Case report: First reported case of spondylodiscitis caused by Gemella morbillorum in South Africa by J Pillay, N M van der Linden

“…It is important to have a high index of suspicion when a patient has a history of dental work, and to rule out associated infection such as endocarditis. Treatment with culture-driven antibiotics yields good results. …”
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The phenomenon of mobbing in Serbia and Europe by Trišić Marko, Petrović Jovana, Garabinović Dušan

“…The dose of seriousness concerning the issue of mobbing isn’t only given for its negative effect on a business organization, but also for the mutation of a society’s culture, as well. The research paper outlines the mobbing phenomenon by presenting the theoretical and practical (statistical) diagnosis through which, for a better understanding of the situation, there are added testimonies of mobbing victims, as well as legal and extra-judicial solutions for the issue. …”
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“It’s not what I saw, it’s not what I thought”: by Lindsey Dodd

“…(AHMED, 2014) While much influential scholarship is dedicated to top-down analyses French post-war memorial culture (mémoire), less attention is given to personal souvenirs of “ordinary” or “unimportant” people, particularly those who were children; such voices and the claims they make have at times been characterised as competitive and damaging to the “coherence of the national narrative” (WIEVIORKA, 2012). …”
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Nourrir les morts ou « Celui qui fait vivre », les différents régimes de commensalité rituelle chez les Mixe (Oaxaca, Mexique) by Perig Pitrou

“…The public and private celebrations that take place in Mexico in connection with the Day of the Dead (Día de Muertos), as well as the many representations of death in the form of the Catrina and skeletons, are part of a popular culture that extends well beyond the country’s borders. …”
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Le paysage humanisé au Québec by Gérald Domon

“…After describing the main aspects of the status, the article presents the research and studies which inspired the governmental approach to the landscape and led to the renewed division between nature and culture. On these bases, it proposes an analysis to understand the main factors this status has to contend with. …”
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Marantic Endocarditis: A Rare Early Presentation Of Invasive Ductal Carcinoma Of The Breast by Madiha Butt, Zahra Rafique, Fazeelat Iftikhar, Farooq, Khadija Rafique, Muhammad Adil

“…Further workup revealed vegetation on the aortic valve on echocardiography. Her blood culture as well as related tumor markers were negative. …”
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Environmental DNA and its role in identifying yeast biodiversity in mangrove ecosystem: A literature review by Kusuma Rahayu Lila, Retnaningsih Soeprobowati Tri, Warsito Budi

“…However, traditional methods often fail to detect yeast species that are difficult to culture or slow growing, leaving a significant portion of this biodiversity undetected. …”
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La tradition de la cueillette du miel est-elle un frein au développement de l’apiculture dans l’Aire de Conservation de l’Annapurna (Népal) ? by Samuel Perichon, Chet Bhatta

“…We observed a complex custom where religious beliefs and the pride of belonging to a culture mingled together as a social identity. This study explains how social and cultural practices associated with honey hunting can influence beekeeping practices of local hive bees; and why the inhabitants rely on knowledge and practices that are those of hunter-gatherers of honey and not those of beekeepers.…”
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YOUTHS PROTEST IN NIGERIA: THE ENDSARS IN PERSPECTIVE by Felix Ikalewumi

“…In the concluding remarks, the paper urges Nigerian leaders and citizens at the helms of authority to address human rights abuses perpetuated bythe SARs and other security agencies, youth unemployment, poverty and culture of impunity thatheralded and sustained societal ills that made lives miserable for youths given its future dangers if left unaddressed. …”
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On the Imperative of Language for Understanding African Art by Rowland Abiodun

“…I want to thank Professor Funṣọ Afọlayan for contacting and bringing together a formidable group of scholars of Yorùbá art and culture to that end. I was gratified that, by and large, all the panelists endorsed my premise on the fundamental importance of language in Yorùbá art studies. …”
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Dhat Syndrome: Epidemiology, Risk Factors, Comorbidities, Diagnosis, Treatment, and Management by Yukino N. Strong, Angel Li, Michael E. White, Abrahim N. Razzak, Danyon J. Anderson, Alan D. Kaye, Edwin W. Herron, Nazih P. Khater, Elyse M. Cornett, Ivan Urits

“…Dhat syndrome is a culture-bound psychiatric syndrome most commonly found in the Indian subcontinent. …”
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Exploring the interactions of rapamycin with target receptors in A549 cancer cells: insights from molecular docking analysis by Sanjeev K. Ganesh, C. Subathra Devi

“…Hence, to uncover the exact potential of rapamycin in cancer therapy, a series of cell culture and in silico studies were conducted to identify other receptors capable of binding to rapamycin. …”
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Expert Consensus on Tiered Detection of Newly Emerging and Outbreak Respiratory Infectious Pathogens (2024) by Chinese Hospital Association Clinical Microbiology Laboratory Specialized Committee

“…This consensus analyzes the major characteristics of newly emerging and outbreak respiratory infections, considers patient population characteristics, and proposes a three-tiered detection strategy that includes traditional microbiological morphology, culture, immunology, molecular biology, and metagenomic sequencing methods. …”
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Les prés vergers de pommiers à cidre et les agroforêts de cacaoyers by Samuel Perichon

“…The food industry, in its largest meaning, also destabilize the rural identity by discrediting the local know-how – including the rural practises and the cultural varieties. In the three regions mentioned, each one of them corresponds to fruit lands recognized on a national and/or international scale with a quite close final assessment.…”
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A tale to be chanted and told: James W. Wiles' Villa Cambridge on Senjak by Tutić Ognjen

“…The owner of the villa on Senjak, which was given the moniker 'Cambridge', belonged to an interwar culture of pronounced Serbian-British friendship, and strove to create and strengthen cultural ties between the two nations, being bestowed with the Order of St. …”
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La ville durable, un territoire d’avenir pour la biodiversité urbaine ? by Delphine Gramond

“…The study shows that the transverse objective shared by the Ecocités projects (2010) resulting from the French government’s sustainable city programme is to consider biodiversity as a social link, the instrument of a shared culture and governance, however, the strategies remain imprecise and the action plans modest because biodiversity is an urban planning resource unlike any other !…”
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PURITY TESTING OF ARRIAH FMD VACCINES by D. A. Lozovoy, D. V. Mikhalishin, V. A. Starikov, M. I. Doronin, A. S. Sharypov

“…Subtype A, O, Asia-1 and SAT-2 cultural FMD virus replicated in baby hamster kidney suspension culture (ВНК-21/2-17) was used for vaccine production. …”
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Um panorama da literatura sobre a internacionalização das religiões ayahuasqueiras brasileiras by Glauber Loures Assis, Beatriz Caiuby Labate

“…The internationalization of the ayahuasca religions has already reached dozens of countries in the world, and offers an interesting locus of study of the interaction among psychedelics, culture, language, and cognition.…”
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From the Small Screen to the Big Screen: The Super8's Distribution of Sandokan TV series by Nicole Braida

“…Sandokan’s Super8 circulation can be regarded as part of larger phenomenon of consumer culture, where reduction prints become a synecdoche to a larger cultural myth. …”
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Cambios en la producción y consumo de viandas en Cuba by Norma Helen Juárez

“…The food culture of a society is the way in which social groups have historically classified, valued and prepared their food. …”
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