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Juniper Publishers: A New Research Direction: Underwater Acoustic Sign... : Oceanography& Fisheries Open access Journal Juniper Publishers Authored by Min Song* Abstract The 21 st  century is conside...

JUNIPER PUBLISHERS- Open Access Journal of Toxicology (OAJT) Author: Ali M K Abstract This case is of a 60 year old female patient who lives in an apartment and has no prior psychiatric history. Recently the patient had been getting more and more agitated, paranoid, increasingly withdrawn and did not maintain her ADLs. Patient mentioned being tired, not being able to sleep as people living upstairs play loud music. Upon investigation, there was no loud music being played by the patient's neighbors at night or at any time. Patient also complained of the people living upstairs did not like her and disturbs her which in fact was not true. Patient lives alone in the apartment and used to be active and all household chores were performed by the patient herself but recently patient has been really lazy and keeps lying on the couch and does not perform her chores. Patient has also started threatening people including her daughter. Patient worked in the city befo...

Juniper Publishers: Incidence of Malaria in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Pakista... : Annals of Reviews & Research     Juniper Publishers Abstract Background:  Malaria is a fatal disease normally transmitted throu...

JUNIPER PUBLISHERS- Open Access Journal of Toxicology (OAJT)   Author: Henk A Tennekes Introduction Historian Heiko Stoff has recently sketched a fascinating controversy in the 1950's on chemical risk assessment [ 1 ]. Two renowned scientists in the Farbstoffkommission (Dye Committee) of the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG, German Research Community), pharmacologist Hermann Druckrey and biochemist (and Nobel Prize winner) Adolf Butenandt, were advocates of a preventive risk approach. This approach was largely determined by a groundbreaking study conducted by Druckrey during the war years with the carcinogenic dye 4-dimethylaminoazobenzene (also known as "butter yellow") [ 2 ], and Druckrey's un-intentional cooperation with the electrophysicist Karl Küpfmüller in an American detention camp in Hammelburg, Bavaria [ 3 ]. The History of the Druckrey-Küpfmüller Equation Druckrey demonstrated in 1943 that the carcin...