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Uncommon pathways: Spinal metastasis from intracranial anaplastic meningioma

Abstract Anaplastic meningioma is classified as a World Health Organization (WHO) Grade III tumor, notorious for its relentless progression, heightened mortality, and alarmingly frequent recurrences. Unlike typical meningiomas, which remain confined to

By - Admin April 13, 2026 Comments (0) 22 Mins Read

Can Psychedelics help with Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD): For now, the data says no

Abstract Aim: The aim of this perspective article is to evaluate the potential of Psychedelics in the management of Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) vis-a-vis pre-existing therapeutic modalities and to elucidate practical directions

By - Admin February 9, 2026 Comments (0) 4 Mins Read

Can CO₂ become a fuel?

For decades, carbon dioxide (CO₂) has been treated as the ultimate waste product of modern civilization—an unavoidable by-product of energy generation, industrial growth, and economic progress. Today, that perception is undergoing a

By - Admin February 9, 2026 Comments (0) 6 Mins Read

Clinical integration of artificial intelligence in healthcare: A scholarly commentary

Incorporation of artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced digital technologies into healthcare represents one of the most consequential developments in modern medical practice. While early discussions of AI in medicine were largely speculative,

By - Admin January 6, 2026 Comments (0) 27 Mins Read

A simple and illustrative conceptual amino acid hydropathy scale

Abstract A conceptual hydropathy scale based only on amino acid structure is developed which is compared to three scales from the literature. Called the H/P scale, it is arrived at by finding

By - Admin December 24, 2025 Comments (0) 9 Mins Read

Angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor- induced unilateral angioedema: A case report and literature review

Abstract Background: Angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor (ACEI) – induced angioedema is a potentially life-threatening adverse effect that most commonly involves the lips and tongue. Unilateral tongue involvement is rare and may complicate diagnosis.

By - Admin December 13, 2025 Comments (0) 6 Mins Read

Integrative proteomics and metabolomics: Bridgingmolecular complexity and clinical translation

Abstract The emergence of omics technologies has revolutionized biomedical science, enabling unprecedented insights into the molecular foundations of health and disease. Among these, proteomics and metabolomics have proven particularly powerful for decoding

By - Admin October 31, 2025 Comments (0) 4 Mins Read

Opportunities in Ethnomedicine

Phytomedicine can be defined as herbal medicine with therapeutic and healing properties. Traditional medicine has a long history; fossil records reveal that our ancestors used plants as medicines at least 60,000 years

By - Admin October 28, 2025 Comments (0) 19 Mins Read

Aggregation Prone Regions Influences in Denaturation of Quorum Sensing Autoinducer-2 import ATP-binding Protein from Salmonella typhi

Abstract Quorum Sensing (QS) is a cell-to-cell communication mechanism in bacterial system for harmonizing group behaviors such as developing biofilms and producing virulence factors. In Salmonella typhi, Autoinducer (AI-2) is a small