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Journal of Medicine and Public Health
(ISSN: 2766-8355)

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Journal of Medicine and Public Health

Journal of Medicine and Public Health (ISSN 2766-8355) is an international open access journal aims to disseminate qualitative reliable content on Medicine and Public Health.

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About the Journal

Journal of Medicine and Public Health (ISSN 2766-8355) deals with health issues caused due to infection, virus, lack of sanitation, and also oversee the topics related to infection control, health care service enhancements to the communities.

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Editorial Board

Rogerio Oliveira Rodrigues - Journal of Medicine and Public Health

Rogerio Oliveira Rodrigues

Desiderio Finamor Veterinary Research Institute - IPVDF
Brazil

Lea Sacca - Journal of Medicine and Public Health

Lea Sacca

University of Texas Health Science Center Houston
United States

Santiago J. Miyara - Journal of Medicine and Public Health

Santiago J. Miyara

North Shore University Hospital
United States

Sara Johanna Guevara - Journal of Medicine and Public Health

Sara Johanna Guevara

North Shore University Hospital
United States

Shraddha Vyas - Journal of Medicine and Public Health

Shraddha Vyas

Research Investigator I, Baylor Scott & White Research Institute
Texas,
United States

Leônidas de Oliveira Neto - Journal of Medicine and Public Health

Leônidas de Oliveira Neto

Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte
Brazil

Érika Alves Tavares Marques - Journal of Medicine and Public Health

Érika Alves Tavares Marques

Universidade Federal Rural de Pernambuco
Brazil

Luigi Angelo Vaira - Journal of Medicine and Public Health

Luigi Angelo Vaira

University hospital of Sassari
Italy

Marco Dettori - Journal of Medicine and Public Health

Marco Dettori

University of Sassari
Italy

Arthur Kiconco - Journal of Medicine and Public Health

Arthur Kiconco

Uganda Martyrs University
Uganda

Wei Wu - Journal of Medicine and Public Health

Wei Wu

Nanjing Medical University
China

Anna Staniszewska - Journal of Medicine and Public Health

Anna Staniszewska

Medical University of Warsaw
Poland

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J Med Public Health. 2025;5(4):JMPH-05-1114 | Open Access

Predicting Mortality in Patients Hospitalized for Acute Decompensated Heart Failure: Analysis of 100 Cases

Rajib Maitra, Amio Kumar Sonnyashi and Abu Shaleh Md. Musa Kobir

Background: Acute decompensated heart failure (ADHF) is a leading cause of hospital admissions worldwide and is associated with high in-hospital and shortterm post-discharge mortality. Accurate early risk stratification is essential to guide management strategies, optimize resource allocation, and improve patient outcomes. Despite advances in pharmacological therapy and device-based interventions, mortality rates in hospitalized patients remain substantial, underscoring the ... Read more

RESEARCH ARTICLE Updated Oct 18, 2025   PDF

J Med Public Health. 2024;5(4):JMPH-05-1113 | Open Access

Exploring Effective ways to Enhance the Understanding of the Role of Medical Associate Professions (MAPs) within the NHS: A Quantitative Study

Gariba Mesharck , Otor Clement , Vithiya Raja, Kunal Sapatand Supandeep Kaur Sohal

Background: The National Health Service has expanded the use of the medical associate professions (MAPs) as one of the strategies to tackle the workforce shortages and improve access to safe patient care. It is considered important for the patient and the public to be made aware of the new roles within the NHS. There is several misinformation about ... Read more

RESEARCH ARTICLE Updated Dec 23, 2024   PDF

J Med Public Health. 2024;5(3):JMPH-05-1112 | Open Access

Gendered Impacts of COVID-19 Pandemic on Care Work, Economic Livelihoods, and Healthcare in Rural Nigeria: Building Resilience and Equity

Osagie Joseph Aitokhuehi, Andrew Godwin Onokerhoraye, Job I. Eronmhonsele, Francisca I. Omorodion, Kuukua Cora-Marie Hanson, Ernest Omokhoa Imongan, Jones Ovuokerie Abriku and Mercy Omuero Edejeghwro

T his study explores the gendered impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on unpaid care work, economic livelihoods, and healthcare access in rural communities of Edo and Delta States, Nigeria. Employing a mixed-method approach, the research incorporates qualitative semi-structured interviews (n=36) and quantitative household surveys (n=2,400) across three senatorial districts in each state. Data gathering spanned February to April 2023, with an ... Read more

RESEARCH ARTICLE Updated Dec 03, 2024   PDF

J Med Public Health. 2024;5(3):JMPH-05-1111 | Open Access

Maternal History of Adverse Childhood Experiences and Subsequent Infant Paternal Involvement

Sadia Afroz, Ferdous Ara Ahmed, Ahmed Al Amin and Naimul Islam Nakib

T his study explores the impact of maternal Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) on paternal involvement in their infants' lives. Maternal ACEs encompass various forms of abuse, neglect, and household dysfunction experienced during childhood. Understanding this relationship is crucial for informing interventions and policies aimed at improving family dynamics and child development. The sample consisted of 70 women with documented histories of ... Read more

RESEARCH ARTICLE Updated Nov 29, 2024   PDF

J Med Public Health. 2024;5(3):JMPH-05-1110 | Open Access

The COVID-19 Pandemic Negatively Impacted Vaccine Attitudes within University of Saskatchewan Students

Paige Daubenfeld, Nora Cheema, Antonio Facciuolo and Scott Napper

While vaccines play a critical role in minimizing the impact of infectious diseases, their utility is negatively impacted by vaccine hesitancy. The COVID-19 pandemic brought infectious diseases and vaccines to the forefront of public attention, and likely impacted how vaccines are perceived. We performed a repeated cross-sectional study to quantify opinions on various aspects of vaccine attitudes, based on the 5... Read more

RESEARCH ARTICLE Updated Jul 17, 2024   PDF