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La Maison de la Bonne Presse face à la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Authors: Pitette Yves 
Published: January 2025

Identifiée dès l’avant-guerre comme antinazie, la Maison de la Bonne Presse est pratiquement empêchée de travailler à l’arrivée des Allemands à Paris. Réfugiés à Limoges en « zone libre », ses principaux titres, le quotidien La Croix et le puissant hebdomadaire Le Pèlerin, rebaptisé « Le Foyer », font le pari d’une « résistance spirituelle » : conserver, à la demande de certains évêques, un « journal sûr » et préserver une parole chrétienne indépendante. Cette préoccupation conduira au choix de continuer à paraître en 1942, pour ne pas laisser la place à un journal catholique collaborateur. Pendant toute la guerre, La Bonne Presse n’existe plus, pour l’essentiel, que par la parution de La Croix à Limoges et l’édition de romans populaires ou de livres religieux, qui évite la réquisition de l’imprimerie de la rue Bayard à Paris. En 1944, le sort de l’entreprise est lié à celui de son titre phare, qui va réussir à prouver qu’il n’a pas collaboré, et bénéficier de la clémence des nouvelles autorités.
The Roquefort Megalithic Monument at Lugasson (Gironde) and the Question of Gallery Graves in Aquitaine (Abridged version)
Authors: Ard Vincent , Mens Emmanuel , Ramirez Primitiva Bueno , Berhman Rodrigo de Balbin , Gouézin Philippe , Laurent Antoine , Linard Delphine , Marquebielle Benjamin , Philippe-Lelong Anne-Charlotte , Polloni Angélique , Poncet Didier , Solanas Sofia , Vitté Hélène , Baleux François , Calastrenc Carine , Poirier Nicolas 
Published: January 2025

The Aquitaine gallery graves are located at the heart of one of the oldest centres of European megalithism, yet until recently, they were still little known and poorly dated. These dolmen gallery graves are well represented between Charente-Maritime and Lot-et-Garonne, and may possibly have emerged in this region before spreading throughout Atlantic Europe. Long considered as late architecture, like the Armorican gallery graves, some authors have suggested that they appeared as early as the Middle Neolithic. As part of a restoration program, new excavations were undertaken between 2019 and 2022 on the Roquefort megalithic gallery grave in Lugasson (Gironde), an emblematic monument in the Entre-Deux-Mers region. Discovered in 1922, then emptied of its contents, this monument currently comprises 21 asteriated limestone orthostats and is almost 14 m long. It is part of a non-dated rampart at the time of this new research. The complete clearing of the Roquefort gallery grave and the test pits excavated under the paving and in the mass of the rampart have enhanced our knowledge of this architecture. A massive episode of the stele reuse has been brought to light in the paving, in the orthostats and at the base of the cairn. Such reuse is now well known in European megalithism. Dating carried out at the base of the cairn and under the paving dates the construction of the monument to the first half of the 4th millennium, i.e., almost a millennium before the generally accepted date for the construction of Aquitaine gallery graves. These results confirm that, in the current state of knowledge, the oldest gallery grave dolmens in Atlantic Europe are found in Aquitaine.
Comme une bitch ? Exploration des variations d’usage et de sens entre « bitch » et « chienne » en tant qu’insultes sexistes
Authors: Espilondo Aure 
Published: January 2025

Cet article a pour but de mettre en lumière l’écart sémantique entre les insultes « chienne » et « bitch », qui font référence à la femelle du chien1, mais en lui attribuant des caractéristiques différentes. Prendre la mesure de cet écart, à l’aide de dictionnaires conventionnels et spécialisés, permet de s’interroger sur de possibles évolutions sémantiques : aux États-Unis, « bitch » fait l’objet d’une appropriation positive, qui s’appuie tant sur sa plasticité que sur une réévaluation de ses connotations. L’insulte « chienne », dont les caractéristiques diffèrent radicalement, pourrait-elle faire l’objet d’un tel processus en France métropolitaine ? Cette perspective est évaluée à travers une étude de cas portant sur l’usage qui est fait de « chienne » et de « bitch » par trois chanteuses et rappeuses françaises : Aya Nakamura, Tracy de Sá et Liza Monet. Si la perspective d’un usage positif de « chienne » semble encore lointaine, cette étude montre que le sens de cette insulte est d’ores et déjà remis en question.
Conflits latents et manifestes dans les pêcheries artisanales de l’écorégion de la Commission sous-régionale des pêches (CSRP) : tensions actuelles et défis futurs
Authors: Dème El hadj Bara , Touron-Gardic Grégoire , Failler Pierre 
Published: January 2025

L’objectif de cet article est d’évaluer les facteurs exacerbant les conflits dans les pêcheries artisanales de l’écorégion de la Commission sous-régionale des pêches (CSRP) et de questionner la capacité des cadres actuels de gestion à les résoudre. La méthode a consisté à mener des interviews auprès des différentes parties prenantes dans les pays de la CSRP, combinant des entretiens semi-directifs et des groupes de discussion afin d’analyser les perceptions et dynamiques des conflits dans les pêcheries artisanales. Les résultats montrent que les conflits dans les pêcheries artisanales de la CSRP ne sont pas uniquement liés à la compétition pour l'accès aux ressources, mais sont le produit d'une combinaison de facteurs structurels et facteurs interactionnels. D'une part, les facteurs structurels, tels que l'influence des industries extractives, l'extension des Aires marines protégées (AMP), et les politiques de gestion perçues comme inéquitables, renforcent des asymétries de pouvoir et des tensions liées à l'accès aux ressources. D'autre part, les facteurs interactionnels, comme les rivalités internes entre pêcheurs artisanaux, les frustrations face aux inégalités technologiques et les incertitudes provoquées par le changement climatique, aggravent les dynamiques conflictuelles. Ces tensions sont enracinées dans des rapports de domination, des perceptions d'injustice et des déséquilibres dans la distribution des bénéfices, révélant une complexité bien au-delà de la seule lutte pour les ressources. Ces conflits risquent de s’intensifier à l'avenir avec l'élargissement des zones de pêche protégées, comme les Aires marines protégées et les Zones d’importance écologiques et biologiques (ZIEB), l'intensification de la migration des pêcheurs artisans, et le chevauchement des industries extractives avec ces zones dans les pays en développement. Ces dynamiques, combinées aux effets du changement climatique et à l'absence de mécanismes régionaux de gestion des conflits dans des cadres comme la CSRP, créeront un environnement encore plus conflictuel et incertain pour les pêcheurs artisanaux.
Le mouvement owéniste ou la formation du socialisme britannique (1800-1845)
Authors: Siméon Ophélie 
Published: January 2025

Dans le sillage d’un renouveau historiographique entamé depuis la fin des années 1960 et ayant contribué à réhabiliter le socialisme dit « utopique » en tant que courant théorique et politique à part entière, cet article entend explorer les origines, l’organisation et la postérité du premier mouvement socialiste britannique, également appelé owénisme (1800-1845). On examinera le paradoxe d’un groupe a priori apolitique, mais cependant en prise avec les mobilisations de son temps, en lien avec la volonté d’apporter un ensemble de solutions définitives à la « question sociale ». L’équilibre fragile entre rejet de la politique des partis et action militante sur le terrain sera éclairé à la lumière de tensions structurelles entre l’attitude souvent paternaliste d’Owen et les aspirations démocratiques d’une bonne part de ses disciples. L’analyse croisée de trois champs d’action interdépendants (les droits des travailleurs, des femmes et la question du suffrage) permettra de dresser le bilan politique de l’owénisme et de poursuivre l’examen critique de la notion de « socialisme utopique ».
Perception of the General Population About Sexual Activities in Later Life: A Cross-Cultural Perspective
Authors: Ede Stephen S. , Ede Chisom F. , Ugwodo Priscilla E. , Osadolor Osaheni B. , Obaseki Chigozie O. , Odu Gift O. , Anyachukwu Canice C. 
Published: January 2025

Abstract

Background:
Cultural and societal norms could influence older age sexuality as societal sexual attitudes are shown to set the stage for how one adjusts to biological changes. Therefore, understanding cultural diversity and its association with public perception of sexuality in later life is warranted.

Objectives:
To explore the public’s perception of sexual activities in later life through a cross-cultural perspective to comparatively identify the elements of the people’s culture that are most associated with how the public views sex in later life.

Materials and Methods:
This was comparative research utilizing a cross-sectional online survey among the general population of Nigeria 79 (73.8%) and India 28 (26.1%) adults aged 18 years and above (n = 107; female = 54.2%). Data for the study were collected using an adapted questionnaire to elicit responses on the sociodemography of respondents and their perception of appropriateness, emotions, reactions, and thoughts about sexual activities among older people.

Results:
The findings consistently showed that what attitudes and perceptions the public/individuals have is a function of their prevailing culture as their ethnicity, nationality, and religious status mostly showed statistically significant relationships with their attitudes and perceptions (P < 0.05) showing the cultural sensitivity of human sexuality especially for older persons that are unmarried, widowed, and divorced.

Conclusion:
This study aligns with recent literature on the beneficial role of later-life sexuality and hereby creates awareness of the positive aspects of sexuality in later life and calls for social and medical support for the aged to access and receive sexual relations all through their later life.
Effect of Diet Mediated Immune Optimization on Blood Pressure
Authors: Okafor Michael T. , Chijioke Chioli P. , Okoli Uzoamaka A. , Onyebuchukwu Queenet C. , Niteh Samuel C. , Okafor Adaugo G. 
Published: January 2025

Abstract

Background:
Good diet improves immune functionality and it is beneficial for blood pressure control. A personalized food avoidance dietary approach to stop hypertension (PFADASH) addresses primary and secondary immune intolerances of different individuals to different foods as well as exposures to toxic food substances responsible for inflammatory immune dysfunction that mediate hypertension.

Objectives:
We appraised the impact of diet mediated immune optimization on blood pressure.

Materials and Methods:
This was a longitudinal study and part of clinical trials to improve immune functionality via a personalized food avoidance dietary approach to stop hypertension (PFADASH) approved by the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital Ethics Committee. A dietary compliance score of GOOD, FAIR, or POOR was based on the frequency of exposure to dietary ingredients suspected to drive adverse gene expression.

Results:
Study participants with poor dietary compliance had higher BP scores with higher variability compared to those with good dietary compliance, although the difference between the scores was not significant (P > 0.05).

Conclusion:
A PFADASH although may serve as an immune optimizer and a therapeutic adjunct for blood pressure control does not significantly reduce the BP scores.
The Association of Mean Weekly Maternal Weight Gain in the Third Trimester of Pregnancy and Late-Onset Pre-eclampsia: A Multicenter Case–Control Study
Authors: Onwusulu Daniel N. , Chigbu Chibuike O. , Nnamani Chioma P. , Okoye Helen C. , Anikwe Christian C. , Obiora Oluchukwu L. , Chigbo Godswill C. 
Published: January 2025

Abstract

Background:
Pre-eclampsia (PE) is a risk factor for various adverse pregnancy outcomes, including some diseases later in life. Knowledge of the pattern of weekly maternal weight gain, a modifiable risk factor, could be helpful in management. However, the association between late-onset PE (LOPE) and excessive maternal weight gain is inconclusive.

Objectives:
To evaluate the association of weekly maternal weight gain in the third trimester with LOPE.

Materials and Methods:
This is a multi-center case–control study. Health facilities in the southern part of Nigeria were purposively selected. Both Student’s t test and logistic regression were carried out. The receiver operating characteristic curve was used to obtain a mean weekly weight gain cutoff value predictive of LOPE.

Results:
The prevalence of excessive weekly weight gain was 68.2% (n = 73) in cases compared with controls (50.5%) (n = 54), P = 0.010. Third trimester mean total and weekly maternal weight gain was significantly higher in cases than in controls: 5.59 kg (standard deviation [SD] = 4.07) versus 3.89 kg (SD = 2.61), P = 0.004; 1.04 kg (SD = 0.76) versus 0.65 kg (SD = 0.51), P < 0.001, respectively. A critical cutoff value of 0.85 kg per week has an accuracy of 64.65% (area under the curve = 0.653, 95% confidence interval = 0.580–0.726; P < 0.001).

Conclusion:
Excessive weekly maternal weight gain is associated with LOPE. A critical cutoff value of 0.85 kg per week could be predictive. This value is not sensitive enough as a screening parameter for late-onset LOPE. Prospective cohort studies are recommended to improve the outcomes of the study.
Utilization and Quality of Services under Tertiary Institutions Social Health Insurance Program (TISHIP) in Enugu, South-East Nigeria: A Cross-Sectional Study
Authors: Aneke Matthew O. , Obikeze Eric N. , Enebe Joseph T. , Okafor Chinyere N. , Enebe Nympha O. 
Published: January 2025

Abstract

Background:
Students constitute a very large percentage of Nigeria’s population. They are unable to benefit from the public sector programs as enrollees or dependents to enrollees because of their age and status as students. Hence, to cater for their healthcare needs, the Tertiary Institutions’ Social Health Insurance Program (TISHIP) was designed.

Objectives:
We aimed to ascertain the level of awareness of the students on the operations, determine the rate of utilization of healthcare services, and assess the quality of services rendered to the students under the program.

Materials and Methods:
This descriptive cross-sectional study was conducted at the campuses of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) and University of Nigeria Enugu Campus (UNEC). Data were collected from 470 students on both campuses by using a semi-structured questionnaire. Tests such as simple linear regression and t test were carried out.

Results:
Many 50.4% of the students have heard of the TISHIP. Age had a statistically significant association with the awareness of the TISHIP. About 59.3% of respondents were not aware of the operational modalities of the program. Although a good number of the respondents 66% reported ever feeling ill, 44.1% visited the school clinic. No dimension of the service quality recorded a positive result in the gap analysis, suggesting that the qualities of the expected services were not met.

Conclusion:
There is inadequate utilization of the healthcare services by the respondents, and those who utilized the services of the program were not satisfied with the quality of services.
Comparison of Pleural Fluid Adenosine Deaminase with the Lactate Dehydrogenase/Adenosine Deaminase Ratio in Differentiating Tubercular Pleural Effusion from Non-tubercular Effusion
Authors: Sai Deeksha R. , Basava  , Acharya Shraddha 
Published: January 2025

Abstract

Background:
Pleural effusions are caused by various conditions, including tuberculosis and malignancies. Accurate differentiation between tuberculous pleural effusion (TPE) and non-tuberculous pleural effusion (NTPE) is crucial for effective treatment outcomes. While adenosine deaminase (ADA) levels are commonly used in diagnosing TPE, the pleural fluid LDH-to-ADA ratio is a potentially more accurate diagnostic marker.

Objective:
To evaluate the effectiveness of the LDH-to-ADA ratio in distinguishing between TPE and NTPE, especially in cases of increased ADA levels.

Materials and Methods:
This retrospective study included 80 patients who underwent their first thoracentesis with a pleural fluid ADA level of 40 IU/L or higher. Patients were categorized into TPE (n = 40) and NTPE (n = 40) groups based on clinical, radiological, and laboratory findings. Pleural fluid parameters, including LDH and ADA levels, were analyzed. Receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve analysis was conducted to determine the diagnostic accuracy of the LDH-to-ADA ratio, with cut-off values assessed for the sensitivity and specificity. Odds ratios were calculated to evaluate the association between the LDH-to-ADA ratio and pleural effusion types.

Results:
ROC analysis demonstrated that the pleural fluid LDH-to-ADA ratio in comparison to the ADA levels was superior in identifying TPE, with an AUC of 0.86 (sensitivity: 75%; specificity: 90.1%), and for NTPE, with an AUC of 0.90 (sensitivity: 80%; specificity: 77.9%). The LDH-to-ADA ratio provided a strong correlation with TPE and NTPE, confirmed by both crude and adjusted odds ratios, respectively.

Conclusion:
The pleural fluid LDH-to-ADA ratio is a highly effective diagnostic tool for distinguishing between TPE and NTPE. It offers superior diagnostic performance compared to ADA levels alone, with well-defined cut off values enhancing its utility in clinical practice for accurate diagnosis and management of pleural effusions.
Alveolar Soft Part Sarcoma Masquerading as Intramuscular Hemangioma: A Rare Case Report
Authors: Rahman Ebin , Irshad Mohammed 
Published: January 2025

Abstract

Introduction:
Alveolar soft part sarcoma (ASPS) is a rare malignant soft tissue tumor of the young and adolescent age group accounting for <1% of all soft tissue tumors. The usual course of ASPS is indolent but has high propensity for late metastasis, especially brain. They typically do not respond to conventional cytotoxic drugs; hence, complete surgical resection is the treatment of choice. Due to rarity of the disease, most of the published literature are case reports and case series. Our patient presented with an incidental finding of a painless mass over the thigh masquerading as an intramuscular hemangioma.

Case Report:
We report the case of a 38-year-old male who had an incidental finding of soft tissue swelling over the lower thigh of 1-year duration. Clinical examination and radiological features were suggestive of intramuscular hemangioma. However, trucut biopsy confirmed ASPS. He underwent preoperative angioembolization followed by wide local excision of the tumor. At 18 months of follow-up, he was asymptomatic with no clinical and radiological signs of local recurrence or distant spread.

Conclusion:
ASPS, due to its high vascularity, mimics benign vascular tumors, especially hemangioma. Knowledge about the distinctive imaging features and histopathological diagnosis of the disease is mandatory for early detection and timely appropriate management, thereby improving the patient outcomes.
Physical literacy: physical literacy knowledge and its relationship to physical fitness of senior high school students
Authors: Nur Fajrin Aprianisa , Nopembri Soni , Hastuti Tri Ani 
Published: January 2025

Introduction. This study aimed to investigate the level of physical literacy and its relationship with physical fitness among 10th-grade students in Sleman Regency using a correlational research design. Objective. The subjects were 64 students (32 male, 32 female) aged 15–17. The research sample using a purposive sampling technique, selected based on several criteria: non-athletes and residents of Sleman Regency. Methodology. The instrument in this study used two tests, were the Adolescence Physical Literacy Questionnaire (APLQ) and the Bleep Test. The APLQ showed good internal consistency (α = 0.951), validity (0.680–0.790), and reliability (0.837–0.981). The Bleep Test had a validity of 0.915 and reliability of 0.868. Thus, this research instrument was valid and reliable. Data analysis used the Spearman correlation test, were carried out with the help of IBM SPSS Ver. 20. Results. The results of this study indicated that the linearity data obtained a Sig value of 0.975 > 0.05 and an F count value of 0.025 < F table of 2.528, so there was a significant linear relationship between physical literacy and physical fitness. Furthermore, hypothesis testing with Spearman analysis obtained a correlation coefficient between physical literacy and physical fitness of -0.091, these results showed a very weak relationship between the two variables. Discussion. The significance value (p-value) was 0.473 > 0.05, so it can be concluded that there is no significant relationship between physical literacy and physical fitness. Conclusions. Thus, it was concluded that there is no significant relationship between physical literacy and physical fitness among 10th-grade students in Sleman Regency.
Exploring the relationship between motor development and entrepreneurial traits in childhood
Authors: Peixoto Silva Inês , Pereira Beatriz 
Published: January 2025

Introduction: Children’s motor development is growing, with several studies seeking to understand its process, causes, and effects. The field of entrepreneurship has also experienced significant growth. Objective: Recognizing the importance of both areas, this research aims to verify the relationship between a child's motor development and entrepreneurial traits. Methodology: This is an exploratory case study using mixed methodologies. 37 students from the 1st and 3rd grade participated in this study. The Test of Gross Motor Development - 2 was used to determine the children's motor development. To assess entrepreneurial traits in children, observation and audio recording were conducted in three contexts: structured play, enriched recess, and storytelling. The observation was based on a script constructed according to the literature review. Results: When relating motor development to entrepreneurial traits, it was concluded that children with better motor development in the total raw score and object control motor skills tend to be those in the 3rd grade and those with lower propensity for inverse behaviour of "Self-Confidence" and "Persistence/Resistance to Failure." It was also found that children with better raw scores in locomotion motor skills are also those who, in the context of recess, have a greater tendency to exhibit positive behaviour of "Risk-taking," such as considering risks before acting or not being afraid of failure. Conclusion: Schools should integrate entrepreneurial education and motor skill development into curricula to prepare students not just for jobs, but to take initiative, solve complex problems, and adapt to changing circumstances throughout their lives.