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 Is More Scrutiny and Integration Needed? Narrative Overview of Shoulder Osteoarthritis Research as Applied to Older Adults: 1950-2025 Osteoarthritis, a chronic health condition induces high degrees of disability and health costs in all parts of the globe and is presumably very limiting and disabling if the disease manifests at the shoulder joint despite advanced surgical joint replacement and remedial procedures. In this overview, what has been observed in this regard is documented using the PUBMED data base and encompasses a growing body of data extending from very limited reports in 1950 to more than 4800 articles in 2025 where shoulder osteoarthritis works are posted. Adversely impacted, especially in the face of shoulder muscle atrophy, both excess body fat plus the encroachment of excess fatty tissue into vulnerable or injured muscles or tendons it appears only modest progress has been made and most modes of intervention in 2025 focus on surgery rather than non-surgical modes...

 “Super-Big-Perfect-Hurricane (SBPH)” Leadership? The quantum level of Earth is rising, some people can feel it and change accordingly, lots of people cannot feel it, but feel the environment uncertain & unpredictable, however some people feel discomfortable, & feel Fear, Anger, and their families feel that they are sick, but don’t know how to help them, because the hospital physical diagnosis are normal. Everything is totally a mess! https://www.stephypublishers.com/jpssr/pdf/JPSSR.MS.ID.000585.pdf

 Treatment Multi Bone Fracture by Immobilization in Pediatric: A Well-Done Case Report Introduction: Treatment for bone injury in children is different to adult. Selecting method depeding on age, articular cartilage and demanding  movement. Non-operation treatment on direction and immobilization in plaster is academic method, good result, aspecialy in little children. Case report: A man 4 years old who has bihumerus fracture and bifemur fracture in multiple injuries condition was directtioned and immobilizationed in plaster at Orthopeadic clinical and out patient department- Viet Duc University Hospital. Result: Affter 1 year, patient has good result, good bone regeneration, good direction, balance limb height, patient movement is normaly without complication. Conclustion: direction and immobilization treatment are a good choice for bone injury in little children. https://www.stephypublishers.com/sojmccr/pdf/SOJMCCR.MS.ID.000531.pdf

 Ozonized Water as an Adjuvant in Hand Hygiene: Analysis of the Impact on Microbial Reduction Infections are among the most common adverse events affecting patients in hospital settings, and hand hygiene is a primary measure for disease prevention. This study analyzed the impact of using ozonated water as an adjuvant in reducing microorganisms present on the hands of surgical teams before pediatric cardiovascular operations, and on the hands of nurses working in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU). Over one year, a quantitative microbiological analysis was conducted on 224 hand surface samples from 10 ICU professionals and 5 surgical center professionals, which constituted the study material. Samples were collected at two distinct times: before and after hand hygiene and rinsing with either water without ozone or ozonated water.  There was a 100% reduction in the number of Colony-Forming Units (CFU) in surgical center samples after rinsing with ozonated water, with p=0.0029 for the ...

 Congenital Infections: The Reality of a Municipality in Southwestern Goiás The present work aimed to identify cases of congenital infections up to the first two years of life in a municipality in the southwest of Goiás, considering that they represent an important public health problem, given the indicators of neonatal morbidity and mortality. This is an epidemiological, descriptive, analytical study, investigating cases of congenital infections by consulting the medical records of children treated at a specialty outpatient clinic in the city. A Chi-Square test of independence was performed to investigate the association between diagnosed diseases and the variables pregnancy history, period of diagnosis and maternal age. The results indicate that women with a maternal age between 20 and 30 years are 4.19 times more likely (95% CI: 1.14 - 15.45) to be diagnosed with syphilis compared to those with a maternal age younger than 20 years. Therefore, maternal age is considered a factor ...

 Research Trends in Nursing and Health Care in Low-Resource Countries: Kenya's Example The delivery of healthcare and nursing practice are severely hampered in low- resource nations like Kenya by inadequate infrastructure, a lack of workers, and a lack of funding for research. A growing corpus of research addressing creative strategies and context specific solutions has emerged in spite of these obstacles. In Kenya, research in nursing and healthcare has expanded dramatically, tackling important health issues like infectious diseases, non- communicable diseases, maternal and child health, and workforce issues. Increased scholarly participation, governmental programs, and global partnerships are all responsible for this progress. But persistent obstacles such as a lack of mentorship, inadequate infrastructure, and financial limitations keep getting in the way of new developments. To speed up progress, it is crucial to increase funding for research, improve mentorship programs, use d...