Health Sciences

Chronic allergic rhinitis is a relapsing inflammatory condition often associated with impaired quality of life and long-term dependence on conventional medication. This case study documents a young female patient with chronic allergic rhinitis with nasal polyposis and intermittent bronchial symptoms of over two years’ duration, unresponsive to conventional management. A classical homeopathic approach based on individualization, life-space exploration, totality of symptoms, and miasmatic understanding was adopted.

Lichen PlanusPigmentosus (LPP) is a chronic inflammatory pigmentary disorder that significantly impacts quality of life and often shows limited response to conventional management. This case study documents the successful classical homeopathic management of a middle-aged female presenting with progressive facial hyperpigmentation unresponsive to topical and supportive therapies. A detailed individualistic evaluation based on mental, physical, and general characteristics was undertaken, followed by repertorization and constitutional prescribing.

Bullous pemphigoid is a chronic autoimmune blistering disorder that significantly impairs quality of life. Conventional management often provides only temporary symptomatic relief with frequent relapses. This case report presents a 26-year-old female with recurrent vesiculo-bullous eruptions on both hands, associated with intense burning, itching, peeling of skin, and emotional distress, who had an inadequate response to prior conventional therapies.

Recurrent tonsillitis with allergic diathesis and low immunity is a common pediatric challenge, often leading to repeated antibiotic exposure without lasting relief. This case describes the holistic management of a 7-year-old male with recurrent tonsillitis, paroxysmal nocturnal cough, vomiting with cough, nasal obstruction, and strong allergic background, unresponsive to conventional management for over two years. A classical homeopathic approach based on individualization, totality of symptoms, and miasmatic understanding was adopted.

Female Pattern Hair Loss (FPHL) is a chronic, progressive condition with significant psychosocial impact. Conventional and supportive therapies often provide limited or temporary relief. This case report documents the successful homeopathic management of a long-standing case of Female Androgenetic Alopecia Grade III with associated emotional stress, hair thinning, and scalp visibility.

Palmo-plantar psoriasis is a chronic, relapsing inflammatory dermatosis that significantly affects daily functioning and quality of life. Conventional and alternative systems often provide temporary relief with frequent relapses. This case study presents the long-term classical homeopathic management of a young adult male suffering from palmo-plantar psoriasis since early childhood, with recurrent winter aggravations and functional disability. Despite previous treatments, the condition persisted with repeated relapses.

The goal of the current study is to conduct a comparative analysis of neural network architectures based on vulnerabilities identified by Open Worldwide Application Security Project in a web application context. This study comes from a descriptive and quasi-experimental model and is real data based empirical research. Moreover, in this study we identify the study as applied as the research aims to establish practical knowledge in a subject area. Our dataset is historical (post event), and the research design used is descriptive-correlational.

The effect climate variability on forage production wasstudied in november 2025 in Batha Province in Chad. About 100 questionnaires were distributed to livestock farmers and to collect informations about some climatic parameters in Batha province of Chad. The objectif was to analyse climatic parameters that affect forage production and adaptativestratégies of breeders. The results indicate an increase trend warming accross the sahel, with the hottest months sited between April and May.

Independent researchers operating outside formal academic institutions frequently encounter structural barriers to scholarly participation, including limited access to peer-review channels, epistemic skepticism toward non-affiliated authors, and reduced bibliometric visibility. While open-access publishing has expanded dissemination opportunities, it has not fully resolved legitimacy asymmetries embedded in institutional science (Merton, 1973; Latour, 1987).

Introduction: In asthma patients, reductions in FEV3 and FEV6 may reflect early bronchial obstruction and disease severity. This study aimed to evaluate FEV3 and FEV6 as complementary spirometric parameters to FEV1 for assessing asthma severity and control. Material and methods: Multicenter prospective cross-sectional study exhaustively including 221 adult asthma patients recruited from pulmonology departments at Oran University Hospital (EHU) and Bechar Hospital (EPH) from 04/01/2020 to 12/31/2023.