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I am pleased to announce that my first research review paper on "A comprehensive review on how lifestyle changes affect heart health " has been published in Global journal for research analysis and is now accessible online You can download it for free using this link: https://lnkd.in/gUYVcjrd #jagannathuniversity #researchpaper #Artical #yuvahealth #reviewpaper

🚨 Call for Papers: Hyperglycemia 🚨 Are you passionate about advancing knowledge on hyperglycemia and its impact on health? We invite you to share your research, clinical case studies, or review articles in our upcoming issues! 🔍 Topics of Interest: Mechanisms of hyperglycemia Management and treatment strategies Impact on long-term health Innovations in diagnosis and monitoring Hyperglycemia in special populations 📢 Why Publish with Us? Reach a global audience Gain recognition and exposure Collaborate with leading experts in the field 📝 Submit Your Manuscript Today and contribute to the future of hyperglycemia research! #CallForPapers #Hyperglycemia #MedicalResearch #SubmitYourArticle #HealthScience

Alhamdulillah! Our latest review article titled "A Review of the Health Benefits of Processed Lentils (Lens culinaris L.)" has been published in the Legume Science [CiteScore: 5.6] journal. This is the first full-length review of the health benefits of processed lentils. Previously, there were a lot of reviews on lentils' health benefits, but those reviews were not solely based on processed lentils. Moreover, this is the first paper on which I and my wife, Shahjadi Nur, collaborated. People who are interested can read the review paper by clicking the following link: https://lnkd.in/dtrvcpUt

New publication from our project "Biomedicine, Clinical Knowledge, and the Humanities in Collaboration: A Novel Epistemology for Radically Interdisciplinary Health Research and Policy-Work on Post-Covid-19 Syndrome" in the Lancet by Kristin Zeiler and Jane Macnaughton. Have a look!

Shuyan Liu, Stanford CDH Associate Director Maya Adam and colleagues investigated the effectiveness of short, animated health messages on easing loneliness. "We found a significant decrease in loneliness scores after exposure to a combination of edutainment and written messages, after controlling for baseline values," the team reports. See the research published in NPJ Digital Medicine: https://lnkd.in/gRM6QtP9 #DigitalHealth #MentalHealth #Loneliness #Edutainment

The Impact of Long COVID: How It Will Shape Our Future Discover the latest research findings on long COVID and its potential consequences for individuals and society. Explore the report by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, which highlights the long-term effects and implications of this emerging health issue. Stay informed and prepare for the challenges ahead. #LongCOVID #FutureImplications #HealthResearch #PublicHealth #NationalAcademies #COVID19 #LongTermEffects #MedicalResearch #HealthImpact #Healthcare

Exciting developments in health research! Recent findings hint at a possible association between PM2.5 and neuropathology outcomes. While further research is needed, it's a positive step forward in our understanding of environmental influences on health. Let's continue to support and invest in research efforts for a healthier future. #HealthResearch #EnvironmentalHealth #PublicHealth #Innovation https://lnkd.in/gHeTUVrY

In order to communicate the findings from our recent report “Solid State Lighting: Review of Health Effects”, the IEA 4E SSLC Platform is convening a series of webinars in two different time zones. The findings of the report have been divided up across three webinars which will each be presented twice, once for the Australia/Asia time zones and once for the America/Europe time zones. Please register to attend the webinar series by clicking on the links below. After the webinars, we will post the slides and recordings. 19 November 2024 – Temporal Light Modulation:  Australia/Asia time zone https://lnkd.in/gbsJccHi America/Europe time zone https://lnkd.in/gP5R7y3v 20 November 2024 – Circadian, Acute Neuro-Behavioural & Long-Term Effects:  Australia/Asia time zone https://lnkd.in/gQJXU8dh America/Europe time zone https://lnkd.in/gJ_NYTti 21 November 2024 – Photobiological Safety & Glare:  Australia/Asia time zone https://lnkd.in/gG55dEZi  America/Europe time zone https://lnkd.in/g2qKCK7M

Our latest research paper has been published in the esteemed Journal of Aging Research and Healthcare! 🎉 🔍 Title: "Increase Writing Performance using A Shaping Procedure with a Patient with Sequelae Caused by Cardiovascular Accident" 📝 Abstract: This study explores the effectiveness of a shaping procedure in improving writing performance in elderly individuals, specifically focusing on a patient with sequelae from a cardiovascular accident. The results indicate that even in cases of previous health complications, it's possible to enhance motor skills through behavioral interventions. 👵♂️ Impact: This research sheds light on the potential of behavioral procedures to support elderly individuals, particularly those who have faced health challenges like cardiovascular accidents. It underscores the importance of tailored interventions in rehabilitation and re-education. 🗣️ Discussion: Our findings have been featured in reputable discussion platforms, highlighting the significance of our study in the field of aging research and healthcare. 🔗 For more detailed insights, feel free to read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/dHpCWPrv Stay tuned for more updates on our ongoing research endeavors! 🧠 #AgingResearch #Healthcare #BehavioralInterventions

The Impact of Long COVID: How It Will Shape Our Future Discover the latest research findings on long COVID and its potential consequences for individuals and society. Explore the report by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, which highlights the long-term effects and implications of this emerging health issue. Stay informed and prepare for the challenges ahead. #LongCOVID #FutureImplications #HealthResearch #PublicHealth #NationalAcademies #COVID19 #LongTermEffects #MedicalResearch #HealthImpact #Healthcare