AN EXAMINATION OF GOVERNANCE AND SECURITY IN KADUNA STATE SINCE 1999 by SABO Anche Ugah, Sunday Vincent Akwashiki, Aminu Davidson Bowo

“…The study will help the government to enlighten her citizens on the importance of education, tolerance, true dialogue, and reconciliation among others to serve as tools with which to douse the security challengesfaced by the state which will ensure the peaceful co[1]existence of members of the different religion’s groups and ethics,and thereby promotes harmonious living, restoration of peace, security, growth, and stability, and order in the State. …”
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BABESIOSIS IN HUMANS by Zornitsa Traykova

“…Human cases are associated with outdoor activities or living in rural areas during the warm months when tick activity is at its peak. …”
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Sexual Functions in Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Patients: A Case Report by Nergis LAPSEKİLİ, Elif TEMİZSU, Mehmet AK

“…Introduction: Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), even if the patient’s obsession content is not related to sexuality, may be a problem in the sexual lives of individuals. In this article, sexual function in obsessive compulsive disorder patients is discussed based on an OCD case. …”
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“Looking for a Better Future”: Examining African Portuguese-Speaking Students’ Motivation to Study in Portuguese Higher Education by Catarina Doutor, Natália Alves

“…Opting to study in Portugal is seen as a chance for African students to access quality higher education and to obtain an academic degree with significant recognition in the country of origin, with anticipated positive impacts on the personal, social, and professional aspects of their lives. …”
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Disruptively regional: How women in Regional, Rural and Remote communities ‘imagine’ with and through digital and social media by Tara BRABAZON, Jacqueline EWART

“…The objective of this article probes how women leaders in the media industries deploy their lived experiences to re/shape, reimagine and sustain regional, rural and remote life through digitizing community leadership. …”
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Tuberculosis in Pregnancy: A Review by Olabisi M. Loto, Ibraheem Awowole

“…Successful control of TB demands improved living conditions, public enlightenment, primary prevention of HIV/AIDS and BCG vaccination.…”
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The Delay and Failure of Residential Investment Projects in Iraq: Review by Aya A. Hasan, Abbas M. Burhan

“…This issue has a direct influence on people's lives and social welfare. Implementing residential project policies for new clients has sparked building projects and increased demand for residential buildings. …”
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Spatial Analysis of Physical Quality of Rural Housing in Iran by mohammad hajipour, Vahid riahi, hadi gharagozloo

“…However, a large part of the rural population in different areas of the country is living in non-resistant and less durable housing. …”
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A model for the development of virtual communities for people with long-term, severe physical disabilities by C.M. Tilley, C.S. Bruce, G. Hallam, A.P. Hills

“…</b> Rich explanations were derived about the information and communication technology (ICT) usage and the technologies' contributions towards restoration of sense of control over their lives. <br><b>Results.</b> The primary outcome of the investigation is a theory regarding the character of virtual communities for the disabled. …”
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Owen and Sassoon Reconsidered by Cristina Pividori

“… Poetry, alongside other artistic and scholarly work, has played an invaluable role in preserving the traumatic memory of the First World War, especially after the passing of the last known veteran marked the end of the era of living witnesses to the conflict. The centenary of the Great War (2014-2018) has sparked a renewed poetic output, leading to the publication of anthologies like Poet Laureate Carol Ann Duffy’s 1914: Poetry Remembers (2013). …”
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Electronic Cigarettes for Curbing the Tobacco-Induced Burden of Noncommunicable Diseases: Evidence Revisited with Emphasis on Challenges in Sub-Saharan Africa by Jobert Richie N. Nansseu, Jean Joel R. Bigna

“…There are about 1.3 billion smokers worldwide, with nearly 80% of them living in developing countries where the burden of tobacco-related illnesses and deaths is the heaviest. …”
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I giovani maoresi e la mobilità. La sfida dell’istruzione tra vecchie e nuove disuguaglianze by Paola Schierano

“…Despite financial efforts and cohesion plans to reduce the structural backwardness, Europeans citizens living in the Overseas areas are often obliged to move to the “continent” to benefit from better social and economic opportunities at both educational and professional levels. …”
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Higher Education in the Age of Artificial Intelligence by A. V. Rezaev, A. M. Stepanov, N. D. Tregubova

“…This paper considers a broader question: what fundamental problems and challenges does the penetration of AI technologies into human lives originate for higher education? The authors offer a working definition of what it means to give/receive higher education in the age of AI. …”
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Web Accessibility Status of Open Access Journals in Africa: A 2024 Snapshot by Pastor Nso-Mangue, Sergio Luján-Mora

“…Currently, 16% of the world's population lives with some form of disability and cannot enjoy equal access to the Web. …”
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Type B non-Hodgkin lymphoma in a patient with acquired immunodeficiency virus with no detected viral load. Case report by Edwin Marcelo Miranda Solìs, Juan Fernando Orozco Herrera

“…Cancer is a common presentation in people living with this virus and represents the main cause of death in this population in most Latin American countries. …”
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Agrarian Reform in the Middle East (1945-1965) by Behçet Kemal YEŞİLBURSA

“…In all five countries, share cropping was, or had been, practised extensively and the working peasant populations lived at a meagre subsistence level. Land had tended to accumulate in the hands of a small, but politically powerful, class which had no interest in reform and would block any reforming measures which might be initiated. …”
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Vivre de paysage dans le Morvan ou l’impensé de la gestion forestière morvandelle by Damien Marage

“…By addressing cultural or societal expectations, enhancing the project, and gaining the population’s approval can ensure the landscape is experienced as a living space. A landscape must function in relation to its ecological, socio-economic, and cultural components. …”
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Methodological Considerations for the Use of Longitudinal Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis in Healthcare Research by Marta Wanat, William Day, Michael Larkin

“…Longitudinal Qualitative Research (LQR) aims to chronicle individuals’ lives in real-time, offering a “qualitative movie” of their unfolding experiences, focusing on the dynamic interplay of continuity and change. …”
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Application of iron on improving antimony tolerance in Salvia spinosa by Shakiba Rajabpoor, Soghra Kiani, Shokoofeh Hajihashemi

“…Antimony (Sb) is a potential threat to living organisms, but very little is known on strategies manage its toxicity in plants. …”
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A different story of modern economic science by Oreste Bazzichi, Fabio Reali

“…The age of the Late Middle Ages in Europe laid the foundations of modern economic science, giving impulse to quite singular reflections gathered from the interpretation of reality, in a typically «Franciscan» key, grasping in the fraternity (franciscan fraternitas) the anthropological and ontological element for the good living in the communitas and for the integral sustainability, therefore, valid also for the economy. …”
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