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Psychological and environmental factors influencing resilience among Ukrainian refugees and internally displaced persons: a systematic review of coping strategies and risk and protective factors
Authors: Rizzi Damiano , Ciuffo Giulia , Landoni Marta , Mangiagalli Matteo , Ionio Chiara 
Published: October 2023

BackgroundThere is much discussion in the literature about the link between traumatic events related to war and mental illness. However, in comparison, mental health has been more researched than protective factors such as coping methods, which are the primary factors to build resilience in these circumstances. This review examines the psychological and environmental elements that influence the resilience of Ukrainian refugees and IDPs by analyzing coping strategies and risk and protective factors.MethodsA literature search was conducted on PsycINFO, Pubmed, Scopus, and Science Direct, with 259 articles screened and 13 determined as eligible for inclusion. Inclusion criteria were: (1) studies on adult Ukrainian refugees and/or IDPs; (2) original, peer-reviewed studies; and (3) studies written in English or Italian language. Single-case reports and qualitative studies were excluded, as well as those studies written in any other language, and any studies for which the full-text version could not be obtained (i.e., conference abstracts). Two reviewers independently reviewed titles and abstracts, reviewed relevant articles’ full text, and extracted the data.ResultsA diverse range of individual and socio-environmental risk and protective factors were identified, influencing the resilience of Ukrainian refugees and IDPs, as well as five main categories of coping strategies: emotion-focused strategies, problem-focused strategies, avoidance, faith-based strategies, and the ones based on sense of belonging.DiscussionWar trauma and associated stressors can lead to distressing physical and psychological reactions, which persist even after leaving the war zone. Many individual and socio-environmental risk factors, such as mental disorders, financial security, having relatives wounded or displaced, and an unfamiliar environment could influence the risk and severity of psychological difficulties, emphasizing the importance of coping strategies, social connections, faith, and cultural resilience.ConclusionThis systematic review underscores the complex range of coping strategies and factors influencing the resilience of Ukrainian refugees and IDPs. Social connections and inclusive community interventions play vital roles in improving their psychological well-being, while longitudinal studies and culturally sensitive support are needed to address their unique challenges and strengths. Implementing collaborative care models can provide comprehensive support by integrating mental health services with primary healthcare and community-based organizations.
On the momentum toward vaccine self-sufficiency in the BRICS: an integrative review of the role of pharmaceutical entrepreneurship and innovation
Authors: Zhang Yongqiang , Li Hongbo , Xu Xinglong , Antwi Henry Asante 
Published: October 2023

BackgroundWith the perspicuous effect of COVID-19 on vaccine demand, academic and business interest in vaccine production in the BRICS nations (Brazil, the Russian Federation, India, China, and South Africa) has reached a crescendo. Aware of a “dark” past when the BRICS depended heavily on vaccines and pharmaceuticals from other parts of the world, academic curiosity on how the BRICS countries have leveraged vaccine self-sufficiency and become the hub of global vaccine production and supply is justifiable, especially in times of ineffable pandemics.MethodsThe articles were searched from November 2020 to December 2022. Within this period, an electronic search of 13 reputable healthcare and public databases was conducted. The initial searches from the designated databases yielded a total of 3,928 articles. Then, duplicated studies were removed through a two-step process, articles without titles and abstracts were excluded, and the remaining 898 articles that met the qualification assessment criteria were evaluated for article quality.ResultsThe main entrepreneurial innovations that have quickened the pace of vaccine self-sufficiency in the BRICS include investment in artificial intelligence (AI), Big Data Analytics, and Blockchain technologies. These help to speed up the drug delivery process by enhancing patient identification or optimizing potential drug candidates for clinical trials and production.ConclusionOver the past 20 years, the BRICS nations have achieved major strides in vaccine development, regulation, and production. The creation of the BRICS Vaccine Research and Development (R&amp;D) Center will have a significant impact on vaccine cost and accessibility given the anticipated development of stronger research capability, production, and distribution technology, as well as stronger standardization to improve vaccine production quality in the near future. It is anticipated that the BRICS’ contributions to vaccine development will alter the global vaccination market and hasten the availability of vaccinations in developing nations. The challenge is turning these hopes into concrete plans of action and outcomes.
Living arrangements, health lifestyles, and health outcomes among Chinese oldest-old
Authors: Wang Jie , Zhang Lanxi , Wang Shen , Zhang Li 
Published: October 2023

BackgroundPrior literature has documented a strong correlation between living arrangements and older adults' health outcomes. However, few studies have explained why this association exists. This study took the health lifestyle theory approach and brought health lifestyles into the link between living arrangements and Chinese oldest-old health outcomes. It examined (1) whether healthy lifestyle behaviors among the oldest-old varied by household contexts and (2) whether the health disparities among the Chinese oldest-old in different household contexts could be partially explained by their healthy lifestyles.MethodsUsing the most recent 2018 data released by the Chinese Longitudinal Healthy Longevity Survey (CLHLS), latent class analysis was applied to identify predominant health lifestyles among the Chinese oldest-old aged 85-105 years. Regression analyses were used to test the mediating effect of health lifestyles.ResultsThree distinct classes representing the health lifestyles of Chinese oldest-old emerged; health lifestyle patterns were found to vary by elders' living arrangements. The respondent's health lifestyles in diverse residential structures served as a mediator which can partially explain the health disparities among the oldest-old.ConclusionThe results suggested that health lifestyles can serve as a mediator to explain the association between oldest-old living arrangement patterns and their health outcomes. The findings highlighted the importance of family, lifestyles, and cultural contexts to the health of the oldest-old.
Self-care interventions of community-dwelling older adults: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Authors: González-González Estela , Requena Carmen 
Published: October 2023

IntroductionThe current notion of “care in old age” should be reconceptualized in the ageing societies of the 21st century. Currently, “being old” means that one is actively involved in their care and has the desire to retain control and independence.ObjectiveUnderstand and analyze the efficacy of interventions in the physical and psychological self-care practices of healthy community-dwelling older people.MethodologySystematic review and meta-analysis. The guidelines of the PRISMA guide were followed. The methodological quality of the studies was checked using Cochrane Effective Practice and Organisation of Care criteria, and the search was performed between 2016 and 2021.ResultsOf the 1,866 evaluated, 8 studies met the criteria. The systematic review reveals that self-care interventions focus on physical health-related variables but not on psychological variables. The meta-analysis shows that interventions significantly improve physical health-related variables (care visits, hospital admission, medication, and gait speed).ConclusionSelf-care training programs should include psychological variables to increase health and well-being in healthy older people.
Association between daily use of social media and behavioral lifestyles in the Saudi community: a cross-sectional study
Authors: BinDhim Nasser F. , Althumiri Nora A. , Al-Duraihem Rashed Abdullah , Alasmary Saeed , Alkhamaali Zaied , Alhabeeb Abdulhameed Abdullah 
Published: October 2023

ObjectiveThis study aimed to investigate the association between nine social media platforms use and health-related behavior, including fruit and vegetable intake, physical activity, tobacco use, and risk factors including depression and obesity.MethodsA cross-sectional study was conducted using secondary data from the Sharik Health Indicators Surveillance System (SHISS). Participants 18 years and older were recruited via phone-interviews. The nine social media platform use [Twitter-(X), Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, LinkedIn, Snapchat, TikTok, Telegram, and YouTube] were assessed using self-reported use. Health-related variables include behavioral factors including diet, physical activity, and tobacco use including (cigarettes, waterpipes, and e-cigarettes), risk of depression and obesity. Logistic regression analysis was performed to explore the association between social media use and health-related variables.ResultsThe study indicated that daily Snapchat users had a lower healthy diet (fruit and vegetable intake), whereas daily LinkedIn and WhatsApp users were positively associated with a healthier diet, relative to those with infrequent social media use. Furthermore, daily interaction with Instagram, TikTok, Telegram, and YouTube was significantly associated with increased depression risk. Conversely, Snapchat and WhatsApp usage was significantly linked to a decreased depression risk. Tobacco-smoking behaviors were associated with specific social media platforms: cigarette smoking was associated with Snapchat, TikTok, and YouTube; e-cigarette with Facebook, LinkedIn, Snapchat, and TikTok; and waterpipe smoking with Facebook and TikTok. Interestingly, some platforms, such as Instagram, were associated with reduced cigarette smoking. The relationship between social media activity and health-related outcomes remained significant after adjusting for age and gender.ConclusionThis study highlights the potential negative impact of particular daily social media use on health-related variables, including dietary habits, tobacco use, and depression. Nevertheless, particular daily social media use of some platforms was associated with a potential positive impact on the health-related variables. Social media platforms are tools that can be used to achieve both a positive and negative effect. By knowing which demographic segments have a greater presence on one platform, we are creating opportunities to understand the social phenomena and at the same time use it to reach those segments and communicate with them, because each social media platform has its unique way and framework of user communication.
Rapid and Label-Free Analysis of Antigen–Antibody Dynamic Binding of Tumor Markers Using Piezoelectric Quartz Crystal Biosensor
Authors: Chen Yan , Shi Huashan 
Published: October 2023

Quantitative biomacromolecular diagnosis is rapidly developing in molecular oncology. In this study, we developed a continuous flow immunoassay device based on a piezoelectric (PZ) quartz crystal biosensor fabricated with whole-electrode occupation for the quantitative molecular diagnosis of tumor markers such as alpha-fetoprotein (AFP). Only one face of the crystal was in contact with the serum sample during the assays. First, the characteristics of AFP and anti-AFP binding kinetics, such as the optimal time for immune response, the average antigen binding rate, the kinetic constants and the optimal standard curve, were investigated. The overall immunoreaction time was only 12 min, the average antigen binding rate of AFP was 45.9 ng/min, the concentration range of AFP detection was 18.8–1100 ng/mL and the association rate constant (kon), dissociation rate constant (koff) and equilibrium dissociation constant (KD) were 5.58×104 M−1s−1,1.79×10−5 s−1 and 3.21×10−10 M, respectively. This sensing system was further validated by detecting AFP values from clinical serum samples, which were obtained from pregnant women, liver and lung cancer patients and those undergoing liver cancer screening. No cross-reactivity with lung cancer markers were found, and the detection results were in good agreement with the radioimmunoassay (RIA) results, with a relative deviation of no more than 3.7% and correlation coefficient r of 0.9998. Therefore, the developed immunoassay device has the potential to be used in large-scale screening for cancers, as well as in novel high-affinity binding drug development.
Shannon Entropy of Ramsey Graphs with up to Six Vertices
Authors: Frenkel Mark , Shoval Shraga , Bormashenko Edward 
Published: October 2023

Shannon entropy quantifying bi-colored Ramsey complete graphs is introduced and calculated for complete graphs containing up to six vertices. Complete graphs in which vertices are connected with two types of links, labeled as α-links and β-links, are considered. Shannon entropy is introduced according to the classical Shannon formula considering the fractions of monochromatic convex α-colored polygons with n α-sides or edges, and the fraction of monochromatic β-colored convex polygons with m β-sides in the given complete graph. The introduced Shannon entropy is insensitive to the exact shape of the polygons, but it is sensitive to the distribution of monochromatic polygons in a given complete graph. The introduced Shannon entropies Sα and Sβ are interpreted as follows: Sα is interpreted as an average uncertainty to find the green α−polygon in the given graph; Sβ is, in turn, an average uncertainty to find the red β−polygon in the same graph. The re-shaping of the Ramsey theorem in terms of the Shannon entropy is suggested. Generalization for multi-colored complete graphs is proposed. Various measures quantifying the Shannon entropy of the entire complete bi-colored graphs are suggested. Physical interpretations of the suggested Shannon entropies are discussed.
Joking Around, Seriously: Freud, Derrida, and the Irrepressible Wit of Heinrich Heine
Authors: Rottenberg Elizabeth 
Published: October 2023

This essay sets out to explore the unexpected but amusing entanglement of three Jewish writers—Harry (“Heinrich”) Heine, Sigismund (“Sigmund”) Freud, and Jackie (“Jacques”) Derrida. You will not often find a reference to Heine in the work of Jacques Derrida, but you will find a Heine joke in Derrida’s discussion of forgiveness in Le parjure et le pardon (1998–1999), where the name Heine is invoked precisely in order to recall the scandalous automaticity, the machine-like quality of forgiveness. Beginning with Derrida’s surprising reference to the man George Eliot called a “unique German wit”, this essay will begin by arguing that there is something about Heine’s jokes, his Witze, his mots d’esprit, that not only plays up, but also paradoxically takes seriously, what Derrida, echoing Nietzsche in Of Grammatology, describes as the “play of the world.” The second part of this essay will engage Freud’s particular and quite special relation to Heine: Heine is the third most cited German writer in all of Freud’s work (after Goethe and Schiller). Neither Homer nor Sophocles is cited more often than Heine. Indeed, a bon mot from Heine is always ready-to-hand in the face of theoretical obstacles (e.g., “Observations on Transference Love”, “On Narcissism”, etc.). But perhaps nowhere is Freud’s affinity with Heine more apparent and more striking than in Jokes and Their Relation to the Unconscious (1905), where Heine’s witticisms offer the best and most canonical examples of jokes. In conclusion, this essay will argue that Heine’s wit can be read as a playbook—not only for psychoanalysis’s economic understanding of jokes, but also, more radically, for deconstruction’s thinking of play.
Lyudmila G. Kovnatskaya on the Routes of the International Musicological Society (IMS)
Authors: Брагинская Н.А. 
Published: October 2023

В мемориальном эссе, посвященном недавно ушедшей Людмиле Григорьевне Ковнацкой — доктору искусствоведения, профессору Санкт-­Петер­бургской консерватории, ведущему научному сотруднику Российского института истории искусств, — Наталия Брагинская освещает сотрудничество профессора Ковнацкой с Международным музыковедческим обществом (IMS). Л. Г. Ковнацкая была первым российским музыковедом, вошедшим в состав Общества и чрезвычайно активно и творчески участвовавшим в его деятельности. Благодаря ее неизменной энергии и заинтересованности, а также незаурядным организаторским способностям в работу Общества включились отечественные ученые, ставшие сопредседателями международных исследовательских групп. Про­фессор Ковнацкая сыграла одну из ключевых ролей в образовании Региональной ассоциации стран Восточной Европы (ESCRA), которую она возглавила, а ряд масштабных мероприятий Ассоциации прошел в России и странах бывшего СССР.
In a memorial essay dedicated to the recently deceased Lyudmila G. Kovnatskaya (Doctor of Art Cri­ti­cism, Professor at Rimsky-Korsakov St. Peters­burg Conservatory, Leading Researcher at the Rus­sian Insti­tute of Art History), Natalia Braginskaya high­lights Professor Kovnatskaya’s collaboration with the Inter­na­tional Musicological Society. Lyudmila G. Kov­nat­skaya was the first Russian musicologist who became a member of the Society and participated extremely actively and creatively in its activities. Thanks to her constant energy and interest, as well as outstanding organizational skills, domestic scientists joined the work of the Society and became co-chairmen of international study groups. Professor Kovnatskaya played one of the key roles in the formation of the Regional Association for Eastern European Countries, which she headed, and a number of large-scale events of the Association took place in Russia and the countries of the former USSR.
Peer Review of Nataliya Savkina’s Article “Correspondence of B. V. Asafyev and S. S. Prokofiev in the Collection of Columbia University”
Authors: Петухова С.А. 
Published: October 2023

Светлана Петухова в своей рецензии на материал Наталии Савкиной, включающий вступи­тель­ную статью и публикацию ранее не издавав­шихся писем Асафьева и Прокофьева, отмечает большую значимость данной работы, знакомящей читателей с архивными документами, и размышляет об изменении отношения научного сообщества к эпистолярным источникам, а также об отражении эпохи на страницах писем и о некоторых особенностях литературного стиля корреспондентов.
Svetlana Petukhova, in her peer review of the material by Natalia Savkina, which includes an intro­ductory article and the publication of previously unpub­lished letters of Asafyev and Prokofiev to each other, notes the great importance of this work, which acquaints readers with archival documents and ponders over the change in the attitude of the scientific community to epistolary sources, as well as over reflection of the era on the pages of letters and some peculiarities of the literary style of correspondents.
Adagio “In a Moonlight,” or The Sonata Transmogrified
Authors: Мищенко М.П. 
Published: October 2023

Общеизвестный факт наречения Сонаты op. 27 № 2 Бетховена «Лунной» при внимательном рассмотрении обнаруживает в себе множество тайн и вопросов. Авторство Людвига Рельштаба имеет только косвенное подтверждение: идею связать содержание сонаты с пейзажем, изображающим «лодку при лунном свете на Люцернском озере», ему приписал Вильгельм Ленц в своей первой книге о Бетховене (1852). Образ лунного света до сих пор определяет характер первой части сонаты в музыкально-аналитических и особенно в исполнительских прочтениях. Сонатная логика отступила перед очарованием характерной пьесы и «картины». Интерпретация Иосифа Гофмана рассматривается как единственное в своем роде исполнительское воплощение первой части в качестве формы сонатного типа.
The well-known fact that Beethoven’s Sonata оp. 27 no. 2 was named “Moonlight” reveals many mysteries and questions upon close examination. The authorship of Ludwig Rellstab has only indirect confirmation: the idea of relating the content of the sonata to a landscape depicting “a boat by moonlight on Lake Lucerne” was attributed to him by Wilhelm von Lenz in his first book on Beethoven (1852). The image of moonlight still determines the character of the first movement of the sonata in musical-analytical and, especially, performing readings. The logic of the sonata receded before the charm of the characteristic piece and “picture.” Josef Hofmann’s interpretation is regarded as a unique performing embodiment of the sonata-type form.
A concert (not) for every­one. On works by Anton Tanonov
Authors: Райскин И.Г. 
Published: October 2023

В статье рассматривается актуальный для современного музыкального искусства вопрос взаимовлияния так называемой высокой академической музыки и «низовой» массовой культуры. Этот процесс активно обсуждается в последнее время, о чем говорит и проведенный журналом «Музыкальная академия» виртуальный круглый стол, посвященный полистилистике (2020, № 4). История музыки на протяжении многих веков свидетельствует, что «низовые» жанры, музыка улиц, неизменно совершают «путь наверх» ― в аристократические салоны, в ученые собрания и концертные залы. И если мюзиклы и рок-опе­ры еще как-то укладывались в привычные рамки иерархии академических и развлекательных жанров, то свежие веяния в области инструментальной и симфонической музыки выводят эту фундаментальную проблему на новый аксиологический уровень. В статье идет речь об исполнениях Симфонии и Фортепианного концерта петербургского композитора Антона Танонова и описывается их восприятие филармонической публикой.
The article spotlights the issue of the so-called high academic music and “grassroots” mass culture mutual influence, which is relevant to modern musical art. This process has been vividly discussed recently, as evidenced by the virtual round table on polystylism in the “Music Academy” journal (no. 4, 2020). The music history for many centuries shows that “grassroots” genres and street music invariably make the way up—to aristocratic salons, scientific meetings and concert halls. Somehow musicals and rock operas still can fit into the regular framework of the academic and entertainment genres order. Yet contemporary trends in the field of instrumental and symphonic music bring this fundamental problem to a new axiological level. The text also discusses the performances of the Symphony and Piano Concerto by the St. Petersburg composer Anton Tanonov and describes their perception by the philharmonic public.
Obtaining and studying the properties of composites based on high pressure polyethylene with nickel-containing nanofillers
Authors: Kurbanova N. I. , Ragimova S. K. , Guliyeva T. M. 
Published: October 2023

The effect of nickel nanoparticles stabilized by a polyethylene matrix on the physical-mechanical and thermal properties of nanocomposites based on high-pressure polyethylene was studied by X-ray phase (XRD) and differential thermal (DTA) analyzes.An improvement in the strength and deformation parameters, as well as the thermal-oxidative stability of the obtained nanocomposites was revealed, which can be attributed to the effects of structural modification of the polymer matrix.Small amounts of nanofiller introduced into the polymer play the role of structure-forming agents - artificial nuclei of crystallization, which contributes to the formation of a small-spherolite structure in the polymer, characterized by improved physical, mechanical and thermal properties of the obtained nanocomposite.fi