Vol. 8 No. 12 (2025)

The positive attributes of the edible Cynara cardunculus L. subsp. scolymus, commonly referred to as globe artichoke, have long been known due to the amount of bioactive chemicals found in it including inulin and polyphenols. Artichokes, which were washed under tap water, were picked manually and…

According to this assessment, medicinal plants have shown to be an invaluable tool in the treatment of a wide range of illnesses in underdeveloped nations, including sickle cell disease. Due to cultural choices and the high expense of conventional treatment, many people in both industrialised and…

Background: The new field is expected to guarantee the sensitiveness and functionality of the pulp-dentin complex due to the endogenous repairing and tissue engineering service. Regenerative therapies are designed to offer the healing and functional regeneration biological milieu instead of…

Introduction: This narrative review evaluates a peer-led web-based research education intervention for pediatric surgery residents in Sudan during the COVID-19 pandemic (2020-2021), assessing its role in maintaining learning continuity and building research capacity in resource-limited settings…

Many Asian countries use celery, a member of the Apiaceae family (Apium graveolens L.), as a vegetable and seasoning. Leaf, stem, root, and seed are all parts of the plant that are commonly used in cooking, especially for salads and soups. The unusual perfume and essential oil make it very…

Leishmaniasis is a vegetable parasite disease that present clinically with a spectrum of clinical features and this is because of Leishmania species and localized cutaneous lesions to extreme systemic lesions visceral.2 Even though dermatological alterations have been well-reported, hematological…

A popular spice known as ginger, or Zingiber officinale , has chemicals like shogaols and gingerols that have anti-inflammatory effects. These compounds lessen inflammation, discomfort, and swelling by blocking certain pathways like NF-κB and reducing inflammatory mediators like prostaglandins…