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Journal of AIDS and Immune system (JAIS) is an open access peer-reviewed journal dedicated to scientists, engineers, and researchers. JAIS will publish papers and short communications on AIDS and Immune system encompassing clinical virology, molecular biology and epidemiology, HIV anxiety disorder, virologic failure. JAIS will strive to present a mix of subject matter that will best serve to help the reader understand the entire problem. Our Journal is intended to serve those occupationally involved in waste management control through the publication of reliable information.
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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 ...
Choline and Its Role in Our Brain Functioning Various Lifetime Phases
The hypothesis that choline supplementation may improve learning ability and memory in healthy adult individuals was first
tested by Poly and colleagues [1] who found a relation between dietary choline intake, cognitive function, and brain morpholog...
Comprehensive Review of Walnut Anthracnose: Pathogen Biology, Symptoms, and Management Strategies
Walnut anthracnose, caused by Gnomonia species, is a significant fungal disease affecting walnut trees (Juglans spp.), leading to reduced yield and quality. This review provides an in-depth overview of the pathogen biology, environmental factors infl...
