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Volume 28, Issue 1 -1 May 2019

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African sleeping sickness; Causes and Treatments

by Haleema Sadia, Asif Naeem, Abdul Majeed, Ayesha Alam, Shahid Raza

Volume: 28Issue: 1 May 2019Published: 12 June 2019DOI: 10.47119/IJRP10028152019578
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Among many diseases; African sleeping sickness is a tropical disease which is result of the bite of tse.tse fly where parasitic protozoans (trypanosomes) are transmitted. Early symptoms of this disease are fever, limbs pain, anemia an [...] Read more

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Ebola: The Endemic Disease

by Haleema Sadia, Qandeel Zahra, Abbas Khokhar, Ayesha Alam, Shahid Raza

Volume: 28Issue: 1 May 2019Published: 12 June 2019DOI: 10.47119/IJRP10028152019579
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Ebola hemorrhage fever is an endemic, zoonotic and viral disease of family filoviridae. It was first observed in remote villages in Central Africa, near tropical rainforests. Later it occurred in the village near river named Ebola. In West Afr [...] Read more

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Expression of Matrix Metalloproteinase-9 (MMP-9) In Ameloblastoma's Histopathological Subtypes, Radiological Imaging and Tumor size

by Mei Ika MC, Delyuzar, Joko SL

Volume: 28Issue: 1 May 2019Published: 22 May 2019DOI: 10.47119/IJRP10028152019584
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Background. Ameloblastoma is the most common odontogenic epithelial tumor. They are slow-growing, locally invasive and have various sizes, radiological imagings and histopathological subtypes. This tumor infiltr [...] Read more

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YELLOW HAEMAGOGUS: WIPING OUT MANY CIVILIZATIONS: A REVIEW

by Haleema Sadia, Aziza Noor, Shahid Raza, Abrar Hussain, Ayesha Alam

Volume: 28Issue: 1 May 2019Published: 12 June 2019DOI: 10.47119/IJRP10028152019585
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Yellow fever is a viral infection, which is continuously causing disease in tropical regions such as America and Africa. The virus, which causes Yellow fever is called as flavivirus. YF predominantly distresses persons and cardinals. Infected [...] Read more

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