The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on forensic pathology services in Limpopo province, South Africa by Thakadu A. Mamashela, Samuel T. Ntuli

“…Conclusion: In conclusion, forensic pathology services in this province had been severely disrupted by the COVID-19 outbreak and the lockdown that followed, especially in the tertiary hospital. It has led to new challenges for case management and necessitated changes to operating procedures. …”
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Incentive Mechanism Design for Distributed Autonomous Organizations Based on the Mutual Insurance Scenario by Yiguang Pan, Xiaomei Deng

“…The rise of blockchain has led to discussions on new governance models and the cooperation of multiple participants. …”
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“Tele-everything” world and hybrid office model – new global trends after the COVID-19 pandemic by E. V. Vasilieva

“…The majority of work and household activities have been transferred to the Internet, and this has naturally led to the emergence of a new trend – “TV-everything” world.The rapid shift to a remote format and accelerated automation of processes have also changed attitudes to the previous management rules. …”
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Strategies for Oxygen Ecosystems in Middle-Income Countries: A Review and Case Study from Lebanon by Tim Baker, Claudio Gatti, Guido Rossini, Habtamu Tolla, Anne Detjen, Mulugeta Mideksa, Nadeen Hilal, Rima Shaya

“…The COVID-19 pandemic led to a surge of critically ill patients and a sudden increase in the need for oxygen treatment worldwide. …”
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Reframing the Management of Irritable Bowel Syndrome: Investigating the Efficacy of a Modified Low Fodmap Diet Approach on Symptom Response by Tara Howley, Lorraine Cooney, Suzanne L Doyle

“…Subjects/ Methods: Routine clinical data collected on individuals with a Rome IV IBS diagnosis between August 2018 and October 2022 from a specialist-dietitian led IBS clinic in Blackrock Health, Dublin was retrospectively analysed. …”
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Detection and Classification Method for Early-Stage Colorectal Cancer Using Dyadic Wavelet Packet Transform by Daigo Takano, Hajime Omura, Teruya Minamoto

“…Incorporating deep learning into computer-aided medical diagnosis has led to significant advancements. However, a major challenge remains in interpreting deep learning models, especially in identifying the features critical for diagnosis. …”
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Nitrogen Sorptiometric Study of Phosphation and Dispersion of Lanthanum(III) Oxide on Alumina Catalysts by Gamal A.H. Mekhemer, Ali F. Bukhzam, Amal S. El-Towaty, Mohamed I. Zaki

“…Strong interactions not only at the liquid/solid interface established during impregnation, but also at the solid/solid interface established during drying and/or calcination, are suggested to be important events in the dispersion mechanism. Phosphation led to the improvement of the two-dimensional lanthanum(III) oxide dispersion (probably in monolayers) rather than the three-dimensional one, most likely through direct bonding of the phosphate groups to exposed La 3+ sites. …”
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Coexistence of Factor VII Deficiency and Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia in Two Siblings by Hortensia De la Corte-Rodriguez, E. Carlos Rodriguez-Merchan, M. Teresa Alvarez-Roman, Ana L. Hernandez-Moreno

“…Neurological symptoms had gone unnoticed due to a history of multiple joint haemarthrosis; musculoskeletal examination led to a satisfactory differential diagnosis. Haematological prophylaxis was commenced with rFVIIa at 30 mcg/kg, three days per week. …”
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Prevention of transgenerational transmission of disease susceptibility through perinatal intervention by Takahiro Nemoto, Norimasa Sagawa

“…In other words, LBW itself is associated with the development of NCDs. This led to the DOHaD theory which proposed that an organism may have a specific period of developmental plasticity that is highly sensitive to the factors in its environment, and that combinations of acquired constitution and environmental factors may adversely affect health and risk the formation of NCDs. …”
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Influence of surfactant type on the microstructure, mechanical and thermal properties of phenolic foams by Mohammad Hamid Shadnia, Sajad Rasouli, Mohammad Fasihi

“…While the SLES270 made foam with the highest cell density and the smallest cell size that caused higher compressive strength. The SLES270 led to keeping the foam flexibility even under the fire exposition, and it increased the thermal insulation by 50% while the other samples were turned into fragile foam. …”
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Pascal Grouiez, Les stratégies des communautés et la régulation sectorielle et territoriale des configurations productives : le cas de l’agroalimentaire russe by Pascal Grouiez

“…The end of the soviet system led to a reorganization of former kolkhozes and sovkhozes in Russia. …”
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Refugee Protection and Food Security in Kampala, Uganda by Andrea Brown

“…However, growing refugee populations and underfunding have led to serious pressures, severely exacerbated during the COVID-19 pandemic. …”
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Volatile Organic Compounds for the Prediction of Lung Cancer by Using Ensembled Machine Learning Model and Feature Selection by Divya Khanna, Arun Kumar, Shahid Ahmad Bhat

“…The idea behind designing one ensemble model is to combine multiple individual models for better performance by using optimal feature sets. This reasoning led to the design of an ensemble model to predict breath VOCs. …”
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Adaptation of the territorial organisation of agriculture in a peripheral region to the operations of agricultural holdings by Kira A. Morachevskaya, Elena A. Lyzhina, Alexander B. Sebentsov, Mikhail S. Karpenko

“…The new pork production specialisation in the Pskov region has, as expected, led to other changes in agriculture, including an increase in grain farming. …”
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Mental health and learning achievement during the COVID-19 outbreak: A lesson from online learning among Indonesian college students by M. A. Rafsanjani, P. A. Wijaya, A. Baskara, H. D. Wahyudi

“…The sudden shifting of the learning format raised several problems for the students and led to mental health issues.Aim. This study aimed to examine the effect of mental health on students’ learning achievement during online learning in the COVID-19 outbreak.Methodology and research methods. …”
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Increased mortality risk in people with schizophrenia in Lithuania 2001–2020 by Mingaile Drevinskaite, Auguste Kaceniene, Arunas Germanavicius, Giedre Smailyte

“…Patients with schizophrenia do not benefit from the health strategies that have led to reduced mortality in the general population. …”
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The meaning of the term “timely” in the performance of management obligations concerning electronic money float funds by N. Farah, S. Widagdo, А. Sri Kusuma Dewi

“…The findings indicated that the vagueness of the term “timely” has led to varying interpretations that affect electronic money issuers, users, and supervisory authorities, thereby creating legal uncertainty. …”
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A Case of Unilateral Coccidioidal Chorioretinitis in a Patient with HIV-Associated Meningoencephalitis by Christopher Toomey, Andrew Gross, Jeffrey Lee, Doran B. Spencer

“…Here we report a case of unilateral coccidioidal chorioretinitis and meningoencephalitis in an AIDS patient that led to near complete unilateral loss of vision. …”
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A Multimodal Information Fusion Model for Robot Action Recognition with Time Series by Xiaozhi Zhang, Hongyan Li, Mengjie Qian

“…The current robotics field, led by a new generation of information technology, is moving into a new stage of human-machine collaborative operation. …”
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Health promotion interventions for the control of hypertension in Africa, a systematic scoping review from 2011 to 2021. by Jinhee Shin, Kennedy Diema Konlan, Eugenia Mensah

“…<h4>Results</h4>Health promotion interventions led to a remarkable decrease in the prevalence of hypertension, increased knowledge and awareness in the intervention compared to the control groups. …”
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