International Quintessence of Biomedical Research
EDITORIAL
Ioannis Mavroudis - Time as a construct of the mind..........................................................................101
Paniel Reyes Cárdenas - An editorial view on the perspectives generated by the International
Quintessence of Biomedical Research...........................................................................................................103
BIOMEDICAL FUNDAMENTAL RESEARCH
Vasile Morar - Ethics and biomedicine. ..................................................................................................109
BIOMEDICAL FUNDAMENTAL RESEARCH
Ecaterina Burlui, Vasile Burlui, Gabriel Dăscălescu, Maria-Crinela Ardeleanu, Helmina
Ardeleanu, Alin Stelian Ciobică - A case report illustrating the clinical utility of the biological reserve
diagram.........................................................................................................................................................112
PSYCHOMEDICAL CORRELATIONS
Hüseyin Çaksen - Ruqyah in neuropsychiatric disorders.....................................................................117
Alexandru Ionut Hristian - Relationship between hearing loss and memory impairment. Neural
plasticity and cognitive rehabilitation: a 25-month longitudinal comparative analysis. ..............................121
CLINICAL MEDICAL RESEARCH
Cornelia Ursu, Laura Romila, Gabriela Mihalache, Diana Gheban, Daniela Tomiţa - Chronic
maxillary sinusitis - from research to practice. .............................................................................................127
MISCELLANEOUS
Adrian - Constantin Tudorache - Music − viable therapy in anxiety and depression? . ...................141
Ahmed Adel Mansour Kamar, Ioannis Mavroudis, Alin Ciobica, Diana Gheban, Irina-Luciana
Gurzu - Trust nobody—but the rules. Reconsidering trust, expertise, and regulatory safeguards in public
health: a narrative review. .............................................................................................................................151
BIOMEDICAL CORRELATION
Alexandra Linca, Cătălina Ionescu, Alin Ciobica - The dual impact of coffee consumption: from oral
pathophysiology to psychological well-being................................................................................................156
Tudor Camelia, Luca Florin Alexandru, Manuela Pădurariu - Neuromarketing and
brain biology.................................................................................................................................................161
Alexandru Ionuţ Hristian - Relationship between hearing loss and memory impairment. Systemic
pathologies and auditory deficits: diabetes, hypertension, and the cognitive risk triad. ...............................165
PROCEEDINGS OF INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS “BY PROMOTING EXCELLENCE
WE PREPARE THE FUTURE” - SELECTION OF ABSTRACTS. ................................................169
INSTRUCTIONS FOR AUTHORS ..................................................................................................240
This study investigates the synergistic relationship between vascular metabolic diseases—specifically diabetes mellitus (DM) and arterial hypertension (HTN)—and the development of sensorineural hearing loss (SNHL). The findings suggest that […]
AUTHORS :In recent years, neuromarketing has emerged as a rapidly expanding interdisciplinary field, with growing scientific interest in its effects on the biology of the human brain and consumer […]
AUTHORS :This paper examines the complex relationship between coffee consumption, oral health, and cognitive function. Coffee is a chemically diverse beverage rich in bioactive compounds, including caffeine and chlorogenic […]
AUTHORS :Trust is widely recognized as an essential component of effective public health systems. Patients trust healthcare professionals, communities trust institutions, and policymakers rely on expert guidance to inform […]
AUTHORS :Anxiety and depressive disorders represent major challenges for global public health and healthcare systems. In this context, the use of music as a non-pharmacological therapeutic intervention has attracted […]
AUTHORS :Chronic maxillary sinusitis is a multifactorial condition with a complex etiology. Among the local contributing factors, mechanical obstruction plays a central role by impairing ostial patency and disrupting […]
AUTHORS :This article investigates differences in cognitive performance trajectories between audiologically rehabilitated and untreated individuals with hearing loss, emphasizing the role of time-dependent neural plasticity in the recovery of […]
AUTHORS :Ruqyah is an Islamic spiritual healing practice based on the recitation of the Quran, supplications (du’a), and remembrance of Allah, and is recognized as a form of traditional […]
AUTHORS :Against the background of personalized medicine, understanding a patient’s ability to withstand stress, defined as their biological reserve, is crucial for determining treatment strategies and prognosis. Traditional metrics […]
AUTHORS :This paper explores the fundamental relationship between ethics and biomedicine, emphasizing their shared concern for the protection, preservation, and promotion of human life. Drawing on classical and contemporary […]
AUTHORS :I describe myself as a Pragmatist philosopher of science of a Peircean stripe. After receiving the kind invitation from Prof. Alin Ciobica to prepare an editorial presentation for […]
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