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In the present study, banana plants were cultivated in integrated agroforestry systems (IAFSs) established in the Amazon-Cerrado transition region, and the effects of different forest species and crop plant spacings on the weight of the bunches producedwereassessed. The experiment followed a randomized block design in a split-plot arrangement with four treatments in the plots, three treatments in the subplots and three repetitions.

One of the most common knee injuries related to CrossFit is patellofemoral dysfunction. This dysfunction is characterized by an ill-defined pain of insidious onset, located in the anterior retropatellar region and/or peripatellar knee. Its etiology is multifactorial and can lead to a change in patellar alignment or kinematics during knee flexion-extension movements. The aim of this study was to determine whether there is a difference in ankle range of motion in Closed Kinetic Chain in CrossFit practitioners with and without anterior knee pain.

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought approximately unparalleled challenges, leaving a profound effect on people and households worldwide. One in particular inclined group that has emerged from this crisis is orphaned children who have lost one or both father and mother to the virus.

Commonly calledcôcôta in Côte d’Ivoire, S. senegalensisisa plant of the Africansavannas. It is highly appreciated by African populations for its taste and itsmanyvirtues. It iswidelyused in traditional medicine for the treatment of diseases such as leprosy, blindness, tuberculosis, dysentery and many others. However, itstillremains in the wild. For its domestication, itisvery important to determine the optimal seed on its growth. The studyconsisted to carry out a germination test withview to planting crop of S. senegalensis, on a ferralsol in Abidjan (Côte d’Ivoire).

The Today, the world has switched over to the mobile phones. Whatever they want, they can access on their mobile phones. The smartphones have brought infinite advantages to the users in the form of mobility that enable them to use their phones to do almost any kind of work. They can book tickets, book a table in a restaurant, shop almost everything, and lots more. So, the smartphones have taken over the latest commerce trends in the market.

This research focuses on individuals with disabilities engaged in horticultural activities in three locations: Dili, Ermera, and Viqueque. Horticulture, a subset of agriculture, primarily produces consumable crops. The study aims to explore how this horticulture program promotes nutritional sustainability within the community and enhances economic activities through the Association for the Future.

The present research study sought to present an overview of the notions of ‘Role Conflict’ and Role Ambiguity’ within the context of ‘The Role Theory’. Moreover, the current study adopted the qualitative research method for collecting and analyzing the targeted data. Conjointly, the researcher has particularly utilized the descriptive approach.

The aim of this study is to evaluate in rats the anti-constipant potential of Cassia occidentalis (Caesalpiniaceae), a plant whose leaves are used in traditional medicine in Côte d'Ivoire for the treatment of constipation. Loperamide (3 mg/kg bw in 0.9% sodium chloride), administered orally toWistar rats for 3 days, induces the emission of reduced, hard, dry faecal pellets, evidence that these animals had become constipated, as in healthy rats faeces are abundant, soft and moist.

Introduction: Cancer is understood as the term used to agglutinate the more than 100 types of malignant diseases that have as a common characteristic the disordered growth of cells, which can invade adjacent tissues or organs at a distance.

This article embarks on an explorative journey to understand the current state and future direction of primary health care. It scrutinizes the evolving role of primary health care in the broader context of global health and wellness. Emphasizing the critical importance of quality in health care services, the article analyzes how technological advancements, policy reforms, and patient-centered approaches are shaping the future of primary health care.