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Journal of Medicine and Public Health
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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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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

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

Guang-hui Zhang - Journal of Medicine and Public Health

Guang-hui Zhang

Xinxiang medical University
China

Articles

J Med Public Health. 2023;4(2):JMPH-04-1062 | Open Access

A Review of Possible Supplements to Relieve the Symptoms of Fatigue after COVID-19

Boglárka Bernadett Tisza, Gyöngyi Iván, Viola Keczeli, Melinda Kóró, Patricia Szántóri, Zsófia Gyócsiné Varga, Henriett Müller, Olivia Pribéli, Zoltán Szabó, Zsófia Verzár, Monika Sélleyné Gyuró, Andrea Gubicskóné Kisbendek and Tímea Stromájer-Rácz

Background: The highly infectious coronavirus has become a global pandemic; the effective medication is yet to be developed. The health care system was strained; millions of people have been suffered from infection and complications. Post COVID-19 fatigue is a dominant characteristic of coronavirus infection. It affects general state of health, muscle strength, sleeping quality, mental health, and life ... Read more

REVIEW ARTICLE Updated Feb 24, 2023   PDF

J Med Public Health. 2023;4(2):JMPH-04-1061 | Open Access

Determining the Relationship and Predictive Contribution of Personality Traits and Self-Concept to Cyberchondria during the Coronavirus Disease 2019 Pandemic

Fariba Tabe Bordbar

Background: Cyberchondria is a form of anxiety characterized by excessive searching of online medical content about health, which in most cases results in increased psychological helplessness, worry, and unnecessary medical expenses. Objective: This research aims to determine the relationship and predictive contribution of personality traits to cyberchondria during the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. Methods: ... Read more

RESEARCH ARTICLE Updated Feb 23, 2023   PDF

J Med Public Health. 2023;4(2):JMPH-04-1060 | Open Access

Aggression in School Students: An Intervention Focused Approach

Bhave SY, Manchanda S, Nahata K, Raghuvanshi A, Joshi S and Sovani A

Introduction: The present research was conducted as a part of a series of multicentric youth studies to study aggression in school children followed by intervention programs for the school to prevent violence. Aggression in young children is an important precursor to how they perceive and process a variety of experiences through the course of their lives. It influences ... Read more

RESEARCH ARTICLE Updated Feb 15, 2023   PDF

J Med Public Health. 2023;4(1):JMPH-04-1059 | Open Access

Assessing the Impact of Usage of Steroids among Newly Detected Diabetes Patients in a Study among COVID-19 Patients across India

Anuj Maheshwari , Abhishek Shukla, Dhruvi Hasnani, Meenakshi Bhattacharya , Mukhyaprana Prabhu M, Divya Saxena, Bidita Khandelwal , Nawal CL, Brij Mohan Makkar, Sajid Ansari, Prahlad Chawla , Prabhat Agrawal , Ashish Saxena, Narsingh Verma, Banshi Saboo, Uday Pratap Singh, Vanshika Arora and Vipul Chavda

Background: There is a bidirectional relationship between COVID 19 and diabetes. New-onset diabetes and severe metabolic complications of pre-existing diabetes in patients with COVID 19 have been observed. Steroids are medications used for treatment of several diseases, including COVID-19. Its pharmacological action increases blood glucose and poses additional challenges in the management. Aim: To study the impact of ... Read more

RESEARCH ARTICLE Updated Feb 15, 2023   PDF

J Med Public Health. 2023;4(1):JMPH-04-1058 | Open Access

Assessing Stress, Anxiety, and Depression in Women with Menstrual Disorders Caused by COVID-19 Vaccines

Hosseini Nasab Ali, Sanjari Shahrzad, Mohammadi Soleimani Mohammad Reza and Alidousti Katayoun

Introduction: One of the most effective solutions to control the COVID-19 pandemic is vaccination. However, possible side effects of the vaccine can negatively affect the vaccination process. The present study was conducted to determine the levels of stress, anxiety, and depression in women with menstrual disorders caused by COVID-19 vaccines. Methods: In this retrospective cohort study, ... Read more

RESEARCH ARTICLE Updated Feb 15, 2023   PDF