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Phase Angle as a Marker of Sarcopenia and Frailty in Hospitalized Older Adults: Clinical Promise and Research Needs

Kamran Hussain*

Gerontology & Geriatrics Studies - September, 2025

The article written by Pereira and colleagues [1], “Phase Angle as a Marker for Sarcopenia and Frailty in Hospitalized Older Adults,” thus makes an important and timely contribution to geriatric medicine. According to the authors, Phase Angle (PhA) is derived from Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis (BIA) and could possibly constitute a useful, non-invasive biomarker for the identification of sarcopenia and frailty. With the acceleration of global demographic transition into older populations, the period of greatest urgency surrounds the search for simple and dependable screening tools for geriatric syndromes.

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Classification of Environmental Management Types of Coal Development in China Based on Composite Ecosystem Theory

Wen Qiu*, Sishi Cai, Lianhong Lv and Hong Luo

Annals of Chemical Science Research - September, 2025

Energy is an important material basis for the survival and development of human society. Among them, coal resource is one of the important energy mineral resources. In terms of China’s situation, energy development should focus on coal based thermal power production. But the development and utilization of coal will have a serious impact on the ecological environment. At present, China’s total carbon emissions rank first in the world. Therefore, improving energy utilization technology, vigorously developing circular economy, improving energy utilization efficiency and optimizing energy structure are effective methods to solve the environmental problems caused by coal utilization. Coal development environment is a complex ecosystem of nature, society and economy. Based on the developme.....

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Illinois K-12 Public School Personnel Readiness for Supporting Student Mental Health

Jessica Reichert*, Ryan Maranville, Jing Wang and Ebonie Epinger

Psychology and Psychotherapy: Research Study - September, 2025

With rising rates of mental health disorders among youth, schools have become essential settings for early identification and intervention, despite often facing resource limitations. This study surveyed 160 Illinois K-12 public school personnel to assess their knowledge of mental health, preparedness, and use of mental health skills. Regression analyses examined how individual-level demographic and professional characteristics influenced these outcomes.

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Quantitative Modeling and Biological Disruption of Root-Knot Nematodes Through Pasteuria penetrans Endospore Attachment: A Synthesis of Multiple Studies

Ioannis Vagelas*

Modern Concepts & Developments in Agronomy - September, 2025

Pasteuria penetrans is an obligatory bacterial parasite of root-knot nematodes (Meloidogyne spp.) and represents a promising biological control agent in sustainable agriculture. A series of studies conducted by Vagelas and co-authors has systematically investigated the statistical modeling, behavioral dynamics and biological efficacy of P. penetrans endospore attachment to second-stage juveniles (J2s). This body of research integrates over dispersed count data analysis, zero-inflated modeling, Markov chain dynamics and in planta validation to elucidate how spore adhesion impairs nematode mobility and infectivity. This review synthesizes the key findings and methodological innovations of Vagelas et al.’s work, offering a predictive framework for the strategic deployment of P. penetrans in.....

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Non-Pharmacological Intervention Modulates Self-Referential Brain Function: A Contemplative Approach

Dwivedi Krishna*

Advances in Complementary & Alternative Medicine - September, 2025

Non-pharmacological therapies play a crucial role in managing non-communicable diseases, providing alternatives to conventional medical treatments. Non-pharmacological therapies include Yoga, which combines physical postures, breath control and meditation to promote both physical and mental wellbeing. However, the neurocognitive mechanisms underlying the therapeutic effects of yoga, particularly its influence on Self-Referential Processing (SRP), remain poorly understood. SRP is fundamental for self-awareness, emotional regulation and decision-making, with key brain regions including the medial prefrontal cortex, posterior cingulate cortex and precuneus. Yoga practice has been linked to structural changes in these areas, including enhanced gray matter volume and improved connectivity withi.....

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Beyond the Safety Net: Redefining Rational Antimicrobial Prescribing in Modern Dentistry

Sameer U Khasbage*

Modern Research in Dentistry - September, 2025

Background: Dentistry contributes up to 15% of global antimicrobial prescriptions, yet current prescribing practices are characterized by defensive “just in case” approaches that prioritize perceived safety over evidence based clinical necessity. This pattern contributes significantly to antimicrobial resistance while potentially exposing patients to unnecessary risks. Objective: This opinion article examines the rationality of contemporary antimicrobial prescribing practices in dentistry and proposes a paradigm shift toward evidence-based decision making through the implementation of “watchful precision” approaches. Main arguments: The dental profession has developed a culture of fear-based prescribing where antibiotics serve as a psychological safety net rather than a therapeut.....

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In Vitro Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing of Azithromycin Against Bacteria Isolated from Patients with Respiratory Tract Infection

Ahmed Khalid A Siddig, Khalid Saeed Hammad, Leila Mohamed A Abdelgader, Ghanem Mohammed Mahjaf, Tibyan Abd Almajed Altaher and Mosab Nouraldein Mohammed Hamad*

Cohesive Journal of Microbiology & Infectious Disease - September, 2025

Background: Azithromycin is an amoxicillin antibiotic that has been widely used in the treatment of respiratory tract infections due to its broad-spectrum activity, favorable pharmacokinetics and immunomodulatory properties. Objective: To evaluate the in vitro sensitivity of common respiratory tract pathogens to Azithromycin. Methodology: This is a prospective cross-sectional study conducted in Shendi City, Sudan, from January to February 2025, at the Microbiology Laboratory, Faculty of Medical Laboratory Sciences at Shendi University. A total of 30 sputum samples were collected, from which fourteen strains of pathogenic grampositive bacteria and two strains of pathogenic gram-negative bacteria were isolated and identified using Gram stain and biochemical tests. Results: Of the 30 c.....

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Observation of Compressed Relaxation Dynamics

Deepak Sharma*

Research & Development in Material Science - September, 2025

UV-visible transmission measurements were performed on GexSe₁-ₓ chalcogenide glasses at room temperature over the spectral range of 200-800nm. The transmission spectra exhibited transient relaxation behavior particularly evident in the 700-800nm range. Notably, this relaxation behavior could not be adequately described using the conventional Debye model. Instead, the relaxation dynamics were analyzed using the Kohlrausch-Williams-Watts (KWW) function: ϕ(t) = exp[-(t/τ)β ] While the KWW model typically assumes stretched exponential behavior with β in the range 0<β<1, the relaxation in these samples was better described using compressed exponential functions, with β values observed in the range 2.7<β<3.5. This compressed relaxation indicates a departure from conventional .....

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A Reflection on Mount Tsukuba Visit: A Journey of Elevation, Ethics, and Ecology

Chee Kong Yap*

Biodiversity Online Journal - September, 2025

This reflection captures a deeply personal and transformative experience during my academic sabbatical in Japan in November 2017. Among various memorable encounters, the visit to Mount Tsukuba stands out for its blend of physical journey, spiritual serenity, and symbolic significance. Despite its modest elevation of approximately 877 meters-far less than Malaysia’s Genting Highlands (1800 meters)- Mount Tsukuba offered a uniquely sacred ambiance shaped by autumn foliage, cultural elements, and introspective walkways. This reflective article narrates my walk with my family through rock stairs, past shrines, and along a colorful path toward the cable car station, all culminating in a symbolic ascension that resonates with ecological principles and environmental ethics. Drawing from .....

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Medical Cannabis, Melatonin and OxygenOzone as Integrative Therapies for the Treatment of Anaplastic Astrocytoma: A Case Report

Alessandra Mammone, Paola Zuccoli, Martina Giangrossi, Maria B Morelli, Alessandro Fanelli, Ludovica Fedi, Alfredo Longo, Beatrice Pantonini, Massimo Nabissi and Margherita Luongo*

Advances in Complementary & Alternative Medicine - September, 2025

Astrocytoma is a brain tumor that is well known for its aggressiveness and limited survival rate. Standard medical treatments include chemotherapy, radiotherapy and surgery, but their use is associated with several long-term adverse effects. As a result, many patients are forced to interrupt their cure or to worsen their quality of life. Among the alternative therapies available to cancer patients, the combination of Melatonin (MLT), medical cannabis, and Oxygen-Ozone (O2O3) therapy has several advantages, both during and after the standard treatment course. In May 2017, after speech disorders and motor deficits in the right upper limb appeared in a 48-year-old Italian woman, Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) was performed. An expansive lesion in the cortico-subcortical brain area was detec.....

Review Article

Soil Fertility Management in Cassava Cultivation

Olasanmi B*, Mahamane ARO, Omoniyi JO and Fregene M*

Modern Concepts & Developments in Agronomy - September, 2025

Soil fertility management is the process of conserving the physical state and nutrient status of the soil in a form that ensures good crop productivity. Soil fertility management, therefore, involves agricultural practices that are vital in ensuring adequate nutrient status in the soil for efficient crop production. These practices include the application of organic and inorganic fertilizers, mulching, biofertilizers and use of green manure. According to CARA Development Foundation (2024), cassava requires the three primary macronutrients (nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium) for good growth, but any fertilizer application must be based on soil test results. The best inorganic fertilizers for cassava are now NPK 20:10:10, NPK 15:15:15, and NPK 12:12:17 (Info Guide Nigeria) which can be appl.....

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Mental Health and Well-Being

Matsayi Lucy Aji*, Godwin Augustina and Aminu Sani

Psychology and Psychotherapy: Research Study - September, 2025

Mental health and well-being are vital dimensions of overall health, influencing how individuals think, feel, relate, and function in daily life. Well-being goes beyond the absence of illness and includes components such as emotional balance, psychological resilience, social connectedness, a sense of purpose, and the ability to cope with stress and adversity.

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Synthesis and Characterization of Coconut Shell-Based Nanobiochar Produced by Controlled Pyrolysis for Dye Adsorption from Wastewater

Deshraj Singh Thakur and Santosh Narayan Chadar*

Research & Development in Material Science - September, 2025

This study outlines the synthesis, physicochemical characterization, and pollutant removal capabilities of nanobiochar derived from coconut shell biomass. The biochar was produced through controlled pyrolysis at 800 °C for 3 hours and subsequently milled to achieve nanoscale dimensions. Dynamic light scattering analysis indicated an average particle size of 618.1nm with a polydispersity index, suggesting a moderately uniform nanoscale distribution. Structural analyses, complemented by BET surface area measurements, confirmed prominent aromatic features, several functional groups that include oxygen, and a large specific surface area of 422.7m²/g. The nanobiochar demonstrated a zeta potential of -83.38mV, indicating excellent colloidal stability. Batch adsorption experiments reveal.....

Editorial

What Happened to the Engineering in Bioengineering?

Dale Feldman*

Significances of Bioengineering & Biosciences - September, 2025

Part of the primary motto of this journal is to provide engineering approaches to enhance the power of the scientific method. The engineering approach is essentially the engineering design process. The scientific method is similar but is hypothesis driven vs. design driven. The issue is too often a paper written by a bioengineer is not that different from one written by a bioscientist. It boils down to whether the engineering design process is used or not. In reality, even bioscience papers that claim a better treatment should use the engineering design process. For most medical treatments the actual problem is typically inadequate return of a specific amount of function in a given timeframe. Too often the paper is about proving a statistically significant improvement of something that can.....

Research Article

Risk of Generalizing Parents’s Narratives in South African Literature: South African Ethnography for Engaging Leading Organizations for Inclusive Assistance

Mxolisi Gwala*

Archaeology & Anthropology: Open Access - September, 2025

This article explored notable examples of cross-cultural studies on the experiences of disability through a comprehensive literature review. It primarily focused on the feelings and experiences of parents caring for their children, as drawn from existing literature. The findings generated from the life histories of parents demonstrate varying perceptions and societal attitudes towards cognitive disabilities, emphasizing the impact on individuals and their families. Central to this discussion was the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), which has established itself as a major global agency for promoting world peace and security through international cooperation in education, arts, sciences and culture and monitoring health issues, including the mental s.....

Research Article

Pozzolanic Performance of Ceramic Sludge Ash (CSA) Modified-Cement Pastes

HHM Darweesh*

Research & Development in Material Science - September, 2025

Ceramic Sintered Sludge Ash (CSSA) has garnered a great attention for its potential to mitigate CO2 emissions by its replacing into cement. This study investigates the consequential changes in the properties of cement paste blended with CSSA. Laboratory tests indicated that the high specific surface area of CSSA was the essential factor contributing the increase of water of consistency and the delaying of setting time. In terms of strength, the CSSA affected the cement paste to a greater extent after 3 days of hydration than at 28 days. The inert hydration components as quartz and feldspar in CSSA may be responsible for the observed early hydration retardation. During 28 days of hydration, physical and mechanical properties were employed to quantify Ca(OH)2 content and the degree of cemen.....

Short Communication

The Struggle for Life Satisfaction Among Older Naturalized Citizens

Jasmin Tahmaseb McConatha*

Gerontology & Geriatrics Studies - September, 2025

Media representations of immigration have the potential to shape and reinforce biased stereotypes and can lead to prejudice and discrimination against immigrants. Such depictions also negatively impact the well-being of immigrants. How information is framed in the media has real-world consequences for how immigrants see themselves and how non-immigrants treat them in a society. Biased narratives can lead to fear, anxiety and reduced well-being for all immigrants. Framing theory asserts that issues can be portrayed differently by emphasizing or de-emphasizing aspects and information. This research examines the impact of how immigrants and immigration have been presented in recent social and political news stories. The paper also explores the impact of widespread negative framing on the.....

Review Article

Primary Progressive Aphasia: Clinical Approach and Psychosocial Needs

Letteria Tomasello*

Examines in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation - September, 2025

Primary Progressive Aphasia (PPA) is a cognitive impairment that involves a progressive loss of language function. Language is a human faculty that allows us to communicate with each other. Our language functions include speaking, understanding what others are saying, repeating things we have heard, naming common objects, reading and writing. “Aphasia” is a term used to refer to deficits in language functions. PPA is caused by degeneration in the parts of the brain that are responsible for speech and language. PPA progressively worsens to the point where verbal communication by any means is very difficult. In this review, we synthesized clinical aspects, and classification of PPA, focusing on specific aspects like therapeutic strategies, for individuals with Primary Progressive .....

Short Communication

Glimpses into the Dynamics and Static Ever Evolution in Ge-Se Glasses

Deepak Sharma*

Research & Development in Material Science - September, 2025

The article investigates the evolution of glass transition temperature (Tg) with variation of chemical compositions in Ge-Se chalcogenide glasses, focusing on the correlation between dynamical parameter Tg and static parameter compactness (δ). We experimentally measure Tg for various Ge-Se compositions and explore different fitting models. The author initially fit the log (Tg) against the average coordination number. This paper provides valuable insights into the kinetic and static properties of Ge-Se glasses, showcasing an innovative application of the modified Gibbs-Di-Marzio equation. Through this analysis, we are able to ascertain that the constant β in the Gibbs-Di-Marzio equation is dependent on the ratio of two temperatures and that the value of β (0.74) derived from the f.....

Commentary

Introduction to the New Book Ecological Value-Added Economics - Theoretical Exploration and Practice in Reconstructing the Economic Growth Paradigm

Feng Shengjun and Yang Siyu*

Novel Research in Sciences - September, 2025

In the context of an intensifying global climate crisis and tightening ecological resource constraints, China has proposed the strategy of “dual carbon goals” and “high-quality development”, marking a profound shift in the economic growth logic from “scale first” to “quality first.” However, traditional economics views natural resources as exogenous variables, which has caused ecological value to remain outside of the market pricing system for a long time, leading to the “tragedy of the commons” and the dilemma of green transformation. With the support of the Natural Science Foundation, Professor Zhang Ying of Beijing Forestry University published the monograph Ecological Value-Added Economics, which breaks through the constraints of the neoclassical growth mode.....

Opinion

AIoT and Edge Computing: The Next Frontier of Intelligent, Real-Time Operations

Ali Imam Sunny*, Mehadi Hasan Bijoy, Md Musfiqur Rahman and Tanvir Ibn Touhid

COJ Electronics & Communications - September, 2025

Over the past decade, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) have fundamentally transformed how industries monitor assets, operate processes and make decisions. AI provides intelligence in the form of recognition, prediction and optimization, while IoT supplies connectivity and vast data streams from billions of devices [1]. The convergence of these technologies, termed Artificial Intelligence of Things (AIoT), is revolutionizing operational capabilities. When combined with edge computing, which processes data closer to its source rather than relying on distant cloud servers, AIoT’s potential is significantly amplified [2]. This integration reduces latency, enhances performance, improves resilience and enables a new era of real-time intelligent operations. This art.....

Short Communication

Mung Bean Plant Growth and Development Stability Analysis in Bloemfontein District of Free State, South Africa

Huzaifa Bilal* and Lintle Mohase

Modern Concepts & Developments in Agronomy - September, 2025

Mungbean is a highly nutritious, versatile pulse crop that is primarily grown for human consumption and green manuring in regions such as East Africa, South Asia and Australia. However, the plant-environmental interactions in other regions have not been thoroughly evaluated. Plant-soil interaction and growth stability of mungbean evaluated in Bloemfontein district of Free State, South Africa. The experiment was conducted during the summer season, which had predicted seasonal rainfall and optimal air temperature for mungbean germination, plant growth, and development, over two consecutive years. Yield and yield contributing traits; grain yield plant-1, plant height, number of branches plant-1, number of pods plant-1, pod length and number of seeds pod-1 were evaluated. Data analysis using a.....

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Phase Angle as a Marker of Sarcopenia and Frailty in Hospitalized Older Adults: Clinical Promise and Research Needs

Classification of Environmental Management Types of Coal Development in China Based on Composite Ecosystem Theory

Illinois K-12 Public School Personnel Readiness for Supporting Student Mental Health

Quantitative Modeling and Biological Disruption of Root-Knot Nematodes Through Pasteuria penetrans Endospore Attachment: A Synthesis of Multiple Studies

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In Vitro Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing of Azithromycin Against Bacteria Isolated from Patients with Respiratory Tract Infection

Observation of Compressed Relaxation Dynamics

A Reflection on Mount Tsukuba Visit: A Journey of Elevation, Ethics, and Ecology

Medical Cannabis, Melatonin and OxygenOzone as Integrative Therapies for the Treatment of Anaplastic Astrocytoma: A Case Report

Soil Fertility Management in Cassava Cultivation

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Synthesis and Characterization of Coconut Shell-Based Nanobiochar Produced by Controlled Pyrolysis for Dye Adsorption from Wastewater

What Happened to the Engineering in Bioengineering?

Risk of Generalizing Parents’s Narratives in South African Literature: South African Ethnography for Engaging Leading Organizations for Inclusive Assistance

Pozzolanic Performance of Ceramic Sludge Ash (CSA) Modified-Cement Pastes

The Struggle for Life Satisfaction Among Older Naturalized Citizens

Primary Progressive Aphasia: Clinical Approach and Psychosocial Needs

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Introduction to the New Book Ecological Value-Added Economics - Theoretical Exploration and Practice in Reconstructing the Economic Growth Paradigm

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