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Frequency of myocardial injury: assessed by troponin elevation in patients with Covid-19

Maria Cristina Moctezuma Castañeda, Daniel Canaán Pérez, Marienet Carlos Aquino, Karmyna González Morales

On January 7, 2020, a new strain of SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus was identified, these patients had evidence of cardiovascular and respiratory involvement, mainly elevated serum troponin levels, arrhythm

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Quality of life in DM2 patients before and after from the CADIMSS program at UMF 57

Rubén Omar Torres, Victoria María Xoxhitotol-Bautista, Susana Tzompantzi Pablo, Itzel Gutiérrez Gabriel, Miriam Claudia Susano-García, Magaly Espinoza-Carbajal

Introduction: The ADA defines type 2 diabetes mellitus (DM2) as a metabolic disorder characterized by elevated blood glucose levels, accompanied by microvascular and cardiovascular

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Introduction. This qualitative research approach gives voice to primary care physicians regarding the comprehensive care of patients with Overweight and Obesity (OWE). Methods. The Social Represent

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8 years of experience in a kidney transplant unit in Toluca, Mexico

Abigail Guadalupe Tabares-Gómez, Vicente Cardona-Infante, MARIA DEL SOCORRO ROMERO FIGUEROA

Objective: To identify the evolution of transplant patients over 8 years in a kidney transplant unit in Toluca. Material and methods: With prior authorization from the Scientific and Bioethical Res

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Maternal Knowledge and Self-Efficacy as Predictors of Tummy Time Practice in Infants

Gabriela Iveth Martínez Figueroa, Velia Margarita Cárdenas Villarreal, Jorge Alberto Mayo Abarca, Nora Hernández Martínez, Milton Carlos Guevara Valtier

Introducción: el tiempo boca abajo (TBA) en lactantes es una actividad física clave para la salud infantil, influenciada por el modelado parental, factores sociales, conocimientos previos y autoe

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Antivirulence drugs against fungal pathogens as a therapeutic alternative to antimicrobial-resistant fungal infections

Orlando Flores-Maldoando, Rogelio de J. Treviño-Rangel, Rocio Alvarado-Cortes, Stephanie Prado-Martínez, Ana Laura Ríos-López

Fungal infections have become a global public health problem in recent decades, mainly due to the emergence and spread of fungal pathogens resistant to antifungal drugs, w

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Community mental health and skin temperature in older adults: diagnosis and psychosocial intervention following COVID 19 lockdown

Claudia Gabriela De la Cruz Mejía, David Alberto Alberto Rodríguez Medina, Dr., José Joel Vázquez Ortega, José Jesús Serrano, Ricardo Iván Bravo Chávez

Introduction: The COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated mental health risks in older adults. Objective: To evaluate mental health indicators (fear of COVID-19, perceived insecurity, positive and negative a

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Effect of anthropometric measurements on blood pressure in university students

Mayra Samira De León Ramirez, Milton Guevara-Valtier, Diana Cristina Navarro-Rodriguez, Velia Margarita Cárdenas-Villareal, María de los Ángeles Paz-Morales, Juana Mercedes Gutiérrez-Valverde

Introduction: Hypertension is a global public health concern, affecting not only adults but also young university students. Studies have shown that waist, neck, and wrist circumferences are associa

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Cerebral venous thrombosis is an important cause of stroke in the young population. Epidemiological reports in Mexico are few, and evidence regarding clinical presentation and associated risk facto

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Recurrent pediatric ameloblastoma: a review of the literature on a case report

María Paola Lubo López, María Alejandra Nieto Rojas, Tomás Saldarriaga Patiño, María Camila Diaz, Miguel David Nieto, Camilo Jimenez Triana, Luis Gustavo Celis

The present study analyzes pediatric ameloblastoma, a benign odontogenic tumor that, although ranking second in frequency within this group of neoplasms, occurs in c

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Proposal for the safe execution of aerobic exercise in the antihypertensive treatment of sedentary adults (40-60 years)

GERMAN MARTINEZ ALVA, LUZ SELENE VELAZQUEZ BERMUDEZ, MARIA GUADALUPE MARTINEZ ENRIQUEZ

Hypertension is a syndrome with persistent elevation of normal blood pressure (120 mmHg SBP and 80 mmHg DBP) to levels ≥140/90 mmHg; represents a public health problem as it is a risk factor in t

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Bizarre or Type B Adverse Drug Reactions (ADRs) are generally unpredictable, unusual, or anomalous; they are not related to the drug’s mechanism of action or dosage, but rather to immunological p

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Acute hepatitis of unknown origin: Narrative review on the potential role of Adenovirus F41

María Paola Lubo, José Enrique Graterol, Natalia Avellaneda Perdigón, Yuri Alexandra Hernández, Laura Andrea Rojas, Daniela Lynett-Florez, Luis Gustavo Celis

The hepatitis of unknown origin (HOD), reported in over 1,000 cases across 35 countries as of July 2022, represents a public health challenge, particularly in childr

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La Pathophysiology as a cornerstone for the diagnosis and treatment of acute kidney injury in cirrhosis.

Marbella Haddad Toledo, Yukiko Harumi Yamasaki Ramos, Dra., Luis Humberto Torres Pérez, Dr., Arturo Aurelio Ortiz Olivarez, Dr.

Acute kidney injury is defined as the sudden deterioration of kidney function, characterized by an increase in creatinine levels greater than 1.5 mg/dL. Hepatorenal syndrome (HRS) is a functional a

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Introduction: Avian influenza A (H5N1) had an unprecendented outbreak towards new animal species. At the end of 2024, a human outbreak was reported in the United States. T

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Skin lesions can provide an early indication of a patient's glucose tolerance and may be the first sign of metabolic disturbance. Early recognition of these skin changes and treatment of the patien

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