racist, sexist, bigot and other unsavory labels. Media and social media can and will influence us indirectly. First, it whispers in the ears of trendsetters. Then they bust the moves, spreading the beat among their crew. It's all about who you follow and them use made up titles like, “Influencer,” in the hopes they gain your support. According to the two-step flow theory, a concept in the field of communication, the majority of these trendsetters lack original thinking abilities. In today's society, where it is expected to have an opinion on everything, people tend to adopt the viewpoints of their preferred thought leaders instead of engaging in original thought and conducting thorough research themselves.

Descendit est novum Sursum (Latin for Down is the new Up) By David-Angelo Mineo 6/16/2023 1,314 Words

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literaturepublishersjournal · 2 years ago

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BJPMR accepts a variety of manuscript types, including original research articles, review articles, short communications, and case studies in pharmaceutical and biomedical research. The journal encourages submissions that advance knowledge and address significant issues in these fields.

2. How is the peer review process conducted at BJPMR?

The peer review process at BJPMR involves a thorough evaluation by experts in the relevant field. Each submitted manuscript is reviewed for its originality, methodology, and contribution to knowledge. This rigorous process ensures that only high-quality research is published, maintaining the journal’s standards.

3. Is BJPMR an open access journal?

Yes, BJPMR is an open access journal. This means that all published articles are freely available to readers worldwide, promoting wider dissemination and accessibility of research findings. Authors can reach a larger audience and maximize the impact of their work.

4. How can I submit my manuscript to BJPMR?

To submit your manuscript, visit the BJPMR website and follow the submission guidelines provided. You will need to create an account, upload your manuscript, and provide relevant information about your research. Ensure that your submission adheres to the journal’s formatting and ethical guidelines.

5. What benefits can I expect from publishing in BJPMR?

Publishing in BJPMR offers numerous benefits, including enhanced visibility for your research, the opportunity to gain recognition in your field, and access to a diverse readership. Additionally, BJPMR’s open access model ensures that your work reaches a global audience, maximizing its impact.

Conclusion

The British Journal of Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Research (BJPMR) is an ideal platform for researchers seeking to share their innovative findings and enhance their visibility in the scientific community. With a commitment to high-quality publishing and a diverse readership, BJPMR offers numerous advantages, from boosting exposure to expanding recognition. Submit your manuscript today and take the first step toward elevating your impact in the pharmaceutical and biomedical fields.

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For researchers eager to share their valuable findings, we invite you to submit your manuscripts to the British Journal of Pharmaceutical and Medical Research. Please send your submissions and inquiries to [email protected]. We look forward to reviewing your work and contributing to the advancement of biomedical science.

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BJBMR: Present Your Findings In A Distinguished Journal

Publishing your research findings is a significant milestone in your academic career. The **British Journal of Biomedical Research (BJBMR)** offers a unique opportunity to share your discoveries with a global audience. This blog post will explore the various benefits of submitting your work to BJBMR, how it can enhance your visibility and credibility, and the potential impacts of your research.

## Feature Research in a Prestigious Journal

BJBMR is known for its high-quality publications that cover a wide range of topics in biomedical research. By publishing your work in such a prestigious journal, you not only elevate your research’s credibility but also enhance your professional reputation. The rigorous peer-review process ensures that only the most impactful research gets published, giving your findings the exposure they deserve. Being featured in BJBMR allows you to stand out in the competitive field of biomedical research, opening doors for further collaboration and recognition.

## Publish Findings in BJPMR Now

Don’t wait to share your findings; the process to submit your research to BJBMR is straightforward and user-friendly. The journal accepts various types of manuscripts, including original research articles, reviews, and clinical studies. Once your manuscript is prepared, you can submit it online through the journal’s submission system. Quick turnaround times and a commitment to high editorial standards mean your research can be published and reach its audience promptly.

## Present Innovations to Global Readers

One of the most significant advantages of publishing in BJBMR is the journal’s global reach. With a wide readership that includes researchers, academics, and practitioners worldwide, your work will gain the attention it deserves. This global audience means your innovations can inspire researchers and practitioners across borders, fostering international collaboration and dialogue in the biomedical field.

## Connect With Experts via Research

By publishing in BJBMR, you gain access to an extensive network of researchers and professionals in the biomedical field. The journal attracts experts who are eager to engage with new findings and discuss the implications of your research. This networking opportunity can lead to collaborative projects, partnerships, and invitations to speak at conferences, enhancing your academic profile and opening doors for future research endeavors.

## Showcase Discoveries in BJBMR

Your research deserves a platform where it can shine, and BJBMR provides that platform. By submitting your work, you can showcase your discoveries to a relevant and engaged audience. The journal encourages diverse submissions that highlight innovative research, ensuring that your findings contribute to the evolving landscape of biomedical science. This visibility can help attract funding and support for future research initiatives, ultimately benefiting the broader scientific community.

## Achieve Recognition Through Publishing

Publishing your work in BJBMR is a powerful way to achieve recognition in your field. The journal’s established reputation for excellence adds weight to your findings, making them more likely to be cited by other researchers. Increased citations not only validate your work but also enhance your visibility in the academic community, contributing to your overall professional growth. Recognition through publication can be a game-changer for your career, opening doors to new opportunities and collaborations.

## Submit Studies for Wide Visibility

BJBMR’s extensive distribution network ensures that your research reaches a broad audience. This visibility is essential for maximizing the impact of your work. By making your findings accessible to various stakeholders — including researchers, healthcare professionals, and policymakers — you increase the likelihood of your research influencing practice and policy decisions. The more people who see and engage with your work, the greater its potential impact in the biomedical field.

## Broaden Impact with BJBMR Submissions

When you submit your research to BJBMR, you are taking a significant step toward broadening the impact of your findings. The journal is committed to publishing work that addresses pressing issues in the biomedical sciences. By contributing to BJBMR, you become part of a larger effort to advance knowledge, improve health outcomes, and drive innovation in the field. Your research can contribute to important discussions and initiatives that shape the future of biomedical research and healthcare.

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## FAQs

### 1. What is the British Journal of Biomedical Research (BJBMR)?

The **British Journal of Biomedical Research (BJBMR)** is a peer-reviewed academic journal focused on publishing high-quality research in the biomedical sciences. It aims to disseminate significant findings that contribute to the understanding of health, disease, and medical advancements.

### 2. How can I submit my research to BJBMR?

To submit your research to BJBMR, visit the journal’s official website and follow the submission guidelines provided. Ensure your manuscript adheres to the journal’s formatting and ethical standards. After submission, your work will undergo a thorough peer-review process.

### 3. What are the benefits of publishing in BJBMR?

Publishing in BJBMR offers numerous benefits, including increased visibility, enhanced credibility, and the opportunity to reach a wide academic audience. It also provides access to an extensive professional network and the potential for collaboration and funding opportunities.

### 4. What types of research does BJBMR publish?

BJBMR publishes a variety of research types, including original research articles, reviews, case studies, and clinical trials. The journal welcomes submissions that provide valuable insights and advancements in the biomedical sciences.

### 5. How does the peer review process work at BJBMR?

The peer review process at BJBMR involves the evaluation of submitted manuscripts by experts in the field. Reviewers assess the quality, significance, and originality of the research. Authors receive constructive feedback to improve their work before publication.

## Conclusion

Contributing your work to the **British Journal of Biomedical Research (BJBMR)** is a strategic move for any researcher seeking to make a significant impact in the field of biomedical science. The benefits of publishing in this distinguished journal are vast, from gaining recognition to enhancing your professional credibility. BJBMR provides an invaluable platform for researchers to showcase their findings, engage with a global audience, and boost their academic careers.

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Mechanism of the Developed Sensorimotor Therapy Device: Synchronous Inputs of Visual Stimuli and Vibration to Improve Recovery of Distal Radius Fractures

Mechanism of the Developed Sensorimotor Therapy Device: Synchronous Inputs of Visual Stimuli and Vibration to Improve Recovery of Distal Radius Fractures in Biomedical Journal of Scientific & Technical Research

Each fracture requires immobilization following surgery. However, this immobilization impairs tactile perception and causes diminishing of cortical somatosensory maps [1]. This adverse event occurs not only among patients with undergoing immobilization for fracture, but also among their healthy counterparts [1,2]. Decreased limb use can lead to changes in the cortical representation of involved muscles [3]. These changes represent a disuse-dependent type of plasticity [4]. Because of the adverse effect arising from immobilization, we observed that some patients with distal radius fractures (DRFs) complained that prior sensation was not restored in the affected limb or that they forgot how to move the affected limb following immobilization phase, postoperatively. These patients are encouraged to further engage these limbs in active motion. Figure 1 illustrates the disuse-dependent plasticity from wrist fixation in the acute phase of patients with DRF. The process on the left illustrates insufficient coding. When joint movement of an upper limb is restricted for a certain period of time, brain activity is correspondingly reduced. As the illustration on the right shows, reduced brain activity precipitates a disuse-dependent type of plasticity that causes encoding failure, resulting in failed cerebral activation of pathways involved in the target movement or delayed recall of such movement pathways. To minimize such negative consequences of disuse-dependent plasticity during the immobilization phase, and to maintain tactile perception and somatosensory cortical maps, we developed a prototype device (development code: Ghost, Patent No. 6425355) that may be applicable to patients with DRF in the postoperative period.

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Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences University: Leading Institution for Medical Education

Located in Karad, Maharashtra, Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences University (KIMSU) is a renowned institution committed to imparting quality medical education. Established in 1984, the university has grown significantly over the years and is now a deemed university recognized by the University Grants Commission (UGC). KIMSU's focus on academic excellence makes it the institution of choice for students seeking a career in medicine and healthcare.

Courses and Degree Programs:

Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences University offers a wide range of bachelor's, master's, and doctoral programs in various medical disciplines including medicine, dentistry, nursing, physiotherapy, and health sciences. The university also offers highly specialized courses and short-term certificate programs that cater to diverse interests in the medical field.

The flagship MBBS program is highly competitive and students benefit from a comprehensive curriculum that combines theoretical knowledge with extensive clinical experience. KIMSU also offers MD and MSc programs in specialties such as Family Medicine, Pediatrics, and Surgery, allowing students to specialize in the field of their choice under the guidance of experienced faculty.

Faculty and Academic Excellence:

One of KIMSU's core strengths is its faculty. The university has a team of highly qualified professors and researchers who bring years of experience to teaching. Many faculty members are actively involved in research, contributing to various medical journals and participating in academic conferences. This commitment to research ensures that students are exposed to the latest advancements in medicine, making their learning experience current and comprehensive.

KIMSU also emphasizes hands-on training, which is essential for medical training. The university has affiliations with several hospitals, including Krishna Hospital, a 1,200-bed facility that serves as the primary training facility for students. Here they gain hands-on experience in patient care, diagnosis, and surgery, preparing them for real-world challenges.

Infrastructure and Facilities:

KIMSU campus is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities designed to enhance the learning environment. The anatomy and physiology lab is equipped with state-of-the-art equipment, allowing students to carry out experiments and research in a well-supported environment.

The Central Library is another notable feature, housing an extensive collection of medical literature, journals, and digital resources. The library is open 24 hours a day, giving students access to a wide selection of materials to aid in their studies and research projects.

The campus also features accommodation and sports and leisure facilities, making it a comfortable place for students to live and learn. The university also emphasizes student health, offering counseling services and wellness programs to support students' mental and physical health.

Research and Innovation:

KIMSU is committed to promoting research and innovation in the medical field. The university has established several research centers focusing on areas such as molecular biology, oncology, and regenerative medicine. These centers encourage students and faculty to participate in research that addresses pressing health problems, thereby contributing to the advancement of medical knowledge.

In recent years, KIMSU has partnered with various national and international institutions for collaborative research, allowing students to work with global experts and keep abreast of global developments in medicine.

Community Involvement and Social Responsibility:

In addition to academics, KIMSU is committed to supporting the community through various outreach programs. The university frequently organizes health camps in rural areas, providing free medical check-ups and treatments to the underserved. This not only allows students to gain practical experience but also develops a sense of social responsibility and empathy.

Conclusion:

Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences is the best institution for those who want to pursue a career in the medical field. KIMSU offers a comprehensive curriculum, experienced faculty, state-of-the-art facilities, and a conducive environment for medical students with a strong focus on research. Moreover, its commitment to community service ensures that its graduates are not only qualified professionals but also compassionate healthcare providers ready to make a positive impact on society.

For those seeking a well-rounded medical education in India, KIMSU is certainly an institution worth considering.

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Essential Factors to Evaluate When Choosing a Fertility Training Program

As the demand for skilled embryologists continues to rise, finding the right fertility training program has never been more important. Whether you're aiming for an MSc in Clinical Embryology or looking to expand your expertise through embryology training, selecting the best program is crucial for your career development. Here’s a guide on what to consider when choosing the ideal fertility training program to set you on the path to success.

1. Accreditation: A Stamp of Quality

The first factor to weigh is accreditation. Enrolling in a program that is accredited by recognized authorities guarantees you’ll receive high-quality education and training that meets industry standards. Accredited programs also carry more weight with potential employers, which can significantly boost your career prospects. Ensure that the MSc in Clinical Embryology or the embryology training program you're considering is backed by reputable educational or medical institutions.

2. Comprehensive Curriculum: The Core of Your Training

A strong curriculum is essential for developing the skills needed to succeed in embryology. When reviewing programs, ensure the curriculum covers the full spectrum of fertility science, with a specific focus on:

Reproductive biology: Understanding the complexities of the reproductive system.

Embryology techniques: Practical skills such as IVF (in vitro fertilization), ICSI (intracytoplasmic sperm injection), and embryo freezing.

Ethical and legal considerations: A thorough understanding of the ethical dilemmas and legal frameworks in fertility treatments.

Look for programs that balance theoretical knowledge with hands-on training in embryology labs. A curriculum that incorporates the latest innovations in reproductive technology will give you a competitive edge in this evolving field.

3. Experienced Faculty: Learning from the Best

The quality of your education often hinges on the expertise of the faculty. A program led by seasoned professionals who are actively involved in both research and clinical practice can make a world of difference. When choosing a fertility training program, investigate the credentials of the faculty members. Professors and mentors who publish regularly in reproductive medicine journals, hold leadership positions in fertility clinics, or are pioneers in embryology research will not only teach but also inspire you.

4. Hands-On Learning: The Key to Skill Mastery

Hands-on experience is non-negotiable in embryology training. A high-caliber MSc in Clinical Embryology program should offer access to advanced labs, clinical settings, and practical internships at fertility clinics. Mastering procedures like IVF, embryo biopsy, and cryopreservation in a real-world environment will give you the practical skills employers look for. Before enrolling, confirm that the program offers sufficient lab time and clinical rotations to develop your expertise.

5. Program Flexibility: Balance Learning with Life

For many students, balancing education with work or personal responsibilities is critical. If you require flexibility, look for programs that offer part-time schedules, online learning modules, or hybrid formats. Some of the best embryology training programs now offer flexible learning paths that allow you to progress at your own pace without compromising on the quality of your education.

6. Networking and Professional Growth: Building Connections

In any specialized field, networking is invaluable. A top-tier fertility training program should provide ample opportunities to connect with industry leaders, fellow students, and alumni. Look for programs that host seminars, workshops, or conferences, where you can interact with embryology experts and gain exposure to cutting-edge research. These events not only help you stay current with industry trends but also open doors to career opportunities.

7. Career Support: A Launchpad for Your Future

A good fertility training program will not only educate you but also help you navigate the job market. Investigate the career support services offered by the program, including job placement assistance, resume building, and interview preparation. Programs with established relationships with fertility clinics and healthcare institutions can help streamline your transition from student to professional embryologist. Don’t hesitate to reach out to alumni or the program’s career services to learn about job placement rates and the support offered post-graduation.

8. Location and Infrastructure: Choose the Right Environment

The environment in which you study can have a profound impact on your learning experience. Consider the program’s location and the quality of its infrastructure. Are the labs equipped with the latest reproductive technology? Does the program partner with leading fertility clinics for clinical training? Proximity to well-known fertility research centers or clinics could provide additional learning opportunities and networking benefits.

Conclusion

Choosing the right fertility training program is a critical step toward a successful career in embryology. By focusing on key factors like accreditation, curriculum content, faculty expertise, and hands-on experience, you can confidently select a program that aligns with your professional goals. Pursuing an MSc in Clinical Embryology or advanced embryology training will equip you with the skills, knowledge, and connections to thrive in the fast-evolving world of reproductive medicine.

Take the time to evaluate your options thoroughly, and choose a program that offers not only academic excellence but also the practical experience and professional support necessary to build a fulfilling career.

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COVID-19 “A Novel Great Imitator” and Its Cause-Effect Relationship on the Skin- Crimson Publishers

The emergence of the new coronavirus in December 2019, the main actor in the current COVID-19 pandemic and type 2 acute respiratory distress syndrome (SARS-CoV-2), initially allowed elucidating the particular respiratory symptoms of the disease that regularly it culminated in severe respiratory distress requiring mechanical ventilation and caused death in a considerable percentage of those infected. Over time, other symptoms were recognized, including the appearance of skin lesions. Initial reports of skin manifestations were documented by Italian dermatologists, probably because Italy was the first European country to be severely affected by the pandemic. The general clinical presentation, course, and outcome of SARS-CoV-2 infection in children differ from that in adults. In studies carried out during the first wave of the pandemic, it was observed that from 20.4% to 45% of patients with confirmed SARS-CoV-2 infection had presented skin manifestations, the maculopapular rash being the most frequently described. Subsequently, other studies classified the types of eruption attributable to the disease and related them to the stages and severity of the infection [1-2].

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Pursue Excellence with Andrology Fellowship Training in India at BIMAST

In the dynamic and ever-evolving field of medical science, specialization is key to standing out and providing exceptional care. For medical professionals aiming to specialize in men's health and reproductive medicine, andrology fellowship training in india offers a pathway to expertise and distinction. BIMAST (Bhandari Institute of Minimal Access Surgery Training) in India provides a comprehensive Andrology fellowship program designed to equip physicians with the knowledge and skills required to excel in this vital medical domain.

Introduction to BIMAST

BIMAST is renowned as one of the premier medical training institutes in India, dedicated to providing world-class education and hands-on training in various medical specialties. With state-of-the-art facilities, experienced faculty, and a commitment to excellence, BIMAST has established itself as a leader in medical education. The Andrology fellowship training at BIMAST is meticulously crafted to offer an in-depth understanding of male reproductive health, combining theoretical knowledge with practical experience.

Why Choose BIMAST for Andrology Fellowship Training?

Choosing the right institution for fellowship training is crucial for your career development. Here’s why BIMAST stands out:

Expert Faculty: BIMAST boasts a team of highly experienced and respected medical professionals who are experts in the field of Andrology. Their guidance and mentorship are invaluable for trainees.

Comprehensive Curriculum: The fellowship program covers all aspects of Andrology, including male infertility, erectile dysfunction, hormonal therapy, and advanced surgical techniques.

Hands-On Training: BIMAST emphasizes practical learning, offering extensive hands-on training in state-of-the-art laboratories and surgical suites to ensure you gain real-world experience.

Advanced Facilities: The institute is equipped with cutting-edge technology and facilities, providing an ideal environment for learning and research.

Accreditation and Recognition: BIMAST’s fellowship programs are well-recognized and accredited, ensuring that your training is respected and valued globally.

Program Highlights

The Andrology fellowship training program at BIMAST is designed to be both rigorous and rewarding. Key highlights include:

In-Depth Theoretical Knowledge: Comprehensive lectures and seminars cover the latest advancements and research in Andrology, ensuring that you are well-versed in contemporary practices.

Clinical Experience: Work alongside seasoned professionals in clinical settings to observe and participate in patient care, gaining practical insights and skills.

Advanced Surgical Training: Learn and master advanced surgical techniques under the supervision of expert surgeons, enhancing your proficiency and confidence.

Research Opportunities: Engage in meaningful research projects that contribute to the field of Andrology, with opportunities to publish your findings in reputable medical journals.

Interdisciplinary Approach: Collaborate with specialists from various fields, broadening your understanding and approach to male reproductive health.

Benefits of Andrology Fellowship at BIMAST

Embarking on an Andrology fellowship at BIMAST offers numerous benefits:

Career Advancement: Specializing in Andrology opens up diverse career opportunities in hospitals, clinics, and academic institutions.

Professional Growth: Gain expertise and recognition in a specialized field, enhancing your professional credibility and marketability.

Patient Impact: Provide advanced care and treatment to patients with male reproductive health issues, making a significant impact on their lives.

Global Opportunities: The fellowship’s accreditation and recognition ensure that your qualifications are respected worldwide, opening doors to international career opportunities.

How to Apply

Embark on a rewarding journey towards specialization in Andrology by applying to BIMAST’s fellowship program. Visit BIMAST for detailed information on the application process, eligibility criteria, and program details. Take the first step towards becoming a leader in men's health and reproductive medicine.

Conclusion

Andrology fellowship training at BIMAST offers a unique opportunity to specialize in a critical field of medicine, with access to top-tier education, hands-on training, and expert mentorship. Elevate your medical career and make a profound impact on men's health with the comprehensive fellowship program at BIMAST. Visit BIMAST today to learn more and start your journey towards excellence in Andrology.

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A Comprehensive Guide to Study MBBS in Madhya Pradesh

Madhya Pradesh, found in the heart of India, is developing as a favourable goal for aspiring medical students. With its peaceful scenes and wealthy social legacy, Madhya Pradesh offers a conducive environment for pursuing a career in medicine. This web journal points to a comprehensive overview of Study MBBS in Madhya Pradesh, including best colleges, admission process, and key experiences.

Why Choose Madhya Pradesh for MBBS?

Reputed Medical Colleges: Madhya Pradesh has a few regarded medical colleges, such as Gandhi Medical College in Bhopal, Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Medical College in Jabalpur, and MGM Medical College in Indore. These educators are known for their quality education and state-of-the-art offices.

Quality Education: Medical colleges in Madhya Pradesh offer a strong educational module that combines theoretical information with viable preparation. Students benefit from present day research facilities, well-equipped clinics, and experienced staff individuals.

Affordable Education: Compared to many other states, pursuing MBBS in Madhya Pradesh is cost-effective. Government colleges offer subsidised educational cost expenses, making medical instruction open to students from differing foundations.

Social Lavishness: Examining in Madhya Pradesh uncovered students to a dynamic social milieu. From verifiable landmarks to conventional celebrations, the state gives an interesting mix of academic rigour and social inundation.

Admission Process for MBBS in Madhya Pradesh

The admission process for MBBS in Madhya Pradesh takes after a standardised procedure:

Eligibility Criteria: Students must have completed their 10+2 education with Material science, Chemistry, and Science as obligatory subjects. They must moreover qualify the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) with a competitive score.

NEET Examination: NEET is the essential entrance exam for admission to MBBS programs in Madhya Pradesh. Students need to accomplish a great rank in NEET to be qualified for counselling.

Counselling Process: After the NEET results are declared, the Directorate of Medical Education (DME), Madhya Pradesh, conducts centralised counselling. Amid counselling, students can select their preferred colleges based on their NEET rank and accessibility of seats.

Document Verification: Candidates got to yield their NEET scorecard, academic certificates, house verification, and other important reports for verification amid the counselling handle.

Best Medical Colleges in Madhya Pradesh

Let's explore a few of the top medical colleges in Madhya Pradesh famous for their MBBS programs:

Gandhi Medical College, Bhopal: Built up in 1955, Gandhi Medical College is one of the most seasoned medical colleges in Madhya Pradesh known for its academic excellence and research facilities.

Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Medical College, Jabalpur: Established in 1955, this college offers comprehensive medical education with a centre on clinical preparation and community wellbeing.

MGM Medical College, Indore: Partnered with Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya, MGM MedicalCollege gives quality medical education and state-of-the-art healthcare offices.

People's College of Medical Sciences & Research Middle, Bhopal: Known for its cutting edge foundation and experienced staff, this college offers a conducive environment for learning and research.

Cost of MBBS Education in Madhya Pradesh

The cost of studying MBBS in Madhya Pradesh shifts depending on whether you select government or private colleges. Government colleges have relatively lower educational cost expenses extending from INR 50,000 to INR 1,00,000 per year, while private colleges may charge between INR 5,00,000 to INR 20,00,000 per year.

Conclusion

Studying MBBS in Madhya Pradesh offers a one of a kind mix of academic excellence, social lavishness, and reasonableness. With top-notch therapeutic colleges, advanced offices, and a strong educational environment, Madhya Pradesh stands as a promising choice for aspiring specialists. By planning well for NEET and exploring the affirmation handle tirelessly, students can set out on a satisfying journey towards a successful medical career in the heart of India.

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