bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Counseling Hypertension and Giving “Seru Gasipala Juice” In Elderly Women on Gandul Neighborhood 02 Cinere Village, Depok
Authors: Siauta Jenny Anna , Reksaningtyas Astri , Aryanti Pivi Dewi , Ruandayadi Nadiya , Mujayanti Rini , Wahyuni Yuyun , Tyastuti Dyah Purwaning 
Published: December 2023

Background: In the target area in Gandul Village, there were 59 elderly women for the January–March 2023 period; 81.4% of hypertensive elderly women, and 66% did not routine check their health conditions at the nearest health service.
Objective: Diagram the formulation of problems or needs based on the priority of problems related to non-communicable diseases and women's health throughout their life cycle together with the community.
Methodology: The data taken was secondary data that we got from Cinere Health Centre. The method for prioritizing problems used the ultrasound method. So we determined problem of hypertension in elderly women was the main problem that occurs in Gandul Village area at this community station.
Results: It was found that 81.4% of elderly women suffered from hypertension between January and March 2023. Therefore, the group intervened in the form of counseling on hypertension and providing nutrition for Seru Gasipala Juice (celery, orange, and papaya juice), which can help reduce high blood pressure in elderly women.
Conclusion: Counseling on "Increasing the Knowledge of Elderly Women about Hypertension by Giving Celery, Orange, and Papaya Juice in Gandul Village" can help reduce and prevent high blood pressure. Increased knowledge and skills for health counseling participants about juicing with the lecture method. The empowerment of midwives and cadres in blood pressure monitoring expected to be well realized by giving several examples of how to give celery, orange, and papaya juice.
GRADASI Innovation Community Service (Exclusive Breastfeeding Awareness) in Pakuhaji Village Tangerang Regency
Authors: Silawati Vivi , Lestari Hartuti Puji , Palupi Primarti Endang , Harida Yuli , Yulyani  , Masliyah  , Purbasari  
Published: December 2023

Background: In the profile of the Pakuhaji Health Center in 2022, there were 3 major problems that occurred, seen from the K1 data for pregnant women, the target was 354 until March 2023, 312 achievements, from this data there is a gap of 11%. In childbirth assisted by health workers, the number of deliveries was 326, with 316 achieved up to March, from this data there was a gap of 14%. In newborns, the number of babies who underwent IMD was 244, 102 babies who received exclusive breastfeeding, from these adta there was a gap of 41.6%. Out of the three problems mentioned above, we conclude that the priority problem is the low coverage of exclusive breastfeeding.
Objective: Carry out community service by carrying out activities ranging from collecting secondary data to conducting interventions and evaluating field activities.
Methodology: The method used starts from situation analysis, continues with problem identification, and determines problem priorities. Then develop research instruments, surveys/research on problem determinants and collection of health databases, as well as conduct outreach.
Results: Community midwifery practice carried out at BPM Hj. Yulyani, Pakuhaji, Tangerang Regency which was held at RT 02 RW 02 Kp. Rawakalong, Pakuhaji District, Tangerang Regency, has been carried out in the following stages: Regional Orientation, Self-Introduction Survey, Focus Group Discussion (FGD), Preparation of Planning of Action (POA), Intervention activities in the form of exclusive breastfeeding counseling to breastfeeding mothers and provision of snacks with GRADASI innovation (Exclusive Breastfeeding Awareness Movement), and ended with Evaluation and Closing.
Conclusion: GRADASI activity is a combination of counseling and education activities about breastfeeding, complementary care practices in the form of Oxytocin massage and breast care in preparation for breastfeeding as well as the introduction of additional food for BOOSTER ASI made from Moringa Leaves. Hopefully the innovations we make can benefit the community.
Counseling Prevention and Intervention Yogurt of Dragon Juice for Diabetes Mellitus
Authors: Silawati Vivi , Mona Arisa , Franisia Chitra Ayuni , Fauziah Ditha , Ningsih Surtiya , Wulansari Hastin Catur , Amalya Novi 
Published: December 2023

Background: Integrated Development Post (Posbindu) Neighbourhood 10 and 13 in 2023 the coverage of the elderly without diabetes mellitus is 87%, while the expected target of pregnant women who do not have diabetes mellitus is 90%. In the field, it shows the elderly with diabetes mellitus as much as 13%. One solution to overcome anemia in mothers by non-pharmacological means with the innovation of dragon fruit juice and yogurt.
Objective: The purpose of community service is to educate the elderly about the importance of paying attention to blood sugar levels.
Methods: community service followed by 10 elderly people, for experiments (getting dragon fruit juice and yogurt innovations). As an indicator to measure the success of giving dragon fruit juice and yogurt innovations to prevent diabetes mellitus in the elderly.
Results: The implementation of community service activities begins with preparing educational materials in the form of power point materials and demonstrations of making innovations. After being given educational materials, tell pregnant women to make innovations at home so that they can consume them every day. The next 7 days will be observed every day by the implementation team of this community service activity.
Conclusion: The innovations provided in the form of dragon fruit juice and yogurt are useful for reducing diabetes mellitus in the elderly.
Early Detection of Breast Cancer in Adolescent Women at The Tapak Sunan Balekambang Condet Islamic Boarding School, Jakarta
Authors: Azzahroh Putri , Silawati Vivi , Zhau Weihuan 
Published: December 2023

Background: The existence of Higher Education has three main tasks, namely carrying out education and teaching, research, and community service. These three things constitute the Tridharma of Higher Education. In Indonesia, breast cancer is the second most common cancer suffered by women after oral/cervical cancer. Breast cancer generally attacks women who are over 40 years old. However, young women can get this cancer. To find early symptoms of breast cancer can be detected early by women themselves. Women can routinely perform the Breast Self-Examination (BSE) method by massaging and feeling around their breasts to find out whether or not there are lumps around the breasts. BSE is an effective way to detect breast cancer as early as possible.
Objective: Carry out community service by conducting activities to teach breast self-examination (BSE) to young women.
Method: This community service activity consists of counseling related to information on early detection of breast cancer and followed by a demonstration of breast self-examination (BSE) using the Breast Phantom tool.
Result: Counseling and early detection of breast cancer was attended by 45 students of Madrasah Aliyah. Most students do not know about early detection of breast cancer and how to check BSE. After being given information about BSE, adolescents felt satisfied and committed to be able to carry out early detection of breast cancer.
Conclusion: Community service activities have been carried out regarding information on early detection of breast cancer in young women.
Utilization of Moringa Leaves to Overcome Chronic Energy Deficiency in Pregnant Women at Haruman Village, Leles District, Garut Regency in 2023
Authors: Ramadani Uswah Zayidah , Rukmaini  , Inayah Halida , Suwarni Rini , Elisa  , Rofyati Noli , Mariana Siska , Gunawan Rina , Halimatussayidah  
Published: December 2023

Background: Community midwifery management was to improve the health of mothers and children, toddlers in the family so that healthy and prosperous families are realized in certain communities. In December 2022 Haruman Village has a good health status coverage, K1, K4, Linakes, KF3, KN3, and detection of risk maternity mother was 24%, pregnant women risk was 26%, but in April 2023 there is an increase in detection of women at risk which was 37.5%.
Objective: Describe the priority of problems to interventions related to MCH / KB, together with the community through Community Service activities.
Method: The data used secondary data from Haruman Village. The method of prioritizing problems uses the Delbeque method through Focus Discussion Group (FGD). Results: It was found that about 30 out of 80 pregnant women had a high risk or about 37.5% of them were mild anemia 12.5%, CED 18.75%, and age over 35 years 6.25% Therefore, the group intervened in the form of counseling on CED for pregnant women, which was carried out on Tuesday, May 23, 2023 at TPMB Rini Suwarni, the midwife of Haruman Village, and the provision of Moringa leaf pudding nutrition which can help improve nutrition in pregnant women with CEDs.
Result: Counseling with the lecture method can increase knowledge about nutrition during pregnancy in preventing and overcoming CED. Empowering midwives and cadres to overcome CEDs can provide additional food in the form of processed moringa leaves.
Conclusion: This community service program expected to be followed up elsewhere in the following year to support complementary innovations in preventing and treating CED in pregnant women
Assessment of Physico-chemical Parameters and Water Quality in Communities in Abia State, Nigeria
Authors: Chijioke Wogu, Dennis , Ordinioha Best , Ideozu Richmond U. , Chigozie Nwondah 
Published: December 2023

Background: Worldwide, there has been increased contamination of water bodies, affecting their quality and making them unsafe for human use. This study aims to assess the physico-chemical parameters and water quality in communities in Abia State, Nigeria.
Materials and Methods: This study was carried out in communities in Umuahia South, Arochukwu, and Bende Local Government Areas in Abia State. The communities were selected through random sampling of balloting. A cross-sectional analytical study design was used for this study. One (1) liter plastic bottle was used to collect water samples from the borehole/tap, spring, and stream in the communities. Water samples collected in sterile (1) liter plastic bottles were stored in iced-lined coolers and then transported to the laboratory for analysis. Laboratory data was entered into, and analysed with Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) software version 25.
Results: This study revealed that the pH of the boreholes/ tap water in Arochukwu and Umuahia LGAs in dry and rainy seasons was below the WHO standard. In Bende LGA, the pH was within the WHO standard during the dry season whereas in the rainy season, it was below the WHO standard of 7.0 - 8.9mg/l. There was a statistically significant difference between the pH of borehole water during the dry and rainy seasons (p=0.004). A statistically significant difference was observed between zinc in the borehole water during the dry and rainy seasons (p=0.002). Also, Cadmium in the borehole water had a statistically significant difference during the dry and rainy seasons (p=0.001).
Conclusion: Generally, the study highlights the poor water quality in different locations and seasons, with several parameters falling below WHO acceptable standards. Community leaders should collaborate with the government to provide safe and quality drinking water.
Covid-19 and Malaria Co-Infection in Imo State, Nigeria: A Descriptive Seroprevalence Study
Authors: Ogwudire Chukwunonyerem C. , Madubuike Mercy N. , Etoruom Christiana E. , Anyadoh-Nwadike Sylva O. , Okoro Chinyere I. 
Published: December 2023

Background: Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) and malaria syndemic poses colossal challenge in prompt diagnosis and effective management of both infections especially in tropical regions. Therefore, this survey was conducted in order to ascertain the seroprevalence of SARS-COV-2 antibodies and malaria parasite in a Federal University of Technology Owerri, located in the south-eastern part of Nigeria, shortly after the waves of COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. The study was carried out among staff and students in the School of Biological Sciences, Federal University of Technology Owerri, Imo State, Nigeria within the age range of twenty-one (21) and above.
Method: A total of 600 randomly selected participants (400 students and 200 staff) who had provided informed consent, were randomly selected from the School of Biological Sciences, Federal University of Technology Owerri. Questionnaires were administered to collect data on respondents’ demographics and clinical history. Then, blood samples were aseptically collected by needle prick and tested for COVID-19 and malaria using the SARS-COV-2 IgM/IgG antibody test kit and the malaria test kit (Malaria Pf (HRP2) respectively.
Results: Malaria and COVID-19 co-infection rates observed among the staff and students in this survey were 5% and 1.8% respectively. Out of the 200 staff tested in this study, 45(22.5%) were IgG positive, 0(0%) were positive for IgM while 10(5%) tested positive to malaria parasite. Although, all IgG positives were junior staff. Then, amongst the 400 students tested, 37(9.25%) tested positive for IgG while none (0%) were IgM positive but, 62(15.5%) were positive for Plasmodium falciparum infection. The interrelated symptoms of malaria and COVID-19 mostly observed in our respondents were fever, headache and fatigue.
Conclusion: Results from this study further explained that the level of co-infection prevalence varies directly with the level of malaria prevalence and vice versa.
Harnessing the Potentialities of Arsenic Resistant Fungal Endophytes for Improved Growth Promoting Traits under in vitro Condition
Authors: Abhinandana, K. R.  , Suvarna, V. C.  , Vendan K. Tamil , Karuna, K.  , Mohan Raju, B.  , Naik L. Krishna 
Published: December 2023

Endophytic fungi enhance the plant’s ability to tolerate stressful conditions including heavy metal stress via secretion of numerous secondary metabolites. However, the role of heavy metal resistant fungal endophytes in growth promotion of plants in extreme environments is need to be understood. Therefore, eight endophytic fungal isolates having arsenic tolerance potential up to 2000 ppm explored from the arsenic stressed plants were subjected to various in vitro growth promoting traits viz., phytohormones production, phosphate solubilization, siderophore production, ammonia production, HCN production and ACC deaminase activity under normal and arsenic stress (100 ppm) condition. Indole acetic acid produced by fungal endophytes ranged between 120-610 μg/ mL, which was reduced to 50-340 μg/ mL when they were grown on arsenic induced medium. In the siderophore production test, fungal isolate S3P1S1 produced significantly higher siderophore (96 ± 0.002 μmol) compared to other isolates and reference culture. In addition, HCN production was observed in only one isolate. Therefore, present study clearly identified specific traits in the fungal endophytes, which make them good candidates as PGPR and might contribute to plant adaption to arsenic contaminated soils. These fungal endophytes, possessing metal tolerance as well growth promoting properties under in vitro conditions could have vital implications for the agricultural sector if used as biofertilizer.
Kinetic Properties of Pseudomonas sp. Producing Lipase
Authors: Martin B. Nworie, , Okpanachi N. Oyibo, , Amara N. Olokor, , Chimuanya Mere, S. , Lubem M. Ayantse, , Chigozie Odo Paul , Emeka H. Oparaji, 
Published: December 2023

Pseudomonas sp was isolated from petroleum spilled soil using culture dependent techniques. The organism was confirmed Pseudmonas aeruginosa using molecular typing (PCR and sequencing). Lipase producing capability of the organisms was screened in an optimized culture broth in the presence of p-NPP. Yellow coloration of the broth confirms the exo-lipase secretory of the bacteria. Lipase production peaked on day 5 of the fermentation; pH 7 was best for the lipase production. 60% ammonium sulphate was used in precipitation of proteins with peak lipase activity. Protein was dialyzed against gradient (0.01/0.1M) for 12 hrs for salt removal. Native sephadex G100 was used in separation of the dialysate into sizes and weight; fraction tubes of 16-25 were recorded as the elution volume of the chromatogram (VE). pH 4.5 and 60°C were characteristics of the purified protein where as Michaelis-Menten and velocity maximal (Km and Vmax) were 3.45mg/ml and 275 µmole/min. Pseudmonas aeruginosa seen from the study as a competitive bacteria for prolific lipase production to meet with the current biotechnological demand of the next generational enzyme.
Digital Payments Adoption in Emerging Markets: The Context of China’s Digital Currency Electronic Payment
Authors: Ma Cheng , Song Ziyue 
Published: December 2023

There are still significant gaps in our knowledge of the factors that influence the acceptance and use of digital wallets as well as their transformative effects on payment behaviours in China, even though digital wallets are anticipated to grow in line with the global trend towards cashless payment solutions and despite the quick development of mobile payment platforms. With the aim of providing relevant advice to stakeholders and contributing to the continuing conversation on technology adoption, payment behaviour, and socioeconomic dynamics in China, this research investigates trends in the acceptance and use of digital wallets in the Chinese area.
Additionally, it intends to provide insightful information on the function of digital wallets inside the mobile payment system and their influence on China's socioeconomic environment. The research model was experimentally briefed using a questionnaire survey of 405 digital wallet-based users in China. Hedonic motivation and perceived risk, both of which were found to have an influence on the usage of digital wallets, were included to the study in this work. The Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT) paradigm served as a guide for the study, which was based on existing academic research. The main contributions of this research are to highlight the critical roles that perceived delight and perceived risk play in the adoption of digital wallet technology and to investigate how Chinese individuals perceive the use of digital wallets. The study surfaced the following influences performance expectation (H1), effort expectation (H2), social influence (H3), social impact (H4), facilitation conditions (H5), behavioural intention (H6), and perceived risk (H7).social influence (H3), social impact (H4), facilitation conditions (H5), behavioural intention (H6), hedonic motivation (H7), and perceived risk (H8 ). All have an impact on the use of digital wallets.
Controlling Workplace Deviant Behavior through the Role of Organizational Justice and Job Satisfaction as Mediation in Islamic Colleges Purwokerto City
Authors: Salsabil A. S. , Bagis F. , Darmawan A. , Rahmawati I. Y. 
Published: December 2023

Aims: The aim of this study is to controlling workplace deviant behavior in employees at the Islamic Colleges, by lingking the variables of organizational justice and job satisfaction.
Study Design: The use of methods using descriptive quantitative. Sample acquisition using quota sampling technique and then tested using the Smart PLS Application.
Place and Duration of Study: This research was conducted on employees at Islamic Colleges totaling 216 respondents and a population of 547 administrative employees for more than 1 month, starting from October 18, 2023.
Methodology: The demographic conditions of all respondents resulted in a sample of 216 respondents, including 116 men, and 100 women, with a dominant age of 20 - < 30 years, the dominant education is S1, the dominant length of work is around 1 - 3 years with the majority of employee status is permanent employees.
Results: Organizational Justice has a negative and insignificant effect on Workplace Deviant Behavior (Not Accepted), with an original sample of -0.132 and a p value of (0.338 > 0.05). Job Satisfaction has a negative and insignificant effect on Workplace Deviant Behavior (Not Accepted), with an original sample of -0.125 and a p value of (0.302> 0.05). Organizational Justice has a significant positive effect on Job Satisfaction (Accepted), with an original sample of 0.449 and a p value of (0.000 <0.05). Job Satisfaction cannot mediate the relationship between Organizational Justice and Deviant Behavior in the Workplace (Not Accepted), with an original sample of -0.056 and a p value of (0.316 > 0.05) which means it is not significant.
Conclusion: This finding indicates the presence of deviant behavior in the workplace. Although leaders treat employees according to moral and ethical standards so that employees are satisfied with their jobs, it may reduce workplace deviant behavior but not significantly.
Mitigating Electronic Conduction in Ceria‐Based Electrolytes via External Structure Design
Authors: Robinson Ian A. , Huang Yi‐Lin , Horlick Samuel A. , Obenland Jonathan , Robinson Nicholas , Gritton J. Evans , Hussain A. Mohammed , Wachsman Eric D. 
Published: December 2023

AbstractDoped ceria electrolytes are the state of the art low‐temperature solid oxide electrolytes because of their high ionic conductivity and good material compatibility. However, cerium tends to reduce once exposed to reducing environments, leading to an increase in electronic conduction and a decrease in efficiency. Here, the leakage current is mitigated in ceria‐based electrolytes by controlling the defect chemistry through an engineered cathode side microstructure. This functional layer effectively addresses the problematic electronic conduction issue in ceria‐based electrolytes without adding significant ohmic resistance and increases the ionic transference number to over 0.93 in a thin 20 µm ceria‐based electrolyte at 500 °C, compared to a of 0.8 for an unmodified one. Based on this design, solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs) are further demonstrated with the remarkable peak power density of 550 mW at 500 °C and excellent stability for over 2000 h. This approach enables a potential breakthrough in the development of ceria‐based low‐temperature solid oxide electrolytes.
Injectable Dynamic Hydrogel with Responsive Mechanical Reinforcing Ability Reverses Intervertebral Disc Degeneration by Suppressing Ferroptosis and Restoring Matrix Homeostasis
Authors: Wang Yanqiu , Tan Lu , Zhang Wanqian , Yang Yi , Li Changqing , Li Hongli , Cai Kaiyong , Hu Yan , Luo Zhong , Liu Minghan 
Published: December 2023

AbstractIntervertebral disc degeneration (IDD) remains an essential challenge in the clinics due to the ferroptosis of nucleus pulposus cells (NPCs) and the imbalance of extracellular matrix (ECM) metabolism. Here, a dynamic hydrogel (HPGO) based on oxidized hyaluronic acid (OHA) and polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) for the integration of oridonin (Ori)‐loaded NPC membrane‐based nanovesicles is proposed, which is further grafted with growth and differentiation factor 5 (GDF5) on the OHA chain via Schiff base ligation. The precursors can rapidly form mechanically resilience hydrogels after injection into nucleus pulposus (NP) through the formation of various dynamic bonds. Meanwhile, the acidic pH in the degenerated NP can trigger the responsive release of GDF5, which may cooperate with Ori to alleviate inflammation in the microenvironment for restoring the metabolic homeostasis of ECM. In addition, the Schiff base moieties in HPGO hydrogel can scavenge free ferrous ions in the microenvironment to strengthen the dynamic bonds for self‐regulated reinforcement, thus providing mechanical support for the degenerated intervertebral discs (IVDs). Furthermore, HPGO hydrogel can enhance ferroptosis resistance of NPCs by activating the nuclear factor erythoid 2‐related factor 2 signaling pathway. Overall, HPGO hydrogel can mechanically support the damaged IVDs as well as reversing their degenerative status through cooperative ferroptosis inhibition, which provides an approach for the clinical treatment of IDD.