Series: Sciencious Medical Writing Conference Human immunodeficiency virus, commonly known as HIV, is notorious for its belligerent aggression towards the human immune system. Once infected with HIV, the immune system is significantly weaker and is more susceptible to various illnesses…
Series: Sciencious Medical Writing Conference Egypt is currently struggling with a significant public health challenge, mostly caused by noncommunicable diseases (NCDs). These diseases, such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, cancer, and chronic respiratory diseases, are not transferred through infection, rather they…
Series: Sciencious Medical Writing Conference Introduction Egypt, with a population of 99,842,504 according to the latest official census in January 2020, is one of the largest in the Middle East and North Africa region, accounting for 1.29% of the global…
Series: Sciencious Medical Writing Conference Introduction Chronic disease is the leading cause of death amongst people within the state of New York, with heart disease being at the forefront followed by cancer and lower respiratory diseases. More than 40% of…
Series: Sciencious Medical Writing Conference Introduction One of the hardest diseases to treat in the modern era is cancer, a powerful foe that has attacked civilization for generations. Finding effective treatments is a constant struggle because of its complicated makeup and ability to mutate….
Series: Sciencious Medical Writing Conference Abstract This article explores pesticide use in Egypt as a third-world country. Sustainable pesticides offer avenues for pest management that safeguarding human health by preserving ecological integrity. Derived from natural sources such as plants. Introduction …
Series: 13 days of Oncology with Kishan Sivakumar According to Figure 1 by BMJ Global Health, nations in Eastern and Southern Africa suffer from a high prevalence of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), which is a precursor to many fatal diseases. As…
Series: 13 days of Oncology with Kishan Sivakumar Blood cancer is a variant of cancer that affects “the production and function of…blood cells”, largely starting “in [one’s] bone marrow” (“Blood Cancers”). This spread affects stem cells in the bone marrow, which…
Series: 13 days of Oncology with Kishan Sivakumar Skin Cancer Skin cancer constitutes the “abnormal growth of skin cells”, with the leading cause of sunlight exposure, causing subsets of skin cancer like “basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma and melanoma” (“Skin…
Series: 13 days of Oncology with Kishan Sivakumar Breast Cancer Breast Cancer predominantly occurs in “cells of the breasts” for either men or women; however, it is “more common in women” (“Breast cancer”). The signs of breast cancer include (but are…
