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Journal of Nutrition and Obesity (JNO) is an open access multidisciplinary journal devoted to publish significant and recent research works which illustrate the scientific mechanisms, efficacy, and safety of Nutrition and Obesity interventions. JNO welcomes submissions related to basic, clinical, and emerging topics of vital interest from all scientific professionals.
RECENT ARTICLES
Sphingomonous Paucimobilis Bacteremia Presenting as BRUE in a Two-Month-Old Male Infant
Sphingomonas paucimobillis is a gram negative, non- fermenting, aerobic bacterium distinguished by its yellow pigment
and motility due to polar flagella While it is commonly found in soil and water, it can also be isolated from contaminated
hospi...
Neonatal Sepsis in a Term Infant after Prolonged Rupture of Membranes Caused by Globicatella Sanguinis: A Rare Case Report
Globicatella sanguinis is a catalase-negative, alpha-hemolytic, gram-positive coccus, a facultative anaerobe, meaning it can
grow in both aerobic and anaerobic conditions, while globicatella species are considered part of the normal human flora,
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Early Milk Expression in Mothers of Neonates in the Neonatal ICU: A Quality Improvement Project
In premature infants, the importance of early breastfeeding has been emphasized throughout the literature. However, an effi
cient policy that targets early breast milk expression has not been nationally recognized. The aim of this quality improve
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The Efficacy of Statistics in All Major Fields of Research: A Focus on Regression Analysis
The abstract provided offers a succinct overview of the research paper's focus on the significance of statistics, specifically re
gression analysis, across diverse fields. The emphasis on regression analysis indicates its importance as a statistical...
Plastic Deformation of Metal through the Lens of Nanotechnology Using Regression Analysis
This research analysis investigates the impact of nanotechnology on the plastic deformation of metals, utilizing linear regres
sion analysis to quantify the relationships between nanoscale modifications and mechanical properties. The study focuses
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Classic Metaphyseal Lesion: A Rare Presentation in a Preterm Neonate
Classic metaphyseal lesions occur in infants due to indirect forces, in particular, the shearing and acceleration-deceleration
forces, exerted on their limbs. These fractures are very rare and resemble a “corner fracture” or a “bucket handle ...
