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Abstract Pancreatic cancer remains one of the cancers that are difficult to treat. Its survival rate is still very low. Diagnosis at its early stage rather than at advanced stage may increase the success rate of treating the disease. The proposed study will explore the literature to unravel the reason behind the late diagnostic of … Read more
Abstract This literature review aims to evaluate hospitals’, and more particularly nurses’ capacity to comply with Surviving Sepsis Campaign (SSC) sepsis resuscitation bundles across the UK, as SSC guidelines have proven to increase sepsis survival rates when implemented properly. Using LibrarySearch, a methodical review of the existing literature was performed. A variety of health related … Read more
1. Introduction Sleep is defined as the rest for the mind and body which the receptivity to external stimuli and bodily movement decreases. Sleep is a reversible, active and repetitive behavior serving different functions, for instance memory or learning consolidation, growth and repair and restorative processes. The consolidation during sleep enhances qualitative and quantitative changes … Read more
Penicillin was introduced in the 1940’s, and since the use of antibiotics (drugs that are antifungal and antibacterial) have become everywhere as many of the infections that have been posing threats that are immediate to the life of humans are now being treated readily. However, this extensive antibiotics use has led to consequences that are … Read more
In today’s modern society stress has become a huge issue with regard to both physiological and psychological health (Ricardo Blaug, Amy Kenyon, Rohit Lekhi, 2007). People these days can be stressed by a variety of factors such as money, family life and also in people’s occupations. For many people, stress is so commonplace that it … Read more
SCD is one of the most common genetic conditions of the blood characterized by chronic hemolysis and acute, potentially life-threatening complications. [2] It includes SCA (HbSS), sickle cell’hemoglobin C disease, sickle beta thalassemia, and others. [2,32] This chronic and possibly quite disabling condition mostly affects persons with African, Mediterranean, Middle Eastern and Indian ancestry. [2, … Read more
Running title: Intrinsic motivation to study at medical school and its correlates: A cross-sectional survey of preclinical students at Chulalongkorn University, Thailand Background: Motivated students usually go on to achieve academic success. However, despite being of great interest to the Asian medical academia the factors potentially stimulating students’ intrinsic academic motivation have yet to be … Read more
The cardiovascular system (sometimes called the circulatory system) is practically the most vital part of the human body, without it humanity would’ve been extinct millennia ago. This system consists of the heart, blood vessels, and the veins and arteries that run through the entire human body. Responsible for transporting the nutrients, oxygen, hormones, and the … Read more
Health care is an essential sector in a country significantly affecting the nation’s economy. In this regard, implementation of various reforms on the health care system to offer affordable health care services has been evident among countries. The United States government is not an exemption. In fact, it has been implementing various health care measures … Read more
KEYWORDS: diagnosis, accuracy, placenta previa, ultrasound, MRI, accreta. Abstract Purpose: To evaluate the accuracy of ultrasound (US) versus magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in the diagnosis of placenta previa (accreta) to determine the most useful imaging modality in suspected cases. Methods: a search was performed on the following databases: Medline, PubMed and Science direct for appropriately … Read more
In the UK today, around three quarters of deaths are ‘predictable’ and follow a periodic trend of chronic illnesses such as cancer or heart diseases. It was found from the survey of general practitioners that 63%of deaths in England involved an ‘end of life decision’ by a medical practitioner. The extent to which people should … Read more
THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK What is the avarage of fat in coffee? The determination of the avarage fat content in coffee has been yet very ambiguous and difficult to determine. Some studies, like the one performed by Rtanayake in 1993, claimed that the lipid content in coffee varies depending on the preparation method. In this experiment it … Read more
A hospital should be with limited budgets in the supply chain remove the inefficient parts so that this money can be used to better serve his patients. In the healthcare, supply chains are often very poorly organized in comparison with companies. This is a problem that affects us all: about 25 percent of the cost … Read more
Influenza A is a highly contagious virus, which can cause dramatic illness, periodic pandemics and outbreaks globally every year. The major source of these onsets per annum is the emergence of an antigenically novel virus which the human population lack protective immunity against. Meanwhile, animals are a source of panzootics which largely contribute to influenza … Read more
This essay will discuss the main issues connected to the spread of infections in the hospital environment and explore how effective the approaches to infection control measures in the NHS have been. This is an issue for the NHS as a whole, to prevent infections in the hospital environment and to find a solution to … Read more
