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Felicia Hemans: Exploring Her Contributions to Nature and Eco-Spirituality
Authors: Um E Hani Bazla , Ali Zeeshan 
Published: October 2024

Introduction: This paper explores the contributions of Felicia Hemans to nature writing and eco-spirituality within the Romantic literary tradition. By examining key poems such as "The Forest Sanctuary" and "The Graves of a Household," the study reveals how Hemans uses natural landscapes not only as aesthetic elements but as spaces for spiritual reflection, personal meditation, and moral guidance. Her work reflects an early awareness of the ethical relationship between humans and the environment, aligning her with emerging ecological consciousness in Romanticism.Method: This study employs a textual analysis approach to closely read and interpret selected poems by Felicia Hemans, with a focus on how she emphasizes nature and eco-spiritual themes.Result: The paper also situates Hemans’ poetry within the broader context of Romantic eco-spirituality, comparing her contributions to those of her male contemporaries like William Wordsworth and Percy Bysshe Shelley. Conclusion: Through this analysis, Hemans’ distinct voice in the eco-spiritual tradition is highlighted, showing how her vision of nature anticipates modern eco-critical concerns and ethical environmental stewardship
From Environmental Exposure Risk to Epigenetic Factors: What Role Do They Play in the Etiology of Endometriosis?
Authors: Chen Qinrou , Yang Tongfei , Wu Peihao , Liu Qi , Wu Feng , Shi Haonan , Zhang Ziyi , Marah Balansama , Florence Koroma Sia , Jin Xuan , Chen Lei , Li Ying , Ma Jinqi , Ju Rong , Wei Jing , Ge Hongshan , Tang Qiuqin , Wu Wei 
Published: October 2024

Endometriosis is defined as the ectopic growth of endometrium-like tissue. It brings pain and infertility to approximately 6–10% of women who are in reproductive age. The pathogenesis of endometriosis is still unclear, which also leads to underdiagnosis and delay in clinical diagnosis. Growing evidence suggests that endometriosis is associated with genetic, environmental, and epigenetic factors. It is valuable to discuss the potential impact of environmental factors in the development of endometriosis. Drug intervention can target the enzymes responsible for epigenetic alterations based on the controllability and reversibility of these features. Additionally, particular epigenetic biomarkers can be employed to diagnose illnesses and determine prognoses. This article discusses the relationship between endometriosis, environmental risk factors and epigenetics and looks forward to how epigenetic technology can be used in the diagnosis and treatment of endometriosis.
Caregiver Burnout and Risk of Peritonitis
Authors: Paola Grajales-García Dulce , Iván Lara-Prado Jesús , Alfredo Feria-Ramírez José , Pazos-Pérez Fabiola , Enrique Mendez-Landa Carlos , Lopez Cabrera Yessica , Adolfo Bautista Carbajal Gustavo , Karen Cruz Escutia Nydia , Castillo Carpinteyro Karla , Treviño-Becerra Alejandro 
Published: October 2024

Peritonitis is a preventable risk associated with peritoneal dialysis technique. Currently, the elderly population largely bears the burden of CKD, especially in developing countries, where most patients who start dialysis are over 65 years of age and may experience functional decline that demands support from caregivers. In providing assistance, caregivers may experience negative physical and psychological impacts on their quality of life, such as anxiety, depression and burnout syndrome that may lead to peritonitis when caregivers disregard proper technique. Caregiver burnout syndrome is not currently considered a risk factor for peritonitis, therefore we aimed to review the existing literature on this topic and evaluate its frequency among caregivers of patients on maintenance peritoneal dialysis and its possible association with peritonitis.
Advanced Diffusion MRI in Developing Brain
Authors: Wu Ye , He Lanxiang , Zhang Xinyuan , Zhang Fan 
Published: October 2024

Brain development takes a long time, starting in the third trimester of pregnancy and continuing into the first decade of life. Understanding how the brain develops in early life is important for identifying abnormal development that may later be related to neurological and psychiatric disorders. Diffusion MRI (dMRI) is a powerful imaging technique that shows how water molecules move in biological tissues, providing important information about brain tissue structure and organization. Although dMRI has shown significant advances in pediatric research over the last 30 years, the study of early brain development is still relatively new but has great scientific and clinical potential. This chapter assesses how advanced dMRI methods can be used to measure rapid and dynamic changes in the microstructural foundations of the brain during early life.
Are Tattoos Safe in Patients With Systemic Lupus Erythematosus? Results From a Single-Center Study
Authors: Natalucci Francesco , Ceccarelli Fulvia , Picciariello Licia , Olivieri Giulio , Ciancarella Claudia , Alessandri Cristiano , Conti Fabrizio 
Published: October 2024

Introduction: Systemic Lupus Erythematosus is a pleiotropic autoimmune disease with common skin involvement. To date, only one study has investigated tattoos safety in SLE patients. Objective: We performed a single-center study to evaluate the development of local and systemic complications after tattooing in a cohort of systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) patients. Furthermore, we tried to identify SLE patients who had expressed the will to get a tattoo and why they decided not to. Methods: Consecutive SLE patients were asked to complete a questionnaire about tattoos, including their number, features, and side effects. Open questions were proposed to non-tattooed patients to describe why they did not have tattoos. Results: One hundred ninety-two SLE patients were enrolled [M/F 21/171; median age 41 years (IQR 18)]. Almost 50% of them had at least one tattoo. Seven patients (7.4%) referred adverse reactions to tattoos; interestingly, only one patient experienced a systemic reaction, specifically the occurrence of self-limiting lymphadenopathy. The main reason for not getting a tattoo was the diagnosis of SLE. Conclusions: Our results suggest the safety of tattoos in SLE patients, as demonstrated by a low prevalence of mild adverse events.
A PHILOSOPHICAL STUDY OF DIGITAL COPIES AND PERSONALITY
Authors: Владимир Васильевич Сметана 
Published: October 2024

Концепция цифровых копий сознания, предполагающая возможность переноса человеческого разума в цифровую среду, открывает новые горизонты для философского исследования личности и ее фундаментальных основ. Настоящая статья представляет собой глубокое погружение в философские проблемы, связанные с созданием и существованием цифровых копий сознания, и их потенциальным влиянием на наше понимание себя. В статье рассматриваются технические и концептуальные основы цифровых копий сознания, анализируя текущее состояние исследований и технологические перспективы, а также философские предпосылки, такие как физикализм, функционализм и теория информации. Особое внимание уделяется проблеме сознания и субъективного опыта, а также возможности их воспроизведения в цифровой форме. Центральное место в исследовании занимает вопрос о том, как цифровые копии влияют на наше понимание идентичности и преемственности личности. Анализируются философские парадоксы, связанные с телепортацией, дублированием и постепенной заменой, а также этические и юридические последствия создания цифровых копий. Статья также исследует потенциальные расхождения и различия между оригиналом и копией, возникающие под влиянием цифрового окружения, новых опытов и технических ограничений. Рассматриваются вопросы аутентичности, подлинности и этические проблемы, связанные с «дефектными» копиями.
The concept of digital copies of consciousness, which suggests the possibility of transferring the human mind into a digital environment, opens up new horizons for the philosophical study of personality and its fundamental foundations. This article is a deep dive into the philosophical issues related to the creation and existence of digital copies of consciousness and their potential impact on our understanding of ourselves. The article examines the technical and conceptual foundations of digital copies of consciousness, analyzing the current state of research and technological prospects, as well as philosophical premises such as physicalism, functionalism and information theory. Particular attention is paid to the problem of consciousness and subjective experience, as well as the possibility of their reproduction in digital form. Central to the study is the question of how digital copies affect our understanding of identity and continuity of personality. Philosophical paradoxes related to teleportation, duplication and gradual replacement are analyzed, as well as the ethical and legal implications of creating digital copies. The article also explores potential discrepancies and differences between the original and the copy, arising under the influence of the digital environment, new experiences and technical limitations. The issues of authenticity, genuineness and ethical problems associated with "defective" copies are considered.
Pheidole praehistorica sp. nov., a new addition to spiny ants of the genus Pheidole Westwood, 1839 (Formicidae, Myrmicinae) from Oligo–Miocene Mexican amber
Authors: Varela-Hernández Fernando , Riquelme Francisco 
Published: October 2024

A fossil species of ant, Pheidole praehistorica sp. nov. (Hymenoptera, Formicidae, Myrmicinae), is described and illustrated from the late Oligocene and early Miocene amber-bearing beds of Mexico. The type material comprises five amber inclusions from the Simojovel site in Chiapas. Pheidole praehistorica is recognized by having compound eyes positioned mesad on the head and protruded laterally from the head’s margins; pronotum long, forming a neck, with a pair of spines directed dorsolaterally; mesonotal groove deep forming a more or less U-shape concavity in lateral view; dorsal and declivitous faces of the propodeum well differentiated, comprising an approximately 90 degrees angle; propodeum with a pair of long spines; peduncle of the petiole long, as long as the spines of the propodeum. A phylogenetic analysis was also performed using Formica integroides, Camponotus chartifex, Dolichoderus spurius, Cephalotes minutus and Atta mexicana to assess the relationships of P. praehistorica with its fossil spiny congeners from Dominican amber and closely related extant species. The results show close morphological and phylogenetic affinities between the fossil ant P. praehistorica with P. primigenia and P. tethepa from Dominican amber, which may suggest that the shared spinescence character in Pheidole has a probable New World ancestry. The new record of P. praehistorica in the Oligo–Miocene strata of southernmost North America provides further evidence for the ancient distribution of spiny ants of the genus Pheidole in the New World.
BRI Mobile M-Banking User Satisfaction Analysis using Technology Acceptance Model
Authors: Putra Bayu Prasetya 
Published: October 2024

In early February 2019, PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia (Persero) launched BRI Mobile, an e-banking service designed for its customers. Bank Rakyat Indonesia utilizes satisfaction surveys to engage with and prioritize its customers. Findings from these surveys are used to evaluate the bank's performance. The bank conducts annual customer satisfaction surveys to measure service quality and customer satisfaction index, which is based on customer expectations and the company's reputation and experience. The Technology Acceptance Model (TAM), developed by Davis in 1989, is widely used to assess the utilization and recognition of information systems and technologies by individual clients. Studies have shown that computer usage behavior is influenced by perceived usefulness and ease of use. The research findings indicate that 83% of the factors influencing user satisfaction of the BRImo application can be explained by the model, as indicated by a coefficient of determination value of 0.838.

BRI Mobile telah diperkenalkan oleh PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia (Persero) pada awal tahun 2019 pada bulan Februari. Bank Rakyat Indonesia menciptakan aplikasi BRI Mobile sebagai layanan e-Banking bagi nasabahnya. Survei kepuasan merupakan salah satu cara yang digunakan BRI untuk berkomunikasi, menjaga hubungan dan menjadikan nasabah sebagai pemangku kepentingan yang penting. Temuan dari Bank BRI dapat dijadikan alat untuk mengukur kinerja Bank BRI. Di antaranya, melakukan survei kepuasan pelanggan tahunan melalui survei kualitas layanan dan kemitraan telepon. Indeks kepuasan pelanggan yang diperoleh dari survei partisipasi pelanggan yang dilakukan pada 1-5 poin, dan indeks kepuasan pelanggan yang diperoleh dari kualitas layanan penjualan fasilitas, pelayanan yang baik diharapkan pelanggan berdasarkan reputasi dan pengalaman perusahaan. (Technology Acceptance Model) disempurnakan oleh Davis (1989) adalah salah satu bentuk penelitian paling terkenal akan menilai pemanfaatan dan pengakuan kerangka data dan inovasi bagi masing-masing klien. Sejumlah penelitian yang meneliti perilaku penerimaan teknologi individu dalam berbagai sistem informasi mendukung generalisasi TAM. Menurut model TAM, perilaku penggunaan komputer dipengaruhi oleh dua faktor: manfaat yang dirasakan dan kemudahan penggunaan. Berdasarkan hasil didapatkan nilai koefisien determinasi 0,838 bearti 83% Faktor yang berpengaruh kepuasan pengguna aplikasi BRImo.
Clinical presentation, management and outcomes of myocardial infarction in the Heart Center, Al-Thawra Hospital, Sana'a City, Yemen: Stemi cardiac arrest management outcomes
Authors: M. Al-Kebsi Mohammed , AL-Motarreb Ahmed L. , A. Al-Fakih Hesham , A. Al-Wather Nawar 
Published: October 2024

Background and aim: Acute ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI) is a critical medical emergency requiring emergency evaluation, diagnosis, and intervention. The aim of the study was to evaluate the clinical presentation, type of treatment, and outcomes of patients with acute ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction at the Heart Center of Al-Thawra Hospital, Sana'a.
Methods: prospective study. We enrolled all patients with a final diagnosis of STEMI who have been admitted to the cardiac CCU in the cardiac center in AL-Thawrah Hospital during one year, January to December 2023.
Results: A total of 358 patients with STEMI were analyzed. The mean age was 55 ± 8 years old, with male patients representing 80% (286)). The traditional risk factors among these patients were: hypertension 28.23% (101), smoking represents 26.05% (93), diabetes mellitus represents 19% (68), BMI > 30 kg/m2 represents 16.34% (57), and khat chewing represents 78.2% (279). STEMI patients who managed by primary PCI were 14% (50). Patients who have been managed by thrombolytic therapy were 28% (101) and the conventional medical treatment was managed for those who arrived after 12 hours and represent 58%% (204). The most commonly used thrombolytic was streptokinase in 96% (97) of patients who received thrombolytics. Primary PCI within 24 hours has been done in 14% (50) of cases. Heart failure (EF < 50%) represented (26%) (93), cardiovascular shock was 13% (46 cases), and mortality rate was 11% (39 cases))
New challenges regarding the environmental and sanitary condition of Ukrainian water bodies
Authors: Savenko Nelia , Vashchenko Andriy , Glushko Julia , Oliinyk Olena , Matviienko Nataliіa 
Published: October 2024

Today Ukraine is faced with new challenges that have a significant impact on natural water bodies and aquaculture. As a result of hostilities, there is an additional pressure on aquatic ecosystems. Unfortunately, large territories with important fishery complexes of Ukraine are either occupied, located in the war zone, or mined. Currently it is impossible to carry out comprehensive monitoring investigations into the actual environmental condition of inland water bodies of Ukraine. Therefore, in order to establish a true picture of the state of the water fund of Ukraine, an analytical review of publications was performed. Unfortunately, after the large-scale hostilities on the territory of Ukraine, a significant number of water bodies changed their status according to saprobic indicators. The situation is difficult with the reservoirs of the Dnipro River Cascade, which accumulate all pollutants released into the water from the catchment area. The destruction of the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Station led to a massive killing of all biota, including fish. The reservoirs are mostly polluted by biogenic, organic and surface-active substances, oil products, phenols, pesticides, and heavy metals. Even in the pre-war period, the problem of water pollution required immediate decisions, and with the beginning of the full-scale war, it became one of the most urgent tasks for Ukraine. Today, Ukraine’s water bodies suffer from pollution by pyrogens, fuel, and lubricants after rocket attacks and even from the total destruction of fish farms, water reservoirs, i.e., the Kakhovka Reservoir. Therefore, monitoring of the environmental condition of inland water bodies of Ukraine will provide an opportunity to assess their real condition and, in the future, to select the complex of methods aimed for their restoration.
Ungulate-driven forest-steppe vegetation changes in enclosures
Authors: Berber Aleksandr P. , Kibiša Artūras 
Published: October 2024

Ungulate enclosures are commonly established for wildlife observation and conservation, recreational hunting, meat, and material production. In this study, we analyse the ‘Elen’ hunting estate located in the forest-steppes of Kazakhstan. Our main objectives were to determine the richness and abundance of herbaceous and woody vegetation within the enclosures. Additionally, we aimed to evaluate damages inflicted by ungulate browsing and grazing. Our results reveal that dominant tree species in the forests of the ‘Elen’ estate are Scots pine, silver birch, and downy birch. Within the herbaceous vegetation cover, we identified 107 grass, sedge, and herb species, majority of them belonging to the Asteraceae, Poaceae, Fabaceae, and Rosaceae families. Our analysis indicates that ungulates significantly impact forest-steppe vegetation in the enclosures. On average, 29.4% (20–100%) of trees and shrubs and 17.1% (15.6–81.8%) of herbaceous vegetation were damaged. The results of this study provide valuable insights for determining the optimal ungulate population size within the enclosures and contribute to the preservation of forest-steppes vegetation.
Brucella canis and Chlamydia spp.: insights into canine infections, diagnostics, and potential tick-borne transmission
Authors: Petrauskaitė Viktorija , Zamokas Gintaras , Stadalienė Inga , Karvelienė Birutė 
Published: October 2024

Brucella and Chlamydia spp. are zoonotic pathogens with significant implications for both human and animal health. Brucella species, which is responsible for brucellosis, manifest in a range of clinical symptoms and present substantial zoonotic risks. Though less commonly reported, canine infections with Brucella raise concerns about the potential for transmission to humans and highlight the need for continued vigilance in veterinary settings. Chlamydia spp. is notable for its ability to cause diverse diseases in animals, from mild infections to severe systemic illnesses. In dogs, Chlamydia infections can lead to symptoms such as conjunctivitis, respiratory disorders, and reproductive issues, including infertility and abortion. The zoonotic potential of Chlamydia, particularly Chlamydia felis, emphasises the need for thorough monitoring and control measures in both domestic animals and humans. Ticks play a significant role in the transmission of these pathogens. Research has identified Chlamydia spp. in ticks; however, the exact epidemiological implications remain unclear. Similarly, Brucella has been detected in ticks, but conclusive evidence of tick-borne transmission to humans or between animals is still lacking. Improved diagnostic tools and control strategies are essential for managing the risks associated with Brucella and Chlamydia infections in both animals and humans, with a particular focus on the role of ticks as potential vectors.
Incidencia y factores en la aparición de lesiones por presión y asociadas a la humedad en pacientes con COVID-19
Authors: Helguero Valverde Beatriz , Cruz Braojos Azucena , López Calvo María Piedad , Neria Serrano Fernando 
Published: October 2024

Objetivo: Identificar la incidencia y los factores influyentes en la aparición estas lesiones en unidades de hospitalización de adultos con diagnóstico COVID-19.
Metodología: Estudio observacional, longitudinal, retrospectivo donde se han utilizado variables demográficas y clínicas de 2564 pacientes ingresados por COVID-19 entre 2020-2022. Se ha empleado la T de Student o el de Chi cuadrado para valorar las diferencias entre grupos y se han desarrollado modelos de regresión logística.
Resultados: La letalidad por COVID-19 en la muestra fue del 11,6%. La incidencia de LCRD fue del 8,7% siendo mayor en UCI respecto a plantas de hospitalización (31.5% vs 6.4%). Se han realizado modelos de regresión logística obteniéndose “días de ingreso” y “Autonomía para la actividad” como las más determinantes para la aparición de cualquier herida.
Conclusiones: la localización de: sacro, mamas, talones, orejas, comisura labial y mentón se muestran como lugares frecuentes de aparición de lesiones. Días de ingreso y autonomía del paciente son factores más influyentes para el desarrollo de cualquier lesión.
ANÁLISE DE PRODUÇÃO DA EMPRESA TILATINS SOBRE O DESENVOLVIMENTO DE TILÁPIAS EM TANQUE REDE, EM LAJEADO - TO”
Authors: Nascimento Alice Carvalho do , Farias Ana júlia Lustosa , Abreu João Inácio Ribeiro , Louça Josias Barbosa , CABRAL NETO OTAVIO , Goncalves Antônio Carlos Silveira 
Published: October 2024

O presente artigo é realizado através de um estudo de caso diante dos serviços realizados na empresa Tilatins, que fica localizada no município de Lajeado/ TO e tem como objetivo a criação de tilápias para exportação no comércio estadual e nacional. Os peixes são criados e zelados através de métodos como a utilização de tanques-redes, ração controlada e checagem manual como a inspeção de qualidade dos animais. A estrutura produtiva da Tilatins é robusta, com balsa de manejo, tanques-rede de alta qualidade, silos, embarcações de manejo e uma fábrica de gelo para apoiar o processo produtivo. Além da revisão bibliográfica minuciosa, os dados foram coletados através de uma análise qualitativa, com combinações de observações e entrevistas na unidade de produção com João Victor Labre Morais, CEO responsável pela propriedade. Os resultados apresentaram indicadores positivos para o cultivo de tilápias em tanques-rede, acesso a informações e a integração dos três pilares da sustentabilidade, embora enfrentem desafios como a necessidade de monitoramento constante, invasões por pescadores, e fornecedores não puros. No entanto, a empresa destaca-se pela sustentabilidade de suas práticas, sendo economicamente viável e socialmente estruturada, contribuindo para a redução da fome e a geração de emprego e renda.