A Study of Selected Acoustic Parameters of Voice in Typically Developing Children - Crimson Publishers

A Study of Selected Acoustic Parameters of Voice in Typically Developing Children by Prashant Sonkamble* and Anjali R Kant in Developments in Clinical & Medical Pathology

A voice disorder can bring about deep implications to social life, both in children and in adults. Voice disorders in children are relatively frequent, affecting 6 to 23% of the children population [1]. The etiological factors associated with childhood dysphonia require early and precise assessments. In order for these assessments to be reliable it is necessary to establish well defined normality standards among the genders and different age ranges.

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Self-Medication: a Major Problem Worldwide that Could be Prevented - Crimson Publishers

Self-Medication: a Major Problem Worldwide that Could be Prevented by Maria Amparo López Ruiz* in Developments in Clinical & Medical Pathology

The use of medications without medical consultation is referred as self-medication. These medications are often called ‘nonprescription’ or ‘over the counter’ (OTC) and are available without a doctor’s prescription through pharmacies or are also available in supermarkets and other outlets. So, self-medication is an increasingly frequent phenomenon worldwide that is considered a public health problem. 

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Coffee at Risk?_Crimson Publishers

                                                  

Coffee at Risk? by Meg Lowman* in Modern Concepts & Developments in Agronomy 

Coffee is migrating. As it's getting hotter at lower altitudes, the lower plants are dying off, so it marches the coffee forest up the slopes. Dean Cycon (owner of Dean's Beans Coffee Company). Coffee, java, morning Joe, black wine, jolt juice, espresso, cappuccino. Whatever the name, coffee is synonymous with the American dream. During my recent Fulbright assignment to Ethiopia, I have lived in the town where coffee originated-Jimma, Ethiopia. And yes, the coffee here is absolutely out of this world. Even as a coffee-lover, I have to add two-thirds milk with a third coffee, because the freshly-roasted beans are so strong. And the flavor is velvety.... absolutely smooth like a fine whiskey (although I actually don't drink whiskey!).
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Gestational Diabetes Mellitus: Pathophysiology and Risk Factors - Crimson Publishers

Gestational Diabetes Mellitus: Pathophysiology and Risk Factors by Sununta Youngwanichsetha* in
Developments in Clinical & Medical Pathology

Prevalence of gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) is increasing among pregnant women worldwide. Understanding of GDM pathophysiology and risk factors is helpful to prevent its complications. Known risk factors of GDM are genetic and unhealthy behaviors. Genetic risk factor is associated with pancreatic beta cell dysfunction and impaired carbohydrate and fat metabolism.

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A New Start for Medical Use of Electromagnetic Fields - Crimson Publishers

A New Start for Medical Use of Electromagnetic Fields by Ilknur Tuncer* in  Developments in Clinical & Medical Pathology

It is interesting to know that the human population has reached from one billion to today’s level (approximately 7.6 billion) in only last two centuries. Since the vital point should be not the huge numbers but the quality of lifespan, the success of humanity will come from both healthy socio-economic status and physico-mental wellness. Similarly, WHO (World Health Organization) defines the health as the state of complete physical, mental and social wellbeing and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.  

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Being at the Bottom of the Social Ladder can be Hazardous to Your Health - Crimson Publishers

Being at the Bottom of the Social Ladder can be Hazardous to Your Health by Carol Apt* in Developments in Clinical & Medical Pathology 

Most societies around the world stratify their inhabitants according to one of two systems: by class or by caste. From a global perspective, there is a tendency for people in the lower socioeconomic strata to have many more health problems than people in higher strata, and the United States is no exception. This article examines some of the possible explanations for why Americans at or below the poverty level have poorer health than their counterparts in higher social classes.

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Advances in Ex vivo Cell Screening Methodologies for Clinical Therapy Guidance to Leukemic Patients - Crimson Publishers

Advances in Ex vivo Cell Screening Methodologies for Clinical Therapy Guidance to Leukemic Patients by Aditya Kulkarni* in Developments in Clinical & Medical Pathology 

Advances in liquid biopsy handling and processing have reinvigorated interest in ex vivo screening methods for drug discovery and as an emerging feature of patient care in the field of hematological cancers. Treatments based on ex vivo assays are gaining traction since they have demonstrated new benefits using approved drugs to treat leukemia and associated cancers. Various unique assay platforms, specifically designed to predict therapeutic response in leukemic patients within a clinically actionable time frame, have shown high accuracy, reproducibility and high through put potential and promise to serve as a decision support system for therapeutic management of multiple hematologic malignancies.  

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