Bioactive metallic nanoparticles for synergistic cancer immunotherapy by Lulu Wang, Demin Lin, Muqing Li, Yu Jiang, Yanfang Yang, Hongliang Wang, Hongqian Chu, Jun Ye, Yuling Liu

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Mapping of traditional healthcare providers and their healing approaches in a tribal community of district Sirohi, Rajasthan by Rakhi Dwivedi, Prachi Goyal, Suraj S. Yadav, Pradeep Dwivedi, Pratibha Singh, Kuldeep Singh

“…The mapping of indigenous knowledge holders and scientific documentation of their knowledge might be a crucial step for providing clue regarding new therapeutic molecules.…”
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Using Borehole Temperatures for Knowledge Transfer about Mountain Permafrost: The Example of the 35-year Time Series at Murtèl-Corvatsch (Swiss Alps) by Wilfried Haeberli, Jeannette Noetzli, Daniel Vonder Mühll

“…Climate-related permafrost is widespread in cold mountains and heavily affects slope stability. …”
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Knowledge, attitude, and practice toward antibiotic use among the general public in a resource-poor setting: A case of Aden-Yemen by Mohammed Alshakka, Najmaddin AH Hatem, Nazeh Al-Abd, Wafa Badullah, Shuhd Alawi, Mohamed Izham Mohamed Ibrahim

“…Hence, our study aims to highlight the existing knowledge and attitudes toward antibiotic usage among the general public in Aden-Yemen. …”
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Knowledge, attitudes, and practices of antimicrobial use and resistance among nursing mothers in the Cape Coast Metropolis of Ghana: a cross-sectional study by Desmond Sarfo Boampong, Delores Hakikson, Humphrey Precious Addy, Samuel Addo Akwetey, Eric Yayra Nukpeta, John Anyimadu, Koduah Caleb, Williams Mpoadan Ogaja, Ishmael Edem Sewornu, Sani Fatau, Richael Odarkor Mills

“…This study investigated the relationship between the sociodemographic status of nursing mothers and their knowledge, attitudes, and practices towards antimicrobial use and resistance. …”
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Spreading Anti-Communism Among Elites? Public Diplomacy, Transnational Intellectual Exchange, and the Journal Problems of Communism by Alice Ciulla

“…The paper also situates Problems of Communism within the broader history of U.S. Cold War public diplomacy, analyzing how it helped construct knowledge about the communist world and mobilize intellectual authority in support of American foreign policy objectives. …”
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Neighbor interaction-based personalised transfer for cross-domain recommendation by Kelei Sun, Yingying Wang, Mengqi He, Huaping Zhou, Shunxiang Zhang

“…Mapping-based cross-domain recommendation (CDR) can effectively tackle the cold-start problem in traditional recommender systems. …”
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Thermal Comfort and Adaptive Occupant Behaviour in Open Plan Offices in India and Lithuania by Himanshu Patel Tuniki, Andrius Jurelionis, Ricardo Forgiarini Rupp, Rokas Valančius, Gabriel Bekö

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Patient knowledge, attitudes and behaviors related to antimicrobial use in South African primary healthcare settings: development and testing of the CAMUS and its implications by Nishana Ramdas, Thobani Biyela, Mapula Thema, Mncengeli Sibanda, Tiyani Milta Sono, Tiyani Milta Sono, Stephen M. Campbell, Stephen M. Campbell, Natalie Schellack, Brian Godman, Brian Godman, Brian Godman, Johanna C. Meyer, Johanna C. Meyer

“…A feasibility assessment was also conducted to evaluate the practical use of CAMUS in PHC settings.ResultsParticipants demonstrated varied knowledge of antimicrobial use. While 60% correctly identified antibiotics as effective for bacterial infections, 93.33% incorrectly believed antibiotics could treat viral illnesses such as colds. …”
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Knowledge of antibiotics and antibiotic resistance, antibiotic use and eHealth literacy among nursing students in Thailand: a cross-sectional study by Soontaree Jianvitayakij, Atsadaporn Niyomyart, Chuenjit Junsawang, Wunwisa Bualoy, Nipaporn Butsing, Supreeda Monkong, Joachim G Voss

“…In a multiple regression analysis, three factors predict knowledge of antibiotic resistance: knowledge of antibiotics (B=0.199, p<0.001, 95% CI 0.165 to 0.234), eHealth literacy (B=0.078, p<0.001, 95% CI 0.056 to 0.100) and academic year (B=0.271, p<0.001, 95% CI 0.184 to 0.358), with knowledge of antibiotics being the most impact (β=0.318). …”
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The Shortest Nuclear Route to Climate Change to Great Power Competition: Tracing Arctic Security by Gabriella Gricius

“…However, this popularity has come with a notable question: What does Arctic security mean, and how/what knowledges underpin it? This study traces the discourse on Arctic security from the Cold War to the present examining the emergence of different types of security which range from more traditional variants to wider and deeper readings such as environmental and comprehensive security. …”
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What Is and What Should Be: Sociology of Studying Russia in the U.S. by A. P. Tsygankov

“…The article examines the process of knowledge formation about Russia in American academia since the end of the Cold War. …”
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Ethnobotanical survey on plants in Pashang village, Gonabad (Khorasan Razavi, Iran) by Sholeh Ghollasimod, H. Reza Asa

“…These herbal plants have long been used for gastrointestinal (19 species), cold (9 species) and hematological (6 species). The most used parts of the plants were the arial parts with 28 %, flower 18 %, seed 14 % and fruit 12 %. …”
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“The price of health: exploring how cost influences public attitudes towards antibiotics” by Sarika Karunakara Ramesh, Rithik Dharan, Jasmine Aquila, Kirthik Jayakumar, Subalakshmi Raman, Vivekanadan Kuppa Reddy

“…AIM: To examines public perceptions, attitudes and knowledge concerning antibiotics, with a particular focus on the impact of OTC accessibility and affordability. …”
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ECO(VI)2SE: Expert-computer vision integration for visual coral status exploration by Daniel Langenkämper, Aksel Alstad Mogstad, Ingunn Nilssen, Tim W. Nattkemper

“…Consequently, being able to evaluate the biodiversity and health status of cold-water coral reefs is of high importance. A web application for large-scale assessment of multiple cold-water coral reefs would improve our understanding of the effects of these stressors, and provide an important knowledge base for future planning of human activities in relation to these reefs. …”
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Le Symposium international sur l’inconscient de Tbilissi, 1979 by Tamara Svanidzé

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Library of Congress Subject Headings, Dewey Decimal Classification and the Ambiguity of Subject Representation of Central, Eastern and South-Eastern Europe in American Knowledge Or... by Marek Sroka

“… The paper examines the classification and subject representation of the concepts of Central, Eastern and South-Eastern Europe in the context of the knowledge organization, especially historical information, in American research and academic libraries during the Cold War and post-Cold War era. …”
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Local complications and lymphadenitis after BCG–M vaccination in children – сhoosing the right tactics by M. E. Lozovskaja, G. A. Stepanov, Yu. A. Yarovaya, A. V. Mosina, M. A. Osipova, O. P. Zakharova

“…The incidence of local complications over the past 8 years was 0,002% – 0,012% of the number of vaccinated children. A cold abscess was diagnosed in 11 (50,0%), BCG-lymphadenitis in 9 (40,9%), an ulcer in 2 (9,1%) children. …”
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Approach to enhancing myoblast cell proliferation through plasma jet stimulation for the design of lab-grown meat by Natpaphan Yawut, Komgrit Leksakul, Norrapon Vichiansan, Dheerawan Boonyawan, Thippawan Mekwilai

“…This study investigates the optimal parameters for stimulating myoblast cell proliferation using cold plasma technology, providing foundational insights for lab-grown meat research. …”
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A Cooling Atlas for preserving fruit and vegetables in low- and middle-income countries by Thijs Defraeye, Jakub Vrba, Josianne Cloutier, Chris Beland, Daniel Onwude, Fatima Pereira da Silva, Leo Blyth

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